Stable Cottage, Attached To North West Corners Of The Kingsettle Stud

Stable Cottage, attached to the north-west corner of the Kingsettle Stud, is a cottage built around 1900, likely designed by C C Horsley for H.C. Stephens. The structure features red brickwork with knapped flint panels and a plain clay tiled roof, topped with ornamental brick chimney stacks. It is two storeys high with a north-south ridge line. The west elevation has two bays; the first bay contains a 2-light stone mullioned window below and is blank above, while the second bay features a part-glazed door in a segmental-arched opening, with a small circular window above it. The central chimney stock has two flues set at 45 degrees. On the north elevation, there is a 3-light casement window on the ground floor, and above it are two 3-light windows set beneath an overhanging tile-hung gable. The interior appears to be unaltered and has direct communication with the Kingsettle Stud, which is part of the inner estate of Cholderton Park House.