Coachhouse And Garden Walls Attached, About 10 Metres To East And South Of Burgate

The coachhouse and attached garden walls, located about 10 metres to the east and south of Burgate, date from the 18th century or earlier, with extensions from the 19th century. The coachhouse is timber framed and clad with weatherboarding, featuring ragstone on the roadside and a plain tiled roof. The roof has a gable on the right side and is hipped on the left with an outshot. It includes boarded carriage doors on the left and centre, as well as a boarded loft door on the right gable end. The attached wall, built in the 19th century, is made of ragstone with red brick dressings and stands about 3 feet high. After approximately 20 metres, the wall transitions to a combination of red and blue brick on a ragstone base, curving along the road front for about 50 metres.