Estate Buildings About 30 Metres North Of Goodnestone Park

The estate buildings located about 30 metres north of Goodnestone Park date from around 1840 and are possibly designed by Rickman and Hussey. They are constructed from plum brick and yellow stock brick, topped with a slate roof. The design features three pedimented pavilions; the left and right pavilions are three storeys tall with two glazing bar sashes on each floor, although some of these are blocked. Each of these pavilions has a boarded door on the ground floor. The central pavilion includes an elliptically arched gateway with two glazing bar sashes above it. The three pavilions are connected by a single-storey structure that houses stable and office accommodation, featuring five glazing bar sashes and two boarded doors on the left side, and four glazing bar sashes along with three boarded doors on the right. Both the low ranges and the pavilions are adorned with brick dogtooth cornices.