Barn And Coach House, And Attached Walls At Milton Lodge And Wyverns

The barn and coach house at Milton Lodge and Wyverns date from the early 18th century and are constructed of limestone rubble with ashlar dressings, topped with old plain-tile roofs. The barn features five bays and has a central porch with a weatherboarded gable, along with a subsidiary entrance in the right return wall. At the rear of the barn is an L-shaped range that includes stables and a coach house, which originally had three elliptical-arched carriage entrances that are now blocked. There is also a fielded-panel door beneath a stone flat arch with a keyblock. The roof of this structure has three gabled dormers. Inside the stable, there are remains of stalls, although the interior of the barn has not been inspected. Additionally, a rubble wall with brick coping extends from the coach house to the front of Milton Lodge, featuring both vehicular and pedestrian gates, each supported by ashlar piers with flat caps.