Stables and Coach House and Attached Walls Approximately 25 Metres North North West of the Old Rectory

This building is a barn that has been converted into stables and a coach house, located approximately 25 meters north-northwest of The Old Rectory in Cuxham with Easington. The barn is dated 1750 on a tie beam and was remodeled around 1824. It was originally timber-framed and is constructed of coursed limestone rubble with early 19th-century vertical brick dressings. The right gable wall is weatherboarded, and the roof is half-hipped with old tiles.

The building features old plank double doors set in a heavy frame, providing access through a central entry. To the left, there is a blocked doorway with a segmental brick arch above it. The rear wall has a central entry with a segmental arch in a heavy frame, and to the left, there are plank coach house doors with a segmental brick arch above.

Inside, the floors are cobbled, and there are segmental brick arches over the plank doors leading to the coach house on the left and the stables on the right, which contains four stalls. The roof features collar trusses with curved under-principals. Additionally, there is a tall wall made of limestone rubble to the right, topped with tile saddleback coping. The building is included for its group value.