Dovecote Approximately 20 Metres North West Of Coxs Hall

The dovecote located approximately 20 meters northwest of Cox's Hall dates back to around 1739. It is constructed in Flemish bond with flared headers and features a stone slate roof, with tiles on the rear. The building has a flat brick arch over a low doorway and dentilled eaves, topped with a gabled roof. Inside, there are projecting brick perches for recessed nesting holes in all walls, and a 3-bay collar-truss roof supported by side struts and butt purlins. Attached to the right gable wall is a single-storey building from the mid-18th century, made with similar materials. This extension has 20th-century double doors with 18th-century strap hinges and a one-bay roof with a collar truss adjacent to the right wall of the dovecote.