Stable Court And Entrance Wall 15 Yards North East Of Pickhurst

Stable court and entrance walls, built in 1885, are located 15 yards northeast of Pickhurst. The entrance features a 4.5-foot high brick wall topped with coping, flanked by square brick piers that are 6 feet 6 inches tall. The stable block includes a carriage house on the right side and is two stories high, constructed of brick with fishscale tile hanging and hipped plain tile roofs. The stable has three bays with casement windows on either side of a central gable bay, which contains an arched carriage entrance on the ground floor and a plank door with a mullion window above. A central square clock cupola with a lead-covered ogee dome and weather vane sits atop the structure. The carriage house features a jettied first floor, a gable at the left end, and a half-timber gable at the right. There are two 3-light projecting gables on the first floor above double-door carriage entrances below, and a single-storey catslide roof to the right with an end stack.