Attached Stables At West End Of Yard, 50 Metres West Of Poxwell House

The attached stables, located at the west end of the yard and 50 metres west of Poxwell House, date back to the 17th century. They are built with rubble-stone walls and feature a thatched roof with gable ends, although the rear pitch is covered with corrugated asbestos. The structure is 1½ storeys high and has six openings: a window, two doors, and three additional windows. To the right of the doors, there are two two-light stone mullions with separate labels, while the remaining openings are slatted wood. The left door is a stable-type plank door, and the right door is also a plank. Above the centre, there is a plank loft door that is treated as an eyebrow. Inside, the stables have 17th-century jointed cruck trusses.