Stables At Bishop'S Court Farm

The stables at Bishop's Court Farm, built around 1850, feature brick walls with stone dressings and a stone dentil cornice at the eaves. The building has a tiled roof with parapets at the gables, which are topped with stone copings. It is a long structure with one storey and attics. The central main entrance has a pointed arched doorway, flanked by windows on either side that have timber tracery, all beneath a continuous hoodmould. Above the main entrance, there is a loft door in a pointed arch with a hoodmould, set within the gable that has stone coping. Each side of the central entrance also has a smaller pointed arch doorway, accompanied by windows with timber tracery, all under a continuous hoodmould.