Stables and Outbuilding Range 10 Metres West of Piddletrenthide Manor

The stables and outbuilding range located 10 meters west of Piddletrenthide Manor is likely from the 17th century, although it has been largely remodeled in the 19th century. The structure features a combination of brick and flint bands, rubble and flint bands, and some rendered areas, with brick dressings. It has hipped and gable-ended slate roofs and is designed in an L-shape. The fenestration is irregular, with both single and two-storey sections, and includes various sashes and casements, some of which have diamond pattern lights. The north facade showcases a central brick section with a dentilled cornice, recessed panels, and parapet piers, beneath which are two double wooden carriage doors. There is also a wooden bellcote with a clock and a lead tent roof. Internally, the building contains 19th-century stalls and other features.