Coach House And Stable About 10 Metres North East Of Naish Farmhouse

The building is a coach house and stable, now used as a garage and outbuildings, located about 10 meters northeast of Naish Farmhouse. It was constructed around 1830-1840 and features rubble with freestone dressings. The structure is two stories tall and has an embattled parapet. It is divided into three bays, with the center bay slightly advanced and featuring a wide segmental-headed carriage entry, complete with imposts and a triple keystone. Above this entry is a 2-light casement window with 4-centred heads and a square hood mould. The outer bays have similar windows, but the ground floor has 3-light windows. To the right, there is a single-storey, single-bay wing. This building is part of the extensive service and garden buildings that belonged to the former Naish House, which was burnt and demolished, and it is designed in a Gothic style.