Stables And Carriage House To Rear Of Charlton House

The stables and carriage house, built around 1830, are located to the rear of Charlton House. Constructed from limestone ashlar with a hipped Welsh slate roof, the building is arranged in an L-shape around a courtyard. The carriage house features two semi-elliptical arched openings fitted with 20th-century garage doors, flanked by two chamfered square-headed doorways and one 12-pane fixed window. The stable block on the left includes two chamfered doorcases with planked doors, five 12-pane windows with top casements, and two circular windows. There is also a central planked loft door with a gable above, and a two-step stone mounting block positioned at the front of the stable. The interiors have not been inspected, but the building is noted as a well-designed stable block that has seen little alteration.