Stable Range To South Of Colham Mill Farmhouse

The stable and cartshed range dates to 1705 and is situated to the south of Colham Mill Farmhouse. The building is constructed of rubble stone, with a double Roman tile roof over the stable section and corrugated sheet roofing to the cartshed. The stable section is two storeys high, featuring a steeply hipped roof to the east and a coped gable to the west. It has two ground-floor doors on the north side, an outside stair leading to a loft, dove holes, and a datestone to the west end. Leaded windows are present on both the north and south sides of the first floor. A cartshed range is attached to the west end, open to the south and composed of seven bays supported by round stone piers, with a coped west gable. A further open bay range to the south of the stable is not considered to be of particular architectural interest.