Stables At The Grove

The Stables at The Grove is a large outbuilding, believed to have been used as stables, dating from the late 18th century. It features a red brick front with a stone slate roof, coped gables, and a louvred timber lantern capped with a pyramid shape on the ridge. The front elevation is three stories high and has a symmetrical arrangement of leaded casement windows: two on the ground floor, two on the first floor with cambered heads set slightly further out, and four on the second floor. There is a large brick carriage arch with an elliptical shape and ramped coping attached to the building. The north end wall is made of rubble stone, while the south end is red brick. The rear wall is also rubble stone, with a door in the center and a window on each side. Inside, there is a loft floor and a seven-bay roof supported by collar trusses, with a cement floor in the loft.