Converted Coach House To East Of Bolehyde Manor And Gatepiers To West

This building is a converted coach house located to the east of Bolehyde Manor, dated 1806. It is constructed of rubble stone and features a stone-tiled roof. The coach house is two storeys high and has two circular windows on the first floor; the left window has been renewed and is inscribed "D.T.-W. 1963," while the right window is inscribed "D.G. 1806." The ground floor has a central cart entrance that has been blocked, with a cambered lintel above it, and there are two two-light windows on either side, both with renewed casements. A door is located on the right side between the windows.

At the west end, there is a wall that connects to the northeast corner of the Manor, which features two early to mid-18th century ashlar gatepiers. These gatepiers have corniced caps and ball finials, with the inner face of each pier displaying a projecting gate-stop and a carved scroll. There are 20th-century iron gates. The coach house is listed for its group value.