Entrance Quadrants, Wall And Stable South West Of Candletree

The entrance quadrants, wall, and stables located south-west of Candletree date from the early 19th century. They are constructed of brick with blue headers. The entrance gates are supported by brick piers that stand 2.2 meters high, with stone footings and concrete caps. The quadrant walls, built in Flemish bond, connect to the stables on the left, which measure 21 meters by 4 meters and feature red diaper brickwork on a stone footing. The stables have a two-storey design with a hipped Welsh slate roof and a chimney on the south wall. The north front includes various openings suitable for stables. To the right, the quadrant wall connects to a 2.2-meter high diaper brick wall that encloses a garden adjacent to Bath Road.