Stable Range To North Of Church Farmhouse

The stable range to the north of Church Farmhouse is an 18th-century building constructed from rubble stone, featuring coped gables and a Bridgwater tile roof. It stands two stories tall and has three openings on the upper level, including a central two-light chamfered mullion window and a loading door on the right side. The ground floor has five openings with timber lintels, alternating between windows and doors. The left side of the building showcases heavy chamfered and stopped beams supporting the loft floor. An outside stair is located on the west side. Additionally, there is a range of four single-storey stables added to the west, covered with a corrugated iron roof, and an extension to the east with a hipped east gable, which is not of special interest.