Stables And Carriage House At Little Durnford Manor

The stables and carriage house at Little Durnford Manor were built in 1737 for Edward Younge and were raised in height in the late 19th century. The structure features a mix of flint and stone chequerwork with brick details and has a tiled roof. It has an asymmetrical design, with a taller central section that includes two carriage doors with rounded heads and a blind opening for a loft above. A simple brick pediment is topped with a corniced lozenge-shaped clock. At the rear, there is a storeroom. The stone arms of Younge and Baynard, dating from 1660 to 1708, have been reset between the doors. To the right, there is a brick-paved stable and tack room, while to the left, a longer wing now serves as a garage with a loft above.