Stables At Blagdon House

The stables and carriage house at Blagdon House date from the late 17th century. The east front is made of dressed limestone, while the left return features brick and rubble stone. The building has a stone slate roof with three gables. It is a single-storey structure with a loft. On the right side, there are double carriage doors, and on the left, there are double six-panelled doors with a transom light and three recessed cyma-moulded cross windows. The three gables have oval keyed oculi, and the side windows are leaded, with the centre window boarded. The verges are saddleback coped and topped with ball finials. The left return has a planked door with a loft opening above. The rear of the building is constructed in Flemish bond brick and is windowless. Inside, the stables retain their stalls and partitions. To the left of the front, there is a four-step stone mounting block.