Stable Immediately North East Of The Old Rectory Including Adjoining Courtyard Wall

This stable range was built in 1859 by John Hicks, who also designed The Old Rectory. It is constructed of stone rubble with stone dressings and features a steeply pitched plain tile gabled roof. The building has one storey and a loft, with asymmetrical projecting gables on the left and right. The right-hand side includes a coach house with a two-centred arch doorway and a loft door above it. The left side features an arched stable door with a small two-light window beside it and a loft door above. There is a central arched recess that leads to the tack room. The stable also includes a courtyard wall to the southeast, which encloses the yard between the house and the stables, made of stone rubble and featuring gate piers.