Coach House And Stable Immediately To North Of Nethercott House

A coach house and stable dating to 1871, situated immediately north of Nethercott House. The building is constructed of stone rubble with a half-hipped tile roof. It has a three-bay plan, comprising a coach house on the left, a central tack or feed room, and a stable to the right. The exterior is single-storied and features a regular three-bay front. A central timber-framed gable is accentuated by wooden brackets. Below this gable is an open-fronted section with a doorway leading to the tack or feed room at the rear and into the stable to the right. The left-hand bay has garage doors at the front, while the stable on the right has a casement window. The interior has not been inspected.