Outbuilding About 15 Metres North East Of Langstone Manor

This outbuilding, located about 15 meters northeast of Langstone Manor, is likely from around 1907 and was built at the same time as the manor's reconstruction. It has been used as a garage, storage space, and calf house. The structure is made of dressed stone with some granite details and features slate roofs that are gabled and half-hipped at the ends, with part of the west front being slate-hung. The building consists of two adjoining single-storey blocks, each with its own roof. The west front includes an entrance leading into the storage area and four casement windows with glazing bars. The south end is half-hipped and has an arched entrance adorned with two 16th-century spandrels that feature shallow foliage carvings.