Old Coach House

The building is an early 18th-century coach house, originally part of the stable yard at Draycott Farm. It was later converted into a house, and served as a granary. It is two storeys high with walls of coursed and squared rubble, and a tile roof with Cotswold stone to the rear, featuring coped verges and modern footstones. The building has modern windows: three on the first floor and three (plus one blocked) on the ground floor. The right-hand ground floor window is a former entry, Tudor arched in design. Modern stone steps lead to the first-floor entrance on the south gable.