Stable And Coach House At Park Farm

The stable and coach house at Park Farm is a mid-19th century structure built from random coursed rubble stone. It features a hipped concrete pantile roof topped with a central open bellcote that houses a bell and has a pyramidal roof with a weathervane. The building is a single range, comprising a single storey and a loft.

The central front gable includes a clock face set within a diamond-shaped frame, while the coach house below has a concrete lintel, likely replacing the original double timber doors. On either side of the gable, there are small square blind recesses on each floor; the ground floor left recess is glazed with a 4-pane window. Plank doors are located on the outer edges, with mounting blocks adjacent on the inner side.

At the rear, there are two plank doors on the ground floor, one of which has a timber lintel. The rear also features two shuttered loft holes and a small two-light leaded casement window in between. This building is included for its group value with the nearby barn and Park Farmhouse.