Former Stable And Granary With Attached Cart Shed At Coxe'S Farm

The former stable and granary with an attached cart shed at Coxe's Farm dates from the early 19th century, with a date of 1817 inscribed above the side door. The stable and store are constructed from coursed rubble stone and feature quoins, topped with a Cotswold stone-slate roof that has an off-center ridge creating a catslide roof at the front. The front has a door and a square window. On the side, there are 16 stone steps leading up to the granary, which has four uneven-sized bays and a flat stone door hood. The door at the foot of the steps also features a large flat stone hood and a large lintel with a central keystone that contains an inscription. Above the granary, there are three slit vents in the gable. At the rear, the cart shed is built of rubble stone and has a double Roman tile roof. It consists of two bays of unequal size with open fronts supported by a timber lintel, and the center dividing wall has an attached round column.