Former Stable And Granary At Villars Farm, Immediately South West Of Farmhouse

The former stable and granary at Villars Farm, located immediately south-west of the farmhouse, dates from the 18th century. It is constructed of random coursed rubble stone with quoins and features a stone slate roof. The south-east end of the building has a flight of 10 stone steps that turn at the base, leading up to a platform in front of a plain boarded loft door with a timber lintel. Below the steps is a kennel hole with a door and lintel. To the right of the steps is a large stable door, with another stable door located in the opposing corner on the north-west end. The wall facing the farmhouse has a small two-light window with a timber lintel in the centre on the ground floor, along with a similar blocked opening above.