West Coach House At Colesbourne Park

The West Coach House at Colesbourne Park is a coach house built in 1859, designed by David Brandon for H. J. Elwes. It is constructed from limestone ashlar and features cross-roll saddles on the parapet gables, coved eaves with cast-iron gutters supported by slender brackets, and a plain tile roof. The central arched coachway has a room above it, flanked by single-storey coach house wings on either side.

An off-centre gable includes a three-centred chamfered arch leading to the coachway below, with a two-light mullioned window and a hoodmould in the gable. Above the archway, a shield datestone displays the initials IHE. To the left of the main archway, there are three coach doorways with four-centred arches, and two on the right, each featuring a pair of large plank doors that open outwards. The gable at the back has a two-light window repeated over the coachway arch. The windows are fitted with leaded casements. This coach house is part of a group of three buildings arranged around a central courtyard.