Stable About 30 Metres South East Of Painswick Lodge

This stable, built in the 19th century, is located about 30 metres southeast of Painswick Lodge. It is constructed from cut squared limestone and features a stone slate roof with plain verges. The west front has a central gable that includes a square louvred opening, beneath which is a two-part stable door made of planks. To the left of the door, there is a two-light chamfer mullion casement window, along with a single light window under a stopped hood. To the right, there are two single light windows under a common hood. The left gable has a two-light casement window set high. At the back, there is a door in the gablet at mid-level, positioned near the north side and set at right angles to a small barn, which is parallel to the main barn, creating a cohesive group with them. The yard surrounding the stable contains later buildings that are not of special interest.