Stables And Pigeon Loft Circa 50 Metres South Of Bencombe House

The stables and pigeon loft, located approximately 50 meters south of Bencombe House, date from the 18th century. They are constructed from limestone rubble and feature a stone slate roof. The building has a narrow block shape with a square pigeon loft that projects centrally on the west side, forming a T-plan with internal corners that were fitted for a later building. It is a single storey structure with two small windows and a stable door, while pigeon openings are present in the north gable, facing the house. The pigeon loft is made of limewashed rubble and includes a square glazed turret topped with a wind-vane. There are slated extensions on the left side, and the original stable part still retains its stalls.