Stable at Uphill, About 3 Metres North-West of House

The stable at Uphill, located about 3 metres north-west of the house, is a Grade II listed building that was formerly part of Lustleigh rectory. It dates from the mid-19th century and does not appear on the tithe map of 1838. The structure is built of granite rubble with squared granite block dressings and features a low-pitched slated roof that is hipped at both ends.

The stable has two storeys and a symmetrical front with seven bays, including a central gabled projection. The central projection contains a round-headed doorway, while each end bay has a segmental-headed doorway, both with elaborate wrought-iron hinges. Flanking the central projection are two tall, shallow recesses that hold the windows for both the ground and second storeys. The ground-storey windows are semi-circular, while the second-storey windows are blind with straight heads. A round window is located in the centre of the gable, which is topped with a weather-vane. The front of the building features an eaves cornice with paired brackets at intervals.