Stable And Attached Barn To North Of Manor Farmhouse

The stable and attached barn located to the north of Manor Farmhouse is an early 19th-century structure with minor alterations. It is built from coursed and dressed stone, featuring pantile roofs and coped gables with kneelers. The stable block to the south is a single storey and has a stone eaves band. The slightly lower block to the left includes four openings: a single doorway with a plank door, a large casement window with glazing bars, a sliding plank door, and another doorway with a stable door on the right. The block to the right has five openings, including three doorways to the left, each with a stable door, followed by a glazing bar window, and another stable door on the far right. The barn, which is set forward, has a broad south gable front featuring a single doorway with a plank door to the left and a small glazing bar window in the gable apex. The main east front has a single central doorway with a plank door and an upper taking-in door to the left. These buildings create a cohesive group with the other farm buildings and the farmhouse.