Stable Block At Cottage Farm

The Stable Block at Cottage Farm, dated 1872, is constructed of brick and features highly decorative moulded work on the door and window arches, eaves, and first-floor band. The building has a tiled roof that includes a band of fish-scale tiles and a wooden louvre positioned left of center, topped with a steep turret roof. Iron finials are located at each end of the roof.

The structure consists of one storey and a two-storey tower to the left of center, which has a conical roof and a pigeon loft beneath moulded brick eaves that resemble machicolation. The ground floor features a double arched window, with a loft door situated above it. An angled and offset buttress is found on the right side.

To the right of the tower is a section with machicolated eaves and a later canopy. The left section contains a semi-circular arched door at the center, flanked by a stone-capped buttress and a three-light casement window on each side. A stone plaque is positioned in the left-hand gable, while the right-hand gable displays a large herringbone brick panel with a stepped head, triple attic vents with shaped ends above, and an arched window below.