The Stables At Remnantz

The Stables at Remnantz is a Grade II* listed building located on West Street, dating from the 18th century. This long, two-storey structure is built of vitreous brick with red dressings and features a symmetrical design. It has a bracketed wooden cornice and a central pediment that houses a wooden clock tower. The clock tower stands on a rusticated square base and includes an octagonal arched belfry topped with a ball finial and a lead domed roof, which is crowned with a weathercock and adorned with wrought iron scroll ornament and a vane depicting a small man firing a cannon.

The central block of the stables contains two coach doors, while the wings, each comprising five bays, feature a central door with a cornice hood. Access to the building is provided by a pair of central brick piers set in a curved recess from the road, with flanking walls that connect the screen to the house on one side and the porch of No 83 on the other side.