Stableyard With East Lodge And West Lodge

The stableyard, with East Lodge and West Lodge, dates to around 1850 and has been altered since. It is constructed of red brick with stone dressings and has an old tile roof. The stableyard is a quadrangle, with one-storey stables and coach houses on three sides, and a two-storey cottage at each end. An old red brick wall extends across the fourth side, incorporating an entrance to the stables between stone gate piers topped with 18th-century stone eagles on pedestals. The East Lodge has been significantly altered and restored. The West Lodge and coach house wings feature windows with stone mullions and transoms. One side of the quadrangle has six carriage doors set within segmental arches. Above the third arch (originally central) is a gable with a clock, and on the roof ridge is an open timber cupola with a weather vane.