Stables, Immediately North Of The Manor House

The stables, located immediately north of The Manor House, were built around 1881, likely by R.W. Collier. They are constructed of coursed limestone with freestone dressings and feature a limestone slate roof. The roof has stone-coped gable ends with corbelled kneelers and small finials. The west gable includes an ashlar stack with a pair of shafts, moulded strings, and a cap. The building is L-shaped in plan and contains 1 and 2-light stone windows along with plank doors. The south gable of the southeast wing has a pair of doorways, a pigeon loft, and a small diamond-shaped light above in the gable. Inside, the stalls are intact and feature posts with ball finials and railings between them.