Stables Approximately 15 Metres North East Of The Old Vicarage

The stables, now serving as an outbuilding, are located approximately 15 meters northeast of The Old Vicarage and likely date from the mid-18th century. They are constructed of brick, lias, and cob, topped with a slate roof. Originally, the structure probably consisted of a range of three stables with a hayloft above. The elevation facing the road features a section of brickwork with a lias plinth on the left and a section of rendered cob with a brick plinth on the right. There is a casement window with glazing bars under a flat brick arch on the left side. The rear elevation is similar, with casement windows and plank doors. A brick stack is located at the ridge. The interiors have not been inspected. This building is included as an example of cob construction.