Former House and Stable, Behind the Red Lion Inn

The former house and stable behind the Red Lion Inn dates from the early 18th century. It features coursed red sandstone rubble walls and a sandstone slate roof, with stone chimney stacks at each end. The building is two stories high, with a single-bay house and a two-bay stable under a common roof. The entrance to the house is on the right and has a plank door with a plain stone surround. There is a two-light stone flat mullioned window on the ground floor, which has 20th-century filling, while a similar window above is open. To the left, the stable, which likely has a granary above, has a plank door with a plain stone surround and a similar loft door above to the right. There are projecting corbel stones for missing external steps. A 20th-century ground floor window is to the left, and above it, there is an 18th-century casement window with a plain stone surround. This building is included partly for its group value with the Red Lion Inn.