Castle Park Former Coach Houses And Stables, Castle Park The Flat, Castle Park

The former coach houses and stables at Castle Park, built in 1652 by Lady Anne Clifford, are now divided into three dwellings with garages. The structure is arranged in a quadrangular plan around a courtyard and is constructed of red sandstone rubble with a hipped slate roof. The main entrance to the courtyard features a wide depressed arched opening, with a window above it in the gable.

The dwelling on the right, known as No. 1, includes a porch and has four windows on each of its two storeys, all of which are casements with diamond panes and stone architraves. No. 2, located to the left and containing The Flat above, has one window on the lower level and three on the upper level, along with a stair window. The courtyard facades display sash and modern windows. The fourth side, opposite the entrance, contains four coach houses with segmental arches, a central gateway, and stables, along with some blocked old mullioned windows.