Coach House And Stables, About 22 Metres North West Of Coombe Hill House

The Coach House and Stables, located about 22 meters northwest of Coombe Hill House, dates from around 1820. It is constructed from local stone rubble with Doulting stone dressings and features a hipped plain clay tile roof with catslides on each side. Designed in a Gothick style, the building has two storeys and consists of seven bays. The lower bays 1, 3, 5, and 7, as well as the upper bays 2, 3, 5, and 6, have plain ogee surrounds to the casement windows. There are original coach doors with a segmental arch in bay 2, while the opposite doorway in bay 6 has been altered to garage doors. Bay 4 contains an ogee arched doorway with plain double doors and a shaped fanlight above, which is matched by a loft door set into a gable with a heavy pierced decorated bargeboard. To the right of bay 7 is a plain ogee doorway. There are also single-storey outbuildings to the east with pointed head doorways. This structure complements Coombe Hill House.