Stable And Cartshed Adjacent To Dunsford Farm House

This stable and cartshed, dating to around 1800, stands adjacent to Dunsford Farm House. The building is constructed of Doulting rubble, with rough quoins on the right side and dressed stone on the left. It has pantile roofs. The left half is two stories tall with two bays, featuring a two-light stone mullioned window in a plain stone architrave. A doorway, also in a similar surround, has a late 19th-century stable door. Above the doorway is an entrance to a hay loft. The right half is a single-story block with two broad openings framed by block jambs, alongside a doorway with a semi-circular arch head and a late 19th-century stable door.