Coach House, West Woodlands

Probably early 19th century. Tall, rectangular-plan, 4-bay, piend- and jerkinhead-roofed compact coach house, stable and hayloft range with stone forestair and 3 segmental-headed cart arch openings retaining unusually-detailed louvered timber stable doors. Forms part of little altered remnants of small home farm steading adjacent to site of now demolished Woodlands House. Rubble, roughly squared and coursed in places, with squared quoins and voussoirs, some stugged.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: entrance elevation to W incorporating 3 linked arches at ground, 2-leaf timber door to centre arch and stable doors with louvred top panel to flanking arches; narrow lean-to bay at outer right with timber door under steeply sloping roof; 2 small louvred hayloft openings close to eaves. N elevation with forestair leading to hayloft with timber door under jerkinhead roof.

INTERIOR: simple interior detail retained including timber partition walls, stone floors and timber mangers.