Coach House with stable & privy at The Rectory

The building is a coach house with a stable and privy located at The Rectory, constructed from rubble stone and topped with a slate roof. The coach house faces north and features a carriage doorway with a segmental arch made of dressed voussoirs, which has later double boarded doors. To the left of this doorway, there is a boarded door with a wooden lintel, situated beneath a boarded loft door. On the right gable end, there is a lean-to that houses a privy and a store. This lean-to has a north-facing doorway with a boarded door and wooden lintel, while the end wall includes a boarded-up segmental-headed window on the left, a central ventilation strip, and an infilled segmental-headed loft opening leading to the gable end of the main range.

At the rear, there is a segmental-headed privy doorway that is enclosed by a screen wall. The main range features segmental-headed windows on both the right and left, which are boarded over, along with a ventilation strip located to the left of center. Inside the privy, the original bench and two stalls are still intact.