Stable block at Home Farm

A rubble-stone 5-sided stable and cart house block facing S to the lower yard at the rear of Home Farm, with corrugated iron roofs and openings mainly under segmental heads with stone voussoirs. The central facet has 2 wide cart shed doorways under depressed arches, of which the L-hand is partly infilled and has a narrower boarded door, the R-hand is part infilled and has a wood-vented opening. Above are 2 loft openings. A wide doorway under a stone lintel is set slightly back to the R, which has replaced double metal doors. Set slightly back on the L side is an original doorway with overlight.

The facet R of centre has 2 doorways and windows to their R, of which the L-hand has a segmental head and the R-hand a lintel and small-pane glazing bars. Above the windows are a shuttered loft opening to the L and blocked loft opening to the R. The R-hand outer facet has 3 equally-placed doorways and a fourth doorway at a lower level at the L end. Between the main doorways are segmental-headed openings with wood frames of former barred openings, with a further window beneath the eaves at the R end. The gable is rebuilt in blockwork. On the L side of the central facet are 2 inserted metal-framed windows replacing original doorways, while the L end facet retains a central doorway a louvered vent above it, and a blocked segmental-headed doorway to the L. Flanking the central doorway are wood-framed cross-windows beneath lintels and incorporating openings lights. An added projection is built against the L gable end.

The roof trusses have been replaced. In the brick gables of the cross walls in the cart house are infilled pigeon holes and stone ledges.