Stable Cottage, coach house and stables at Doldowlod House

An L-shaped coach house and stables of rubble stone with tooled dressings, and slate roof on projecting plastered eaves. The lofted SE range has round-headed openings with freestone heads and prominent keystones. It has 2 alternating small-pane wooden cross windows and boarded doors, with replacement loft shutter over the L-hand doorway. At the R end, between full-height freestone pilaster strips, are 2 pairs of double boarded doors and 2-light loft window.

The SW range has a round-headed doorway to the R. Its voussoirs bear the inscriptions '1835' and 'Davies, Mason'. It has a boarded door and small-pane overlight. Openings further L are later. Immediately L of the earlier doorway are a pair of Tudor arches with double panelled doors. Further L is a round-headed doorway with boarded door and small-pane overlight, and a round-headed small-pane wooden cross window at the L end. The side wall, continuous with a short gabled bay to the rear, has 4 cast iron vents under segmental rock-faced quoins, and a loft opening. The rear of the gabled bay has 2 small-pane windows under lintels and a similar loft window. The rear of the SW range has a small-pane segmental-headed window. Further L is a boarded door with loft door above it, both with blue-brick jambs, and a 2-light small-pane window to their L. The R-hand gabled bay has an attached rubble-stone wall enclosing a small yard.

At the SE end of the SE range is Stable Cottage. It is a tall 3½-storey structure with freestone angle pilaster strips, slate roof on projecting plastered eaves, hipped to the R, and with a stone stack in the roof slope facing the yard. In the lower storey are a pair of double-panelled doors and, to the L, a round-headed doorway leading to a stone stair. The middle storey (effectively the lower storey of the cottage) has a 2-light small-pane casement window to the R, and a replaced window above it, under flat stone arches. In the centre of the upper storey is a large sundial with gnomon. The cottage is built against a steep bank and in the rear elevation the entrance is in the upper storey. An entrance bay on the R side has tooled stone pilasters and a panelled door under a flat stone arch. To its L the wall is splayed and has a canted small-pane bay window. Above is a triangular-headed small-pane attic window, and a similar window is in the NW gable end.

Not inspected.