Stable, Leighton Farm

Two-storey stable with covered loading bay, of brick with diagonal buttresses, and coped gables with slate roof. The loading bay is centrally-placed and has a 5-window range either side of it. It has a bullseye opening above 2 round-headed blind windows. The side walls are open under timber lintels, creating a vehicular through passage. The stable windows are incorporated within round-headed panels. To L of loading bay the windows are blocked in the lower storey, but part weatherboarded in the upper storey. To R of loading bay the windows are part infilled and part replaced. In the W gable is a tall round-headed blind arch with stone impost band, within which is a fixed round-headed window, the lower part of which is open with battens. In the gable is a bullseye window. In the E gable end is similar bullseye above a boarded door under a segmental head in the upper storey and an inserted window in the lower storey. To the rear, on the E side are 2 segmental-headed doorways with stable doors, above which are round-headed openings. On the W side are also stable doors and 3 round-headed openings (with a fourth added) in the upper storey.

Not inspected (November 1996).