Coach House and Stable at Pantsaeson Farm

The Coach House and Stable at Pantsaeson Farm is a single-storey building constructed from blue lias squared stone, topped with an asbestos and corrugated iron roof. The front features seven bays, with three central coach entries that have camber-headed arches, recessed voussoirs, and flush keystones. The central arch is slightly higher and is adorned with a pedimental gable that has a single circular opening. A plaque in the center reads "WJM 1779". The left coach entry is blocked, while the flanking bays contain an outer stable door and a window on each side, both with cambered heads, voussoirs, and keystones. There are outside stairs at the west end leading to a loft door, with two arched recesses located beneath the stairs. The loft roof features eight bays and is supported by pegged collar trusses. At the rear, there is a lean-to structure.