Warren Farm Stable Block

Warren Farm Stable Block is a large stable building that is connected by a high wall to the Warren farmhouse group. It faces north and has space for four stalls. The structure is made of local rubble masonry and features a slate roof. There are access stairs to the loft at the eastern end. The loft was previously used as sleeping quarters for farm servants, and it is believed that a school may have been held there at one time, likely the Sunday School established in 1816 by the Calvinistic Methodist Chapel at Thorne, St Twinnels, where the Matthews family of Warren Farm were prominent members.

Attached to the southwest corner of the stable is a pair of enamelled Automobile Association road signs of the type iii 'village' pattern, dating from around 1930. At the start of the war, about 40,000 of these signs existed, but most were removed due to invasion fears in 1940, leaving only about 100 still in existence today, many of which are in museums. This pair is particularly interesting as they are related, with one sign designed to be read while traveling west and the other while traveling east.