Former Coach-House & Stable at Priskilly Forest

The former coach-house and stable at Priskilly Forest is an early 19th-century building constructed from whitewashed rubble stone, featuring slate and corrugated asbestos roofs. The structure has a formal gabled centerpiece that includes a blank roundel, two first-floor six-pane windows, and two camber-headed coach entries below, all accented with brick voussoirs. At the rear, there is a brick chimney stack. Flanking the main building are single-storey hipped wings; the left wing is shorter and has a gabled addition that projects forward at the left end, while the right wing features a broad opening with a timber lintel, followed by a twelve-pane window with stone voussoirs and a door also adorned with stone voussoirs.