Coachhouse and attached stable ranges at Buckland Hall

Plan of central range and two end wings at right angles, that to right lower. Of rubble stone with tooled stone dressings and low pitched hipped Welsh slate roof with overhanging eaves and low ridge stacks with narrow cornices. Central bay has a 7 window range at first floor level of multipane Breconshire hoppers under cambered heads with voussoirs and narrow sills; ground floor had range of 7 elliptical arched carriage bays, most of which have been partly filled in and later windows inserted; 2 retain square headed boarded double doors; to left a cambered arched pedestrian doorway with multipane overlight, arched window to right. Wing left at same height, the former tack room and stable, has similar cambered arched windows and doorways. Stepped down to right is a single storey bay right and cross wing with similar door and windows converted to a garage. Rear of left stable wing has 3 cambered arched hoppers to first floor and steps to wide boarded loft doorway; ground floor has hoppers under cambered arched lintels; cross wing added to create further garages. Rear of coachouse range facing hillside has a lean-to and range of 10 hoppers, some blocked , some altered, and a separate bay at far end left with doorway and wide cambered arched openings.

Interior retains flagged floors; at end left is a cast iron grate with glazed cupboards either side, boarded panelling, one stall fitting.