Stable and cow house at Lanelay Farm

The stable and cow house range, along with a former pigeon/poultry house, dates from the 18th century and is situated aligned east to west at Lanelay Farm. The building is constructed of rubble stone, with some areas limewashed, and incorporates dressed stone details and a slate roof which replaced original stone tiles. The south wall features eleven round-headed doorways. The doorway on the right-hand side is open, leading to a cart shed. The following two doorways have boarded doors, accessing the stables. The remaining doorways provide access to the cow shed, with the first being open, followed by four doorways that are partially blocked and contain inserted casement windows. An open doorway follows, then a half-blocked doorway and double boarded doors lead to the left end. Two loft openings with boarded doors span the three doorways at the left end. Above the remaining eight doorways are round-headed loft windows; these formerly had casements, but are now mostly open, with two blocked. The west gable end is built onto the former kitchen garden wall of Lanelay Hall. A set of external stone steps in the north wall lead to a loft doorway, and to the right of the steps, the lower storey incorporates part of an earlier range, featuring a doorway and casement window under wooden lintels. Other openings incorporate stone heads, which are segmental for doorways and round-headed for windows. Two loft windows are positioned to the right and left of the steps. Immediately to the left of the steps is a doorway, and further to the left is an external stone stack with a blocked former doorway on its left side. The east gable end of the main range has a wide segmental doorway for the cart shed, with a window above mirroring the design of the south side.

Attached to the northeast angle is a lower former poultry house featuring a pitched stone tile roof. The west gable end has a segmental arched opening. The north wall has two narrow openings with brick jambs and stone ledges, while the east gable end features a blocked doorway under a segmental stone head, above which is a pointed opening with a boarded door and stone ledge. The south side has inserted stable doors with brick jambs. Internally, cross walls divide the building into four units: a cart shed at the east end, two stables, and the cow shed. The stables and the cow house retain wooden stalls.