Pigeoncote c.1796. Brick with pantiled roof. First floor and eaves bands, stone lintels, cogged eaves and lintels, tumbled brick coped gables. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central close boarded stable door flanked by flat brick buttresses, rising almost to eaves, spanned by cogged stone lintel. Above, 3 tiers of blocked brick pigeonholes and a further stone lintel. Right and left gables also have 2 tiers of pigeonholes. At rear, single storey lean-to to fodder store, brick with pantiled roof, dentillated eaves, central stable door flanked by single ventilation slits. (NCC/js)