Pigeoncote to the NE corner of a cobbled courtyard north of The Old Rectory (MNT 18362). Cobbled courtyard surrounded on the east by a stable range and to the north by garaging both attached to the pigeoncote. (1)
Whilst the outbuildings are considered to be curtilage listed, it has been suggested that the single-storey ranges may pre-date construction of the present vicarage, but the two-storey dovecote appears contemporary with the architectural style of the 1834 vicarage. (2)
The single-storey ranges butt up to the dovecote suggesting that they post-date the dovecote rather than pre-date it. (3)
See MNT18362 for main house.

<1> N.C.C, 2018, Rushcliffe Listed Buildings Survey Report (BAR) (Unpublished document). SNT4981.

<2> Border Archaeology, 2023, The Old Vicarage, Hall Lane, Colston Bassett: Archaeological Standing Building Report (Unpublished document). SNT5817.

<3> J Buckley (NCC), Observations by Janine Buckley MA (NCC) (Personal comment). SNT5239.