Stables and tack room approx 30 SW of Caidge Farmhouse (EHER 38687)

An 18th or 19th century stables and tack room with loft, probably originally with some cartlodge bays but now with 20th century stable doors and walling. The building is on an L-shaped plan, and is mainly timber framed and weatherboarded. The roof is covered in red plain tile, and red pantiles cover the single storey stables.

August 1986. Grade II listed. An 18th or 19th century stables and tack room with loft, probably originally with some cartlodge bays but now with 20th century stable doors and walling. The building is on an L-shaped plan, and is mainly timber framed and weatherboarded. The roof is covered in red plain tile, and red pantiles cover the single storey stables. The tack room has a red brick chimney stack and there is an original moulded cast iron grate on the fireplace. The stable has a vertically boarded door and inside retains a cast iron trough and manger. There are seven 20th century stable doors to the single storey range. <1> See photos <2>.