The stables, in addition to the associated 1792-9 country house, were designed for Col John Colby by John Nash. They consist of two-storey service ranges, to the east, forming a narrow kitchen court and a larger stable court beyond, with a timber octagonal clock-turret (replaced 1828) on the north ridge. The detail here is generally plain, rendered within, with casement windows and hipped roofs, some early 20th century alteration.

Reference: Cadw listed buildings database.
RCAHMW, 2010.