Ingestre Stables, Staffordshire
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Image: © Liz Taylor Taken: Unknown
This is the new stable block, the architect being John Birch and they were built in 1885 for the 20th Earl of Shrewsbury. The courtyard includes residential accommodation and a part time cafe as the stables are a thriving equestrian centre. The old 17thC stables are within 100 metres and have residential use.
