14th Century stables and houses

Medieval Pigsty

This model is designed without a floor as to better blend in with the type of ground cover you are playing with. The front of the stables features two sets of functioning double doors. The stables are large enough to hold several animals or small vehicles.

Built around 1650 using timbers from an earlier cruck barn, the magnificent aisled barn was used to store hay, thresh corn, stable oxen and as a coachhouse. It has been restored and now functions as an Information Centre. Apparently it houses a colony of Natterer's bats, which is a relatively rare species, but I guess they would have been asleep when I was there as I didn't see any.

What were medieval stables like? | Warhorse

This is an engraving of the interior of Marlborough House stables taken from, ‘The London Illustrated News’ 1890’s. It shows the well-built Victorian stabling with the corner stable for the stallion or the mare and foal. The metal work would have been wrought of the highest quality and the stables would have been properly drained.

The community house

The Tithe Barn at Middle Littleton, National Trust. One of the largest and finest 13th-century tithe barns in the country, lying in the Worcestershire countryside.

The Stables, Turk is in there somewhere...

Victorian. Stables 1880

Medieval timber framed horse stables Style: Hyperrealism with a touch of fantasy, using soft, diffused lighting to enhance the ethereal quality of the scene. --s 750 --style raw