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Three ranges of stable buildings, built c.1830, comprising two-storey blocks, five-bay to south now in use as private house, multiple-bay with carriage arches to west and multiple-bay single-storey stable block to north, set around courtyard, with stone boundary wall to east with vehicular and segmental-arch pedestrian entrances. Pitched slate roofs with sandstone eaves course, carved bargeboards and dressed sandstone chimneystacks. Exposed roughly-dressed sandstone walls. South block has pointed-arch opening in east gable and square-headed elsewhere, with voussoirs, replacement and some timber casement windows, and replacement timber door set in square-headed opening. Timber battened doors to segmental carriage arches. Square-headed openings to stable block with timber battened half-doors. Projecting polygonal porch to northeast corner of yard having recessed Tudor-arch openings with brick dressings and replacement timber windows.
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