Stables North Of Beamish Hall

The stables north of Beamish Hall are early 19th-century structures built from sandstone ashlar with a plinth and a Welsh slate roof. The building is arranged in a U-shape, with the main block consisting of one high storey and three bays, flanked by one lower bay at each end. The side ranges, which are also one storey, have five bays that break forward. The main block features three high round arches that contain 20th-century vehicle doors, along with side and overlights. Above this section is a hipped roof topped with a tall lantern that has a domed circular colonnade on a square base and a wrought iron finial. The flanking lower bays and side ranges have round-headed surrounds for doors with fanlights, some of which are patterned, and there is one window with glazing bars; other openings have been blocked, and three 20th-century vehicle doors have been inserted in each range. The front one-bay ends of the side ranges also have round-headed windows and hipped roofs.