Stable, Granary And Henhouse To South East Of The Peel

A stable, granary, and henhouse dating from around 1850, situated to the south-east of The Peel. The building is constructed of tooled stone with a rubble rear face, featuring tooled-and-margined dressings and a Welsh slate roof. The layout is L-shaped. The east range serves as a stable with a granary above, spanning two storeys and three bays, with two boarded doors and boarded window openings. A stepped-and-banded stack is located at the left end. The south range accommodates a henhouse, single-storied and two bays wide, containing boarded double doors and a stable door, each with a two-pane overlight, alongside two window openings. The roof is hipped to the right. The right return features a segmental-arched hen entry with a stone shelf for the hen ladder’s head. Doorways and windows are set within chamfered surrounds using alternating blocks of stone.