Coach House And Adjacent Buildings At Whitfield Hall

The Coach House and adjacent buildings at Whitfield Hall, dated 1786 on the rainwater head, are constructed from rubble with cut quoins and dressings, topped with a slate roof and featuring a wooden clock turret. The structure has six bays, with a projecting central two-bay coach house that includes elliptical-headed rebated carriage entrances and a lunette above. The roof is hipped, and a square clock turret sits on the ridge, supported by eight columns that hold a lead cupola with a weather vane. To the left, there is a two-storey, two-bay section with two boarded doors, the left door featuring a four-pane overlight. This section also includes a four-pane window and a nine-pane shortened sash between, as well as two pitching doors above. The right section, also two bays, has six-pane casements set in stone surrounds. A lead rainwater head, adorned with the date and acanthus ornament, completes the building.