Stable Block 70 Metres West Of Newbiggin Hall

The stable block, located 70 metres west of Newbiggin Hall, was built around 1840 and is designed in the Italianate style. It features tooled-and-margined ashlar stonework and a slate roof. The south elevation is divided into three sections, with a chamfered plinth, pilasters, an impost band, and a cornice. The central section has a pair of double doors set beneath depressed elliptical keyed arches, flanked by doors that have radial fanlights. Each of the three side sections contains a central door with a tall fanlight, surrounded by 12-pane sash windows, with the left section's windows featuring radial-glazed heads. The eaves are supported by long paired brackets, and all doors are vertical-panelled with moulded archivolts around the openings. The stable block has low-pitched hipped roofs, and there is another similar door on the right return.