Stable Block Circa 50 Yards North Of Adderstone Hall

The stable block, located approximately 50 yards north of Adderstone Hall, was built in 1819 by William Burn. It is constructed from ashlar and dressed stone, topped with a Welsh slate roof. The building is designed in a U-shape, featuring a two-bay center that is one tall storey high, flanked by projecting one-and-a-half-storey wings with one bay each. The center includes two segmental arches leading to the carriage house. The wings have three-bay inner returns, which contain boarded doors and six-pane casements set in raised surrounds. There is a cornice and blocking course, and the hipped roof is fitted with three later ridge stacks. The rear of the stable block has been partly converted into a cottage, which includes outside stone steps leading to a boarded granary door.