Outbuilding Forming East Side Of Former Stable Yard To East Of Twemlow Hall

This building is an outbuilding that forms the east side of the former stable yard to the east of Twemlow Hall. It is likely from the mid-18th century and was originally a carriage house. The structure is made of red brick and is one storey high. It was originally symmetrical in design. The central section is slightly advanced and features a low gable with an ashlar-framed pitching eye above a vehicular archway. This archway has ashlar jambs, imposts, and a depressed arch made of voussoirs with a keystone. On each side of the archway, there are three sash windows. The leftmost windows have Victorian-style glazing, while the far-right window has 16 panes. The other two windows have been altered to create a door and an enlarged window. The building has a hipped slate roof topped with a hexagonal belfry, which is surrounded by a dome and a weather vane.