Former Coach House Attached To East Side Of Great Barn At Gawthorpe Hall

The former coach house, built around 1870, is attached to the east side of the Great Barn at Gawthorpe Hall and has been altered to serve as a gallery and shop. It is constructed from large random rubble and features a hipped slate roof with a corbel table at the gutter cornice. The building is a rectangular two-bay block that is high and single-storey. The front is mostly taken up by two wagon entrances, which have moulded depressed two-centred heads. Above and between these entrances is a small carved medallion set in a moulded diamond recess. The right front corner is buttressed, and there is a cross window in the return wall, along with two similar windows at the rear. The interior has been altered.