Stable/Coach House Range At The White Hall

PATRINGTON A 1033 TA 22 SE (south side, off) Winestead Stable/coach-house range 6/33 at The White Hall GV II Stable/coach-house. 1814-1815. For Arthur Maister. Yellow-grey brick with slate roof. U-shaped on plan, with central coach-house flanked by stable wings; stable yard faces south towards rear courtyard of The White Hall (qv). Low 2-storey, 3-bay coach-house flanked by single-bay, single storey wings and projecting 3-bay wing to left, 4-bay wing to right. Coach-house has 3 double board doors with strap hinges below panelled timber lintel, 3 recessed rectangular panels above, hipped roof with weather-vane. Flanking ranges: door to right beneath ventilation grill , open entrance to passage on left with 2 doors. Left wing: pair of part-glazed 6-panel doors (2 panes above 4 flush panels), and a 2-light casement with glazing bars. Short section of stone-coped wall on left forms pier to west stableyard entrance. Right wing: central inserted double doors beneath lintel (with arches to former door and window above), flanked by single part-glazed doors. All openings with rubbed-brick flat arches. Hipped roofs throughout. For sources see item 7/32. Included for group value only.

Listing NGR: TA2930723883