The Coach House And Boundary Wall

The Coach House and boundary wall, located on Otley Road in Weetwood, were originally built as a coach-house and stables for Spenfield between 1875 and 1877, likely designed by George Corson. The structure is made of rock-faced gritstone ashlar with ashlar details and features a blue slate hipped roof. The main range is one to two stories tall, with a single-storey section running parallel to the road that includes a circular turret at the southern end.

On the southern front, which faces the former yard, there are three coach-house openings that have been converted into office windows, featuring four-pane sash windows. There is also a door and window in a former wide opening, along with two additional four-pane windows. The first floor has a window arrangement of 1:3:1, with the eaves raised over the central group. The building is adorned with shaped wooden gutter brackets, a steeply-pitched roof, crested ridge tiles, and a tall chamfered ashlar ridge stack.

The boundary wall, which runs parallel to the road, connects to No. 180, the Lodge, and includes a round-arched bus shelter that has been integrated into it. The wall was repositioned and reduced in length during the 1990s. The interior of the building has not been inspected.