East Stable Block North West Of Cookridge Hall

The East Stable Block, located north-west of Cookridge Hall, is a stable and coach house dated 1806. It is constructed from coursed squared gritstone and features a stone slate roof. The building has two storeys and consists of three unequal bays with quoins. The narrow central bay includes a segmental coach arch, paired rectangular windows above, and a small gable with a lunette, which has the inscribed date '1806' on its keystone. The outer bays are longer; the left bay contains two stable doors with tie-stone jambs, along with windows on the left and a first-floor window in the center. The right bay has a central door with tie-stone jambs and a loading door on the first floor. All windows have plain stone surrounds, and some are boarded. The interior was not inspected and the building was vacant at the time of the survey. This range may have also been used for agricultural purposes, possibly as a byre and fodder store, while Cookridge Hall was occupied by the Sheffield family and managed by a steward.