Stables Boundary Wall And Gate Piers To Number 46

This building is a stable that has been converted into an outbuilding, along with a boundary wall and gate piers, located at number 46 on Cottage Road in Far Headingley. It features a datestone, which may have been re-set, dating back to 1835. The structure is made of coursed squared gritstone with herringbone tooling and has a hipped slate roof. The stables are two storeys tall and consist of two bays. The facade facing the road includes a cast-iron coal chute door on the left with a small window above it. The right side has a datestone inscribed 'GH/1835' positioned above 20th-century garage doors, with a square window above those doors.

To the west, there is a boundary wall approximately 2 meters high and 15 meters long, featuring round coping and sloping down on each side of the gate piers, which have shallow pyramidal capstones. The interior of the building has not been inspected. The datestone may have been removed from the house during alterations made in the late 19th century to the garden front. The year 1835 is likely when both the house and the outbuildings were constructed on a plot that was purchased when Headingley Moor was divided for auction in 1831.