Farmbuilding With Cartshed To Rear And Attached Stable, Set Within Quadrangle Of Home Farm Building

This is a farmbuilding with a cartshed at the rear and an attached stable, built around 1805 by Peter Atkinson of York for Edward Lascelles, the 1st Earl of Harewood. The structure is made of hammer-dressed stone and has a stone slate roof. The front is two stories high, while the rear is single-story due to the slope of the ground. The building features seven bays, with a three-bay stable attached to the first bay at a right angle. The ground floor has windows and doorways that alternate, all topped with monolithic lintels. There are three first-floor windows with projecting sills and remnants of 12-pane Yorkshire sashes. The gables are coped and have kneelers, and there is a gable stack on the right side. On the stable's right return, there are two stable doors to the left of a window. The rear side has six bays that are separated by square-cut ashlar piers.