Outbuildings To The South Of Chiverton House

Outbuilding located to the south of Chiverton House, dating from around 1712. It is constructed from coursed squared coal measures sandstone, featuring quoins, a coped south gable with moulded kneelers, and a stone slated roof that is pyramidal in shape at the northern end. The building is single storey with attics at the south end, built on sloping ground. It consists of four bays, with the north bay being square in plan and having ashlar quoins and tall double doors beneath a flat timber lintel on the east elevation. The central bay of the lower three bays has full height double doors with a quoined surround. There is a similar opening on the west wall, which is now blocked, suggesting it may have been used as a threshing barn in the past. The south gable features a tall first floor opening with six panes. This building is noted for its group value.