Coach House To Hallaton Grange

The Coach House to Hallaton Grange, dated 1842, is a two-storey brick building with a hipped Welsh slate roof. It is a tall and substantial structure featuring six bays. The two central bays project outward and contain two wide archways on the ground floor, which have round arched gauged brick heads and keystones. Above these archways are two round-headed windows with stone springers and sills, adorned with ornamental metal glazing bars. Between the windows is a stone shield displaying the date and the initials WHD, along with a crest. A brick sill band runs along the building. The outer bays are shorter; the left ones have blank segmental outer arches with stone keys and recessed inner round-headed windows that also feature gauged brick heads and ornamental iron glazing bars. The two right-hand bays include two segmentally arched openings with stone keys and original wooden doors. The eaves of the building slightly overhang throughout.