Stable Block At Greetwell Hall

The stable block at Greetwell Hall, built around 1830, is now used as garages and outbuildings. It features limestone ashlar and coursed rubble construction with pantile roofs, forming an L-plan layout. The single-storey east front has six bays and includes a prominent large doorway with a triangular head and plank doors, set within a slightly projecting bay that has single-stage flanking buttresses. Above the doorway is a narrow gable with a slit light. To the right, there are two windows with triangular heads and glazing bar casements, and to the left, two similar windows flank another large doorway, which also has a triangular head, voussoirs, a raised keystone, and double plank doors. The south front of the two-storey block features two triangular-headed arches with a large wooden lintel below and plank doors. Above these arches is a triangular-headed opening with a shutter.