Stables At Gateford Hill House

The stables at Gateford Hill House, built in 1824, are likely the work of architect George Grockney for Henry Machin. Constructed from ashlar stone, the building features a graduated hipped slate roof, a plinth, stone sills, and an eaves band. It is two storeys high and consists of five bays. The main east front includes, on the left, a segmental headed archway with an inscription on the soffit reading 'H M 1824'. To the right are three smaller archways of a similar design, followed by a single glazing bar sash window. Above these, there are five glazing bar casements, with the one on the right being blocked. At the top, there is an off-centre octagonal timber bell cupola with two stages. The lower stage has recessed timber panels and a clock facing east, while the upper stage features eight round-headed louvred openings, a cornice, and a leaded ogee dome topped with a ball finial. The north end of the building has a central panelled door with a blocked window above it.