Barn And Attached Stable Block At Ranby Hall

The barn and attached stable block at Ranby Hall dates from the late 18th century. It is constructed of dressed coursed rubble, render, and red brick, featuring a hipped pantile roof. The barn is 2 and a half storeys tall and has a central doorway with double wooden doors set under a segmental arch, along with blocked ventilation slits.

To the right of the barn is a two-storey wing made of dressed rubble and render, which has 11 bays and a hipped pantile roof. This wing includes three brick ridge stacks, a single brick gable stack, and another single brick stack at the front. The seven bays with blocked arches project slightly.

From left to right, there is a single blocked doorway under a segmental arch, followed by seven blocked arches. The fourth arch contains a small fixed light, while the fifth and sixth arches have doorways with wooden doors and the sixth also has a stable door with an overlight. The seventh arch features a single 20th-century casement. Further to the right, there are two doorways under segmental arches with wooden stable doors and overlights, along with another single 20th-century casement. Above these are 11 casements, with the ninth from the left being larger and the tenth being smaller. This building is included for its group value only.