Stable Block At The Hall

The stable block at The Hall is a late 18th-century structure built of red brick with ashlar dressings. It features a hipped slate roof and has two red brick ridge stacks. An ashlar cornice and a first-floor ashlar band enhance its appearance. The building is two storeys high and consists of 11 bays of round-headed arcading with ashlar imposts.

The central bay, which is slightly projected and wider than the others, is topped with an open ashlar pediment. It contains a large elliptical arched doorway with double wooden doors and ashlar hinge blocks. Flanking this doorway are two round-arched glazing bar casements. To the left and right of the central bay are single doorways; the left has a plank door with a round arched over panel, while the right features a panelled door with a fanlight. Further to the left and right are two similar glazing bar casements.

Above the arcading are ten glazing bar casements set under flat heads, with the central bay featuring a part-blocked doorway with ashlar hinge blocks, now fitted with a single tripartite glazing bar Yorkshire sash. Above this is a single semi-circular glazing bar fixed light.