Wainhouse And Granary About 75 Yards South-East Of Arkstone Court

Wainhouse and granary, located about 75 yards south-east of Arkstone Court, is likely from the late 18th century. The structure features a sandstone rubble base, brick, and timber-frame with brick infill, topped with a half-hipped stone slate roof. It consists of four structural bays arranged east to west and has two levels. The north elevation includes an opening on the left leading to the first floor, which has thin oak mullions. Tallet stairs rise from the west to a ledged door beneath a raking top, and there is a projecting brick eaves cornice. The west elevation features a full-width ground floor opening and a timber-framed gable end. Inside, there are interrupted tie-beam trusses and collars that support pegged king-posts with angled struts to the principals. The building is likely contemporary with Arkstone Court, based on the brickwork, and is noted as a complete example.