Stables And Linking Wall Attached To South-West Corner Of Wotherton Hall Farmhouse

The stables and linking wall attached to the south-west corner of Wotherton Hall Farmhouse were built around 1839, with some later alterations. They are constructed from uncoursed limestone rubble, with red brick and a timber frame at the rear, topped by a slate roof. The stables feature a granary above and include a two-bay cart shelter at the rear. The structure has two levels and segmental-headed doors on the left and center. The integral two-bay cart shelter at the back is divided by a brick partition and has long curving tension braces above, filled with red brick. A short stretch of coped rubblestone wall connects the stables to the farmhouse and features a segmental arch with a wooden door. The farmhouse itself was remodeled in 1839. This building is included for its group value with the farmhouse.