Outbuildings Of Dudmaston Hall

The outbuildings of Dudmaston Hall date from the early 19th century and are arranged around a courtyard. They include a range of farm buildings that were built in 1789. The structures are made of red brick and feature old tiled roofs. They are single-storeyed with windows and doors that have cambered heads and keyblocks. There are four gabled dormers and dentilled eaves. A tablet on the building displays the date and the initials W W W, which stand for William W Wolryche. An entrance lodge was added at the north corner in the early 19th century, featuring an arched covered-way topped by a tower with castellated parapets, an ogee roof, and a wind vane.