Stables And Coach House Adjoining West Of Bishton Hall

The stables and coach house adjoining the west of Bishton Hall is a building from around the mid-18th century that has been converted into classrooms and a chapel. It is constructed of red brick on a stone plinth and features a plain tile roof with gabled ends. The building is L-shaped and is attached to the west side of Bishton Hall. It is one storey with an attic.

The west range includes three ground floor windows, two doorways, an elliptically arched carriageway on the right, and three dormers. The longer north range has four coach house doors on the left, various windows and doors on the right, and six dormers. The nine original hipped dormers have moulded eaves cornices and casements with leaded panes. There are 20th-century extensions on the outer west side. Inside, there is a chapel in the west range and classrooms in the north range.