Coach House Adjacent To Moseley Hall

The coach house adjacent to Moseley Hall is an early 18th-century building constructed of brick with ashlar dressings and a tiled roof. It stands two storeys high and features a symmetrical six-window range. The central section has a pedimented projection with a through-way, and there are brick cornices and coped gables. The windows are segmental-headed with keystones above casements, and there are blind windows to the left of the through-way. The through-way is framed by a rusticated elliptical arch, and the pediment displays an armorial bearing. Behind the pediment, there is a lantern with round-arched openings and an ogival cupola topped with a weathervane. The rear of the building includes two hipped half dormers on the left, along with various entrances and windows, and a pitching door, as well as some ventilation slots. The interior has not been inspected.