Coach House, Stables, Bothies And Garden Walls At Quy Hall

The coach house, stables, bothies, and garden walls at Quy Hall date from the early to later 19th century. They are constructed from gault brick with slate roofs, and some red brick is used in the garden walls. The coach house is located next to the eastern end of Quy Hall and faces the stable yard. It is a single-storey building with a hipped roof and features a pair of double doors set under a gauged brick arch. To the left, there is an attached range of single-storey lean-to stables, which are partly brick and partly weatherboarded, and include stable doors and 2-light casement windows. Further left are single-storey bothies with corrugated roofs, doors, and louvred windows. All these structures back onto high garden walls that form an L-shape and extend down to the bank of the river, with buttresses at intervals. These buildings and walls are part of a significant group that includes Quy Hall, the ha-ha to the south of Quy Hall, and the stable block at Quy Hall.