Dairy 30 Metres North West Of Coach House And Stable Court At Childwick Bury

The Dairy, located 30 metres northwest of the Coach House and Stable Court at Childwick Bury, is a building from the late 19th century, constructed for Sir John Blundell Maple. It features a picturesque style with red brick walls and an almost continuous timbered loggia beneath a machine tile roof. The structure consists of three linked units and is a single-storey narrow range. An octagonal pavilion is situated to the northwest, topped with a leaded wood lantern. To the southeast, there are two square blocks, each with a door and two narrow windows. All openings are framed with roll-moulded brick surrounds, and the building has continuous bracketed wooden eaves. The loggia is supported by baluster-shaped columns, and the windows are fitted with patterned leaded casements.