Stable,Granary And Stalls And Foldyard To North East Of Woodside Farmhouse

This building consists of a stable, granary, stalls, and a foldyard located to the northeast of Woodside Farmhouse. It dates from the early to mid-19th century and is constructed of coursed rubble. The stable and granary have a Cotswold stone roof, while the rest of the structure features a slate roof. The stable and granary are positioned to the west, with the stalls arranged in an L-shape to the east, supported by wooden posts. The stable is two storeys high, with the granary above it accessed by tallet steps in the center. The entrance is located beneath the granary, which has two windows with slatted casements. The stalls face west towards the foldyard and north, likely towards an implement shed. There is a double foldyard to the south and west that connects with a barn, constructed in 1-2 meter rubble work.