Stable Range, Gatepiers And Wall At Notton Lodge

The stable range, gatepiers, and wall at Notton Lodge date from the 18th and 19th centuries. The structure is built of squared rubble stone, featuring a pantile roof on the 18th-century west range and Bridgwater tiles on the 19th-century east range. The building has two storeys. The west range includes an end stack, two double doors on the right and left, and a four-bay double-purlin roof. The slightly taller east range has two stable doors and an upper loading opening, with a three-bay roof. A coped wall extends from the west end wall, running west and lined with brick towards a walled garden on the south side, which includes an elliptical arched stone doorway. At the road, the wall continues north to two early 19th-century rusticated gatepiers that have lobed rounded caps, and it continues north to return to the southwest angle of Notton Lodge.