Boathouse Circa 150 Metres East Of Hazlewood House

The boathouse, located approximately 150 metres east of Hazlewood House, dates from around 1850. It is constructed of rubble with slate roofs and features a cruciform design. This two-storey structure has a stack on the north gable and is situated by the stream in the valley below the main house. On the stream side, there is a four-centred opening beneath a balcony that has an iron balustrade and a slate hipped canopy. The north side has a blocked arched opening with a slit, while the west side includes a door beneath a two-light Y-tracery casement. The south side features two blocked arched openings with slits flanking a door to the upper level, although the former steps leading up to it are now gone. The boathouse also has decorative scalloped eaves and barge-boards similar to those of the main house. This structure is an important part of the mid-19th century estate development at Hazlewood.