Ancillary Buildings At Stanley Mills To East Of Main Building

These storage and ancillary buildings date to 1815 and were constructed for Harris and Maclean. They are built of Flemish bond red brick with ashlar limestone dressings and a Welsh slate roof. The buildings comprise a long range with a return to the west at the south end. The west side has a 10-window frontage, featuring segmental-arched casements, and several doorways, some with timber stairs leading to an upper floor. An ashlar plinth sweeps down at the north end, mirroring that of Stanley Lodge. A plain ashlar band runs at upper floor level, and the building features chamfered alternating quoins and a hipped roof. A doorway towards the north end has the date 1815 inscribed above a gauged brick flat arch, and incorporates double doors. A square brick chimney is located on the ridge at the north end. The north side incorporates an upper floor Venetian window with a gauged brick arch and multi-paned sashes. The east side features 14 evenly spaced upper-floor casements, each with a gauged brick flat arch, as well as a continuous upper-floor band and stepped plinth. Doorways are occasionally set within gauged brick arches. A block connects the buildings between the River Frome and the main mill building. The interior has not been inspected. These ancillary buildings screen a yard to the north of the main mill building and form part of a group with Stanley Lodge at the site's entrance.