The Dairy At Up Park To The West Of The Stable Block

The Dairy at Uppark, located to the west of the Stable block, was built around 1810 by Sir Harry Fetherstonhaugh, with the design attributed to architect Humphry Repton. It is connected to the Stable block by a red brick wall at the south-west corner. The south front features a small portico supported by four columns, which forms three sides of an octagon and is topped with a lead roof and a ball finial. Behind the portico is a round-headed window, complete with its original glazing bars and coloured glass. Notably, Sir Harry Fetherstonhaugh, when over 60 years old, would look through this window at his dairy maid, Mary Ann Bullock, whom he later married.