Coach House And Stables, Cogden Hall

The Coach House and Stables at Cogden Hall is a mid-19th century building that now serves as farm buildings. Constructed from rubble with a stone slate roof, it features a three-storey central coach house flanked by two-storey stables. The building has crude quoins and openings with plain stone surrounds. The coach house originally had two round-arched coach openings, although one is now blocked. Above these openings is a central pitching door flanked by small, square six-pane windows under round-arched heads, and above that is a semi-circular dovecote. The stable ranges on either side are symmetrical, each with two doorways and three windows on the ground floor, and two windows along with one pitching door on the first floor. The right-hand stable range is partially obscured by modern agricultural buildings. This structure is included partly for its group value context.