Stable Block, Dovecote And Former Barn To South Of Blaithwaite House

The stable block, dovecote, and former barn located to the south of Blaithwaite House date from the early to mid-19th century. Constructed from red sandstone rubble, the building features V-jointed and flush quoins and has graduated greenslate roofs. The stable is two stories tall with a single-storey extension at a right angle, while the former barn is also at a right angle, creating an overall U-shape.

The former stable includes a plank door and 20th-century sash windows with glazing bars set in stone surrounds. The extension has blocked doorways that have been converted into casement windows. The dovecote features a 20th-century door and external stone steps leading to a loft doorway, along with 20th-century casement windows. A round-headed recess in the gable contains pigeon holes. The former barn has a large central cart entrance and 20th-century casement windows on two levels. This structure is listed partly for its group value with Blaithwaite House.