Outbuilding Immediately To South-East Of Selside Hall

This is an outbuilding, likely from the 19th century, located immediately to the southeast of Selside Hall. It is constructed of stone rubble and has a slate roof. The south elevation features three bays, with the first two bays serving as pigsties that include a henhouse above, along with enclosed yards at the front. The first two bays have openings beneath flat arches, with small square openings above them; the yards are equipped with gates. The third bay projects out by the width of the yards and has an entrance. The north facade includes a first-floor entrance accessed by steps to the western part. This building is included for its group value with Selside Hall.