Stable Block Approximately 100 Metres North West Of Welburn Hall

The stable block, built in 1895, is located approximately 100 metres northwest of Welburn Hall. Designed by Walter Brierley for Mr. J Shaw, it is constructed from sandstone ashlar and features a slate roof. The building is arranged around three sides of a yard, with stables and living accommodation, as well as loft and storage space above.

A central two-storey tower is flanked by 1½-storey ranges that include projecting staircase bays. The main entrance features a round-headed carriage arch with three orders, leading to a three-light mullion window in the central parapetted tower, which has rudimentary turrets. Above this is a square stable clock topped with a cupola. The facade displays irregular fenestration with mullioned windows that have square leaded lights, and the gables are coped with ball finials. The roof has variably placed stacks that pierce the pitch.

Inside, the space has been completely remodelled to serve as classroom accommodation for the Welburn Hall School, although the main facade has been preserved intact.