Former Stables And Gate Piers, Heatheryhaugh

Probably circa 1828 (ie contemporary with dated garden

bridge). Symmetrically-planned rustic stable range with

2-storey tower clasped on 3 sides by main low range. All

built of whin rubble, mainly coursed, cherry-caulked and

whitewashed and projecting rock-faced blocks to margins, wide

cills, flat arches, angles and eaves. S elevation: cartway

and loft doorway in shallow-advanced tower; single bay wings

with 3-bay end elevations (on 2 levels at E); asymmetrical

and partly derelict outbuildings to N. Some windows retain

original ogival tracery. Piended slate roofs with projecting

bracketted eaves.

Late 18th/early 19th century corniced, rusticated ashlar

square gatepiers to W relate to earlier part of house.