South Range, Stables, Gretna Hall Hotels, Gretna Green

The South Range is part of a stable block dated 1710, originally comprising four ranges built around a cobbled quadrangular court. Not all ranges were necessarily built at the same time, with the South Range potentially being a later addition. The stables are one and two storeys high, with a uniform eaves level. They are constructed of rubble with ashlar dressings, and are whitewashed with contrasting painted margins, under slated roofs. The East range features a depressed-arched pend with almost square upper openings leading to a loft space. The West range has large openings and a round-headed window, with a distinctive individual piended roof. The South Range has been altered, with a tearoom/shop on the ground floor and a domestic flat, named "Elmwood," situated above. A date is inscribed on the keystone of the pend, and a fire insurance badge remains visible above. The statutory address is Gretna Green, Gretna Hall Former Stables, including Elmwood.