Stable Block, Jardine Hall

Possibly James Gillespie Graham; dated 1825 on pennon. Large quadrangular stable block with classical W front with central

large clock tower over pend, alterations 1896 (?by E J May)

(probably rebuilding of N and of E ranges) and perhaps some

minor works in 1899 (date on clock face to courtyard). Mainly

built of red rubble, W front pedimented gables, pavilions and

dressings all ashlar; 1896 arches with dropped keystones;

roofs covered with graded slates. W elevation: rusticated

base to cill band level; tall central round-arched and

pilastered pend has square clock stage above with columned

angles, and drum with circular (?dovecot) openings, ribbed

dome with weathervane finial; flanking single storey wings

with round-arched windows (blind, with glazed arches)

pedimented 2-storey pavilions with tripartites. N and S

ranges both have tall pedimented central bay, round-arched

openings in latter range and cast-iron - columned (?1896)

shelter to court. Tall 2-storey E range with pend at N end.