Stables, Southwick House

Probably Peddie and Kinnear. 1885. 3 ranges of 2-storey

granite buildings grouped in U-plan around courtyard, pend

entrance to E. Bull-faced broached granite walling to

courtyard elevations (and all of E range) wih monolithic

margins, otherwise coursed rubble. Slate roofs throughout.

E range: symmetrical Elevation with central pend, advanced

gabled centre and end bays. W elevation, formerly 3 cart

arches to ground, now all partly blocked with domestic

windows/doors inserted, converted to domestic usage. Pend

with bull-faced and broached granite voussoirs, polished

granite bands, soffite timber lined. Over pend, timber and

cast-iron clock in fleche.

N range: stables to E, 3 stalls with hay loft above, feed

chutes. Barn to W end.

W range: coach houses converted to garages early 20th century

to E. Glazed full-width canopy on cast-iron columns with

timber and cast-iron brackets. Decorative timber

barge-boards.