Stalk, Sheriff Hall

1849, incorporating earlier building currently under

conversion. Quadrangular steading with ancillary buildings

and altered courtyard elevations. Whinstone rubble with

ashlar dressings.

S ELEVATION: cartshed and granary: sited to right, recently

converted 4 segmentally arched cart openings with chamfered

arrises, and 4 square granary openings above. Forestair to

granary door in W gable end. Rubble range to left, raised for

barn at outer left. 2 square ashlar gatepiers with pyramid

caps and rubble walls at centre gateway.

W ELEVATION: gabled projection off centre to right with gable

window and 2, 2-bay cottages with additional door on S

elevation. Octagonal horsemill at centre, adjoining range

with higher ridge running N. Window blocked to N, window to

NW and 2 doorways to SW. Circular section bing brick stalk

(late 19th century) with moulded neck, set in re-entrant

angle between horsemill and cart and granary to left. Hayloft

with gabled dormer breaking eaves to left of stalk and

segmental arch flanked by 2 square headed openings with

sliding doors to outer left; 2 square granary windows above.

Enclosed court to outer right by projecting wing, formed by

rubble parapet wall with ashlar coping.

Ashlar coped skews; grey slates.