Garage And Game Larders, Hallyburton Estate

Probably Sir Robert Lorimer, 1903 (see Notes), possibly incorporating mid 19th century fabric, altered later 20th century. 2-storey, piend-roofed garage with dwelling above accessed by dog-leg forestair to pedimented door. Roughly squared snecked rubble with irregular long and short work quoins. Segmental-arched openings with relieving arches.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: SW (house) elevation with 2-leaf garage door at left under horizontally-aligned 4-part window abutting eaves under swept roofline, similar garage door and square-headed pedestrian door in single storey bays at right. NW elevation with forestair and panelled timber door.

Multi-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case, casement and fixed windows. Grey slates. Ashlar-coped door pediment with moulded skews. Doors with Arts and Crafts style hinges. Bargeboarding.

GAME LARDERS: 2 small, free-standing, pavilion-roofed, square-plan game larders sited close to NE elevation of garage. Vertical timber construction with windows to each elevation and deeply overhanging eaves. 2 bipartite windows to each elevation, door replaces 1 window at entrance elevation, meshed externally and barred internally. Interiors have fixed shelf at 3 sides and hanging hooks.