| Summary : Stables, courtyard wall and attached kennels to Wallingswell Hall, all built circa 1810. The stable is of ashlar with hipped slate roofs. The three central, projecting bays of the main block have a pediment, which has a clock face. There are three large carriage archways in the east wing through to the paved courtyard. Surrounding the courtyard is a coped ashlar wall with central, double wooden gates. Projecting from the rear is a small lean-to of brick and pantile and projecting from this is a dressed coursed rubble wall with ashlar coping and iron railings. |