Description

WOODHOUSE BRAND HILL (West Side)
SK 51 SW
3/145
WOODHOUSE EAVES
Stable Block and Pigsty
at The Brand
GV
II

Stable block and pigsty of c1875. Probably by Alfred Waterhouse for Arthur
Ellis. Granite and slate rubble stone and plain tile roof with central
ridge and rear stacks. Long range of 1½ storeys. Gables have decorated
barge boards. From left to right: 3 pairs of carriage doors, door with door
in half dormer above, a 2-light window, door with small dormer over, 2
further 2-lights, a door with door above in small gabled projection, and
2 2-lights with small dormer over. Steps lead up to door on right end.
A 3-light on left end, and outshut and dormer to rear. Pigsty is across
the stableyard and is open and square with stone coped plinth and 14
wooden pillars supporting hipped plain tile roof with metal finial and
small lucarne. Wall extends to right, forming small enclosure. Group
value with The Brand Cottage, which stands between.

Listing NGR: SK5355713412

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26475463

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