A Grade II listed house, formerly the stables to Lea Wood Hall [SMR19011], built 1874-7 by architect W Eden Nesfield, of regularly coursed gritstone with ashlar dressings, quoins, a plain tiled roof (hipped to the west end), and with a projecting stone chimney-stack to the north wall rising as a brick cluster chimney-stack above the eaves, with the corbelled cap removed. The house is single-storey and of three bays, with a two-light and a three-light window in quoined surrounds flanking a former quoined central doorway, now with a casement window to the upper part, and blocking masonry below. Listed for group value. (1)