Burton Constable Hall Stables, East Yorkshire
The Stables at Burton Constable Hall were built in 1770 to the designs of Timothy Lightoler. The scale of the blocks reflects the Clifford Constable families love of riding. There were two stable blocks: the most architecturally sophisticated housed the hunters while the draught horses had a plainer building. The grooms slept on the upper floors. A large indoor riding school was added to the south end in 1842. The buildings have been converted for visitors.
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