Description

SP79 NE HALLATON CRANOE ROAD (South Side)

4/49 Stables at Hallaton
Manor and gate piers
to stable yard

GV II

Range of stables. Circa 1845. Coursed ironstone rubble with limestone dressing.
Front slope of roof in Welsh slate, stone tiles to rear. Paired double coach
house door to left, and single doorway to stable to right with one window to
its left, and 2 right of it, all in squared and chamfered openings. Ventilation
slits above. Coped and corbelled gables. House forms rear wing. Rendered over
ironstone rubble. Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 2 unit plan with doorway to left
then 2 left casement windows, possible blocked doorway and 2 6-light top opening
casements. 3 upper windows of 2-lights, one a horizontally sliding sash. Axial
stack. Central gable in rear wall of stable block corbelled out and with pinnacle.
Pair of gate piers, mid C19, coursed ironstone rubble with limestone ashlar quoins
and copings, diagonally placed, with pyramidal copings, form entrance to stable
yard.

Listing NGR: SP7824595873

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26642711

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