Description

TL 86 NW HENGRAVE

4/48 Stable block 20 yards west
- of Hengrave Hall

- II

Lodgings for Hengrave Hall Conference Centre, formerly stables. Early or mid-
C16. 2 storeys, a long range with various gabled projections, and at the north
end mid-C20 alterations and extensions. Butt bricks; some red brick walling
perhaps incorporated from an earlier structure. Parapet gables with stone ball
finials; some stepped buttresses up to eaves height. Plain tiled roofs with
C19 red brick chimneys having diagonally-set square shafts. Some C16 limestone
hood-moulded and mullioned windows of 2 and 3 lights, some with leaded glazing;
C19 timber casements and C20 casements under brick segmental arches. 2-storey
west entrance porch with C16 1st floor window, and boarded entrance door with
rectangular fanlight. Linked to the building at the north end a laundry block,
c.1900, one storey, red brick walls and plain tiled roof; central ridge.
Ventilation louvre with pyramid roof and surmounting weathervane. Cruciform
casements. Central open gabled entrance porch on brick plinth, with turned
balusters in the Elizabethan style.

Listing NGR: TL8231868589

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26574110

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