Description

SK 15 SW

ILAM
Cartshed, stables and granary approximately 20 yards west of Townend Cottage.

GV
II
Cartshed, stables and granary. Mid C19. Perhaps by George Gilbert Scott. Coursed and squared rubble with hammer dressed ashlar quoins and dressings; clay tile roofs with coped verges. L-shape plan. Single storey cartshed ands stable to left, two storey projecting gabled stable and granary to right. Stable and cartshed: pair of carriage entries to centre with wooden gates; blank wall to left of centre; right of centre has two top-opening windows flanking a central door; three skylights to right hand. Stable and granary: Tallet steps to first floor door in centre of gable end with segmental headed overlight; return wall has two ground floor top opening windows to left of centre and right; two doors, to left and right of centre; first floor fixed light window to right of centre. Part of the picturesque Alpine style estate village created by Scott.

Listing NGR: SK1357250946

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26289876

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