Description

In the entry for:

SJ 87 SW TATTON CP TATTON PARK

3/12 Stable Block and
Barn to Home Farm

The NGR shall be amended to read

SJ 78 SW

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SJ 87 SW TATTON CP TATTON PARK

3/112 Stable Block and
Barn to Home Farm

GV II

Stable block. Late C18. Red English garden wall bond brick with stone dressings
and slate roof. 2 storeyed L shaped block. West front of 5 bays in 2.1.2 rhythmn.
Central bay projects slightly. Stone base and hinge dressings to central through
arch with segmental recessed arch and relieving arch both of moulded brick. Moulded
bricks forming quoin patters to sides of bay rising to entablature, also of moulded
brick. Basket arch above with recessed tympana containing porthole window. Moulded
brick cornice to gable above. On the ridge above a C19 octagonal wooden dovecote
with lead roof and weather cock. 2 bays to either side with replaced C19 ovolo
moulded mullion windows to ground floor and round pitch holes to upper floor with
stone surrounds. Rectangular air holes. C19 addition to right of segment headed
driftway and one bay to right of it with small porthole window to ground floor and
porthole to first floor. Segment headed doorway and porthole window at ground floor
level at right under arch. Barn abuts to south. South front of 5 bays running ABABA.
Has stone surrounded pitch holes to first floor and B has double threshing-floor
doors. Stone hinge dressings to door surrounds and segmental heads. Rectangular
breathers. C19 windows with segmental heads inserted at ground floor level. North
front has no first floor pitch holes, merely double doors corresponding in position
and appearance to those on the south front.

Listing NGR: SJ7423982193

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26432380

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