Description

YANWORTH STOWELL PARK
SP Ol NE
7/107 The Stableblock
GV II
Stableblock and domestic accommodaton. Late C19, probably by Sir
John Belcher. Limestone rubble, stone slate roof, C20 stone
stacks. Plan; 4-sided courtyard with domestic accommodation at
front. Entrance front; 1 1/2 storeys with central double doors
within moulded basket-headed surround with stopped hood, continued
over panelled door left. Four-light stone-mullioned window and
gable over. Small 2-light stone-mullioned casements and 3-light
stone-mullioned casements with transoms either side. Relieving
arches over all openings in entrance front. Six 2-light roof
dormers lighting attic. Intersecting barrel vault within entrance
passage. Colonnade of circular stone built piers with moulded
capitals runs along rear wall of entrance front. Panelled door
within round-headed surround with keystone opposite main entrance.
Stable doors on three sides of courtyard. Axial stacks. Tile-
hung clock turret with pyramidal open-sided lantern at rear right-
hand corner.

Listing NGR: SP0879312972

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26447350

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