Description

The following building shall be added:
OCKLEY STANE STREET
TQ 13 NW
1896-/10/10000 Carpoles

II

House and attached stable hayloft. Late C17 2-bay end chimney stack
house, extanded in early C19 and refaced in late C19 or early C20.
Timberframed building, the exterior now clad in roughcast to the
ground floor and tile-hung on the 1st floor. Tiled roof with 1 off-
centre and 1 end brick chimney stack. 2 storeys; 3 windows. Early C20
casements with leaded lights. 1st floor has 2 mullioned and transomed
windows and 1 casement. Ground floor has 3 canted oriels. Left side
doorcase with 4-panelled door and late C19 gabled porch and piers
with wooden balusters. To the right is a similar doorcase with
weatherhood on brackets. Brick and roughcast lean-to attached to left.
To the right is a painted, brick stable/hayloft with gable containing
small window with pegged architrave, loading door below and plank door
in cambered opening to ground floor. Garage doors on right-hand side.
Rear elevation has traces of close-studding to right lean-to,
otherwise the right-hand side is early C19 brickwork to the ground
floor, and left side is early C19 diaper brickwork to left-hand side
and alternate courses of plain and curved tiles to 1st floor. 2
casements with leaded lights. Interior of house has open fireplace
with wooden bressumer with seats, axial beam with 2-inch chamfer.
Winder staircase. Early C18 2-panelled door and 3-plank door. Former
stable retains brick floor and manger but has been adapted to workroom
in C20. C19 roof with queenposts and ridge post.

This was a property of the Jayes estate and is said to have been used
by the carriage and horses and then by an estate carpenter.

[DBRG Report no. 760 1978]

Listing NGR: TQ1456839758

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26639305

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