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Latitude: 51.3835 / 51°23'0"N
Longitude: 1.3355 / 1°20'7"E
OS Eastings: 632190
OS Northings: 170221
OS Grid: TR321702
Mapcode National: GBR WZX.8G9
Mapcode Global: VHLG6.3HD8
Plus Code: 9F3398MP+C6
Entry Name: The Stable Block to the Rear of Number 61, Waterside Hotel
Listing Date: 31 August 2004
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1390805
English Heritage Legacy ID: 491935
ID on this website: 101390805
Location: Westgate-on-Sea, Thanet, Kent, CT8
County: Kent
District: Thanet
Civil Parish: Westgate-on-Sea
Built-Up Area: Margate
Traditional County: Kent
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Kent
Tagged with: Stable
878/0/10045
Westgate on Sea
SEA ROAD (East side)
The Stable Block to the rear of No 61 Waterside Hotel
31-AUG-04
GV
II
Also Known As:
The Stable Block to the rear of No 61 Waterside Hotel, ROWENA ROAD, Westgate on Sea
Former stables and coach house with hayloft and grooms accommodation above. Built circa 1880, designed by Ernest George and Peto. Vernacular Revival style. Ground floor of red brick in flemish bond, the first floor of alternalte courses of plain and curved tiles and with a hipped roof with tall brick chimneystack. Unusual central square two tier ornamental wooden dovecote with ogee-headed lead cupola surmounted by metal weathervane and with battered tiled base.
EXTERIOR: The principal elevation facing east has a central gable with tripartite wooden casement window and hoist door to first floor left. The ground floor has one original stable door, one door leading to the upper floor grooms accommodation and two original casement windows. The north side has a five-light casement to the first floor to the grooms' accommodation and double coach doors. The west elevation, visible from the hotel, has a triple dormer and small first floor window.
INTERIOR: Retains original boarded walls to the stables, cast iron and wooden stall partitions, cast iron feeding trough and brick flooring.
HISTORY: these stables were built for the adjoining Waterside Hotel by the same architects. Waterside Hotel was awarded the Home of the Year Award in 1882. Unaltered former stables in Vernacular Revival style by Ernest George and Peto.
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