Description

HONINGTON SP2642 10/134 Honington Hall, stables 02/09/52 approx. 5m. N (Formerly listed as stables to the above)

GV II

Stables. Mid/late C17. Regular coursed limestone. Steeply pitched hipped stone slate roof laid to diminishing courses. 3 bays. Single storey plus attic. Wide arched entrance to stalls to left has keystoned head. Entrance is flanked by wide casement windows with stone lintels. Arched recess with water tap to left. Carriage entrance to right has fluted Ionic pilasters supporting obelisks and central pediment with niche containing a demi-nude goddess. To right a 4-panelled door with wood surrounds and stone lintel, a 2-light casement with stone lintel and an arched doorway. 4 gabled roof dormers. Bell-cote to left. 3 hipped louvred lanterns. Central weather-vane. Pineapple finials at gable ends. Interior: stalls and mangers survive. (Buildings of England: Warwickshire, 1966 (reprint 1981) p.313).

Listing NGR: SP2608342739

External Links

• Wikidata Q26273912

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