Description

NY 89 SE
25/32

OTTERBURN
A 696
(North side)
Stable block and
attached wall c.20
yards east of
Otterburn Tower

GV
II

Stable block, now bar and garage. 1904 by F.W. Rich for Howard Pease.
Dressed stone with graduated Lakeland slate roof. Arts and Crafts style.
L-plan with wall and gatepiers forming south side of courtyard.

North range: 2 storeys, 3 bays. Boarded door, a diamond-pane casement and
a cross window; above a pitching door in gabled half dormer, to right a
three-light dormer window with segmental pediment, to left a gabled dormer
with bargeboards. Gabled roof with tall corniced ridge stacks and battered
lead ventilator with wood louvres.

Coach house, projecting to right, has large sliding door and canted corner with
boarded door. Hipped roof.

On south side, wall c.lO ft. high, broken by corniced rusticated gatepiers
with ball finials.

Porch in front of north range not of special interest.

Listing NGR: NY8881693162

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26296923

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