Description

SK 97 SE BURTON THE HALL YARD

442/9/10002 Numbers 1 and 2,
The Granary

II

Stable block to Burton Hall, now 2 flats. Late C18. Probably by James Paine. Coursed squared limestone rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings, hipped slate roof with lead dressings, 2 wall
stacks. 7 bay front arranged 1:5:1, the flanking bays being advanced, 3 storeys with plinth and overhanging eaves. Central double planked doors with Diocletian overlight, flanked by single
Diocletian windows. To each side are a flight of steps in the angles leading to first floor doorways. In the projecting wings are planked double doors with Diocletian windows over. To first floor are 3 glazing bar sashes flanked by flush panelled doors at the tops of the staircases, and in the projecting wings are single glazing bar sashes. To second floor are 3 small fixed rectangular lights flanked by single blank openings with beyond further single pivot lights. All openings have flush ashlar surrounds with slightly segmental arched heads. On left end a 1st floor 2-light casement. A large and finely-designed stable block.

Listing NGR: SK9592174498

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26317344

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