Description

TL 41NW WARE RURAL BLAKESWARE

3/4 Hunters
(Formerly listed under Wareside)
18.5.76

GV II

Stable block and walled garden, now a house. Probably 1878,
additions dated '1881' and '1883', by George Devey who built
Blakesware for Mrs Gosselin 1876-9. Red brick with blue diaper,
stone dressings and steep red tile roofs. Plainer than house.
One and a half storeys picturesque Tudor style with main entrance
on E. Irregular plan adjoining S side of polygonal large walled
garden. Small casement windows with unmoulded stone surrounds
and mullions. Gable parapets and tall chimneys with diagonally
set shafts. On E front a taller half octagonal battlemented
turret (for water tank) with a wide 4-centred stone entrance arch
to the right (now a window) and a gabled bracketed porch to the
stone doorway.

Listing NGR: TL4057316386

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26346312

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