Description

PARISH OF BASLOW & BUBNELL COCK HILL
SK 27 SE
3/24 (South Side)
The Cavendish Hotel
II
Hotel. Early C18, C19 and C20. Coursed squared sandstone with
sandstone dressings. Stone slate roof, coped gables with plain
kneelers. Two brick ridge and two gable stacks. Two storeys.
South elevation of five symmetrical bays arranged 1-3-1. Raised
quoins to west. Central doorway with moulded doorcase,
bolection moulding and hoodmould. Half glazed door. Flanked on
each side by two glazing bar sashes in raised ashlar surrounds.
Four similar windows above flank a central round-arched window
with bead moulding, key and impost blocks. Five bay north
elevation has a central doorway with plain stone surround and
bracketed hood. Halfglazed door. Flanked by two glazing bar
sashes in plain surrounds. Five similar window above. Three
round-arched roof dormers with glazing bar sashes. To the west
gable a projecting canted bay with a doorway and glazing bar
sashes. Extensive remodelling and additions of c1980 to east
not of special interest. Reputed to have been built as a
shooting lodge for the Manners family, becoming an inn, The
Cock, in 1700. Source: Derbyshire Life May 1971.

Listing NGR: SK2566872144

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26380578

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