Description

HARESFIELD VILLAGE SO 81 SW and HARESFIELD SO 80 NW 4/208 and 7/208 Haresfield Court (formerly listed as Harefield Court) 10.1.55 II Former country house, divided into flats. Core of c1676 built by John Rogers, refronted and enlarged to east by Francis Niblett in 1869 and enlarged to west in 1893 by Waller & Son. Mostly ashlar with stone slate roof, and small brick and tile section to south. North range has original C17 ashlar stacks, external to left, with grouped square ashlar flues and moulded cornice, and similar on west range of C19. East range has brick ridge stacks. Two storeys and attic with 2 long parallel ranges and original, now cross, wing to north, and projecting gabled wing to west. Entrance front to north has large projecting gable to left and recessed gable placed centrally to right, both coped with finials and kneelers. Single storey porch with similar gable in angle with small stepped trefoil head 3-light over Tudor arch doorway with square hoodmould. Fenestration generally stone mullion or mullion and transom casements, some with square hoodmoulds, with five 2-light windows across recessed section and continuous dripmould between ground and first floors. C19 west wing in similar style to C17 work, with large single storey canted bay to projecting gabled section. East elevation of 1860s has five large 12-pane sashes with keystone and voussoirs, 6 gabled 2-light dormers, and large gable to south end with curved 5-light stone 1mullion and transom oriel on first floor. Interior not accessible but reputed to have been much altered during recent conversion to flats. (VCH, Gloucestershire, Vol X, 1972; David Verey, The Buildings of England: Gloucestershire - the Vale and the Forest of Dean, 1980)

Listing NGR: SO8107810018

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