Description

STANTON A46
SP 0635-0735
10/58 Stanton Fields
II
Former farmhouse, now house. Late C17, C18, C19, altered first
third C20 by and for Sir P. Stott; 1960's. Coursed, squared
stone; stone slate roof; artificial stone slates to front slope
main section, concrete tiles to rear. Four-window front, one room
deep, 2 1/2 storeys; 3-room rear wing, 2-storeys. Main front to
garden: wooden mullion and transom windows, leaded lights,
cambered stone arches. Three-light window to left: boarded door,
moulded surround, Tudor arch, hoodmould with diamond stops. To
right 2-light and 3-light windows, vertical joint between. First
floor 3-light window each end, two 2-light between. Three gabled
dormers, 2-light casements. Parapet gables to main roof, ashlar
chimney with moulded cap on left, similar one bay from right end,
cross-gablet apex right gable. Right return: 3-light mullioned
window ground floor, 2-light first, single-light gable, all with
hoodmoulds. Set back to rear wing: blocked doorway with deep
stone lintel, 3-light mullioned window, vertical joint in
stonework. Above single and 3-light mullioned windows. To right
stone-mullioned window to near eaves, 5-lights, 2 transoms, 2 king
mullions, hoodmould. Boarded door to right, as front door; 2-
light ovolo-moulded window, hoodmould. Stone steps up gable on
return. Parapet gable with cross-gablet apex; ridge chimney one
bay from left end.
Interior: 'great hall' in rear wing, large stone fireplace,
moulded arris, Tudor arch. Interrupted tie-beam trusses over, 2
pairs purlins. Probably C17 stump to rear wing, C18 front, later
enlarged to right. External doors, gable window and 'great hall'
by Stott; ceiling later reinserted into 'hall'. Extended on left
of front 1960's.

Listing NGR: SP0619135071

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26384123

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