Description

BEAFORD
SS 51 NE
8/30 Coach house and stables
- approximately 10 metres to west of
Upcott Barton

GV II

Coach house and stables. Probably late C18, enlarged in the late C19. Roughly
squared and coursed stone with cob to first floor. Corrugated-iron cladding to front
and corrugated-iron roof, gable-ended to front and back. Late C19 additions of
uncoursed stone rubble with some red-brick dressings and gable ended Welsh slate
roofs.
Plan and development: Former coach house to right, gable-ended to front and back
(facing south). Blocked doorways in side walls. The building possibly served
another function, possibly formerly stables. Probably converted into coach house
when 2 ranges of stables were added at right angles to left in the late C19. One
storey and loft with one-storey stable ranges.
Exterior: gable end to front has boarded loft door with C19 red-brick dressings, and
wide ground-floor entrance with wooden frame. Small narrow ground-floor vents in
left-hand side wall, with stone lintels. Rear gable end has first-floor C19 three-
light mullioned wooden window with wooden lintel, inserted in former loft doorway
(see straight joints and projecting stones as steps). Ground-floor boarded door to
left with wooden lintel and 3 small ground-floor vents with stone lintels, left-hand
one blocked and right-hand one partly blocked. Part of rear corner rebuilt (see
straight joints). Late C19 stables have boarded doors with wooden lintels and
inserted windows.
Interior: Blocked ground-floor side doorways with splayed jambs. Narrow vents also
with spalyed jambs. Loft supported on cross beams.

Listing NGR: SS5633815490

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26399026

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