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Latitude: 51.9822 / 51°58'55"N
Longitude: -0.5943 / 0°35'39"W
OS Eastings: 496634
OS Northings: 232460
OS Grid: SP966324
Mapcode National: GBR F2F.LL5
Mapcode Global: VHFQY.NF4S
Plus Code: 9C3XXCJ4+V7
Entry Name: South Stableblock Approx 100 Metres East of Woburn Abbey
Listing Date: 23 January 1961
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1114011
English Heritage Legacy ID: 38257
ID on this website: 101114011
Location: Central Bedfordshire, MK17
County: Central Bedfordshire
Civil Parish: Woburn
Traditional County: Bedfordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Bedfordshire
Church of England Parish: Woburn
Church of England Diocese: St.Albans
Tagged with: Architectural structure
SP 9632-9732 WOBURN WOBURN PARK 10/154 23.1.61 South Stableblock, approximately 100 metres E of Woburn Abbey GV I Stableblock, forming a pair with another approximately 75 metres to N. The 2 blocks originally flanked entrance to main E front (now demolished) of Woburn Abbey. Now converted for commercial use. Circa 1750 by Henry Flitcroft for John 4th Duke of Bedford. Ashlar, with hipped slate roofs. Quadrangular plan of 2 storeys. W elevation (towards house) symmetrical 5-bay facade. Central bay has triangular pediment on engaged paired Tuscan columns. These flank a round-arched recess. The bay is surmounted by octagonal drum and dome, with Diocletian window to each side of drum. Outer bays take form of slightly projecting pavilions with Venetian windows to ground floor and Diocletian windows to first floor. Intervening bays each have 3 sashes with glazing bars per floor. N elevation: symmetrical 5-bay facade. Outer pavilions same as those to elevation. Central pedimented bay has paired Tuscan pilasters flanking a round-headed carriage arch. Intervening ranges are of 5 windows each, those to ground floor round-headed sashes with glazing bars, those to first floor oculi with glazing bars. Adjoining to SW and NE angles are 2 stretches of ashlar screen wall, possibly c.1790 additions by Henry Holland. SW stretch originally linked stableblock to SE angle of house. Raised rectangular panels separated by pilaster strips. NE wall has rusticated piers at angles.
Listing NGR: SP9663432460
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