Description

GWENNAP PENGREEP
SW 73 NW
6/152 Stabling at about 20m south west of
Pengreep House formerly listed as
30.5.67
Stabling at Pengreep)
GV II
Stables. Circa late C18. Flemish bond brick front with granite plinth, sills,
quoins, string; keystones, and some lintels otherwise rubble. Hipped roof with
hidden valley; roof to pediment, south east with ridge intersection surmounted by
clock with bellcote and weathervane. Scantle slate except asbestos slate to south
west and rear north west.
3-bay double depth plan. 2 storeys. Symmetrical 2:1:2 window bays south east front.
Rusticated quoins, plinth, keystones, and mid floor string. Cast iron ogee gutters.
Central bay with open pediment is broken forward. Tripartite window to ground floor
with chamfered lintels over. Blind centre light. Venetian window over with round
fanlight rising into tympanum of pediment. Middle light is pair of ledged loading
doors flanked by blind sidelights. Identical 2-window bays, left, and right with
doorways towards middle bay. Ledged doors with overlights. Shallow keyed brick
arches. Tall windows to ground floor and square windows to first floor. Windows are
horned sashes with glazing bars to front, north east side (first floor), and rear
(ground floor). Otherwise older 12-pane 2-light casements survive, except blind
windows where glazing bars are painted on.
Symmetrical 4-window north east front has doorway below windows 1 and 4, and windows
to left of middle are blind. Symmtrical 2-window rear has central loading door to
first floor. South west has 2 windows with 1 towards front, blind.
Interior has stone floors and C19 ramped cast iron partitions between standings. C20
roof structure.

Listing NGR: SW7471738775

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26429835

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