Description

DARNHALL C.P. (Off) DARNHALL LANE
SJ 66 SW
7/19 The Stables
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- II
Stable block to Darnhall Abbey. Mid C19. Red English garden wall
bond brick with slate roof. Single storey with two-storey cottages
and 2-storey entrance tower. Rectangular courtyard with entrance gate
tower across south western angle at 45°. Coach house (northern)
courtyard front: central double carriage doors with basket arch and
keystone with figurehead. Shallow pedimental gable above with
octagonal clock face. Octagonal bellcote to ridge with round arched
openings and pilasters to corners with dome over. To left are 3 bays
with a central door and to right are a door at left and 3 windows to
right of it. Eastern front has 2 bays with window to corner and door
to right of it with two carriage doorways to right again. This rhythm
is reversed at the projecting wing to the left which joins with the
gatetower which has a round-arched gateway with ashlar springers and
three arched lancets to the first floor. Range of 3 cottages
adjoining this on the side facing the coach house with wedge lintels
to doors and windows and stone sills and hipped dormers.

Listing NGR: SJ6341963275

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26431598

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