Description

SJ 55 NE HAUGHTON C.P. HALL LANE

Range of
2/52 Outbuildings east of
Haughton Hall

GV II

Formerly stables with groom accommodation, 1894 (in diamond shaped
panel at first floor level) now mainly used for garages. Red brick
with tile roof. Mainly 2 storeys with 5 bays to highway. Quadrangle
plan, including later additions, linked to the single storey (east)
wing of the Hall. Oak carriageway arch, in Tudor style, flanked by
smaller Tudor arched openings in the courtyard. Moulded beams and
exposed joists in ceiling of opening and clock in timber surround
above. Upper storey mainly tile hung, both sides, and there is an
open loggia, supported on posts, down courtyard side of front (north)
building. Mullion windows have casements with glazing bars. There is
a dovecot with pagoda roof on a later, single storey, section of the
complex (north side). There are planted timbers in the gables of the
west cross wing.

Listing NGR: SJ5882556419

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26431719

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