Description

OTTERHAM OTTERHAM
SX 19 SE
3/146 Stables and coach house immediately
southwest of Otterham House
GV II
Stables with loft and adjoining coach house, to former rectory. Early to mid C19
with C20 alterations. Local stone rubble with granite lintels. Rag slate hipped
roof with red clay ridge tiles but without hip tiles.
Overall L-shaped plan. Rectanglar on the plan stables with entrance to left of front
and external stairs at rear to loft above. Attached to the right of the front is a
single storey coach house with the entrance on the left hand side now with C20 garage
doors and window.
2 storey stable; to the left of the front a plank door with a granite lintel. At the
back of the stables external stone stairs with slate treads to the loft door which is
now a window. The left side of the stables has 1 window on each floor with C20
casements. The coach house on the front has C20 garage doors on the left side and a
C20 window in the original wide doorway.
This was the stables and coach house to the rectory, now Otterham House (qv).

Listing NGR: SX1671890662

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26436289

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