Description

SD 63 NE DUTTON GALLOWS LANE

8/106 11.11.66 2 buildings flanking garden south of Dutton Hall (formerly listed as farm buildings in courtyard plan between gate piers and house, Dutton Hall), and 25.7.52 wall with gatepiers connecting them

GV II

Farm buildings, probably of C17th origin. Sandstone rubble with stone slate roofs. The western building borders the road and a straight joint suggests that it is of 2 builds. The left-hand part of the east wall has 2 2-light chamfered mullioned windows with hoods, with a blocked chamfered doorway with hood between them, all with tooling marks suggesting re-dressing or an C18th or later date. The right-hand portion has a blocked door with plain stone surround, with a blocked oval chamfered opening above, with a wide entrance with sliding door further right. The gables have copings. The south gable wall has a door and 2 windows with plain reveals, with a blocked oval chamfered opening above. The north gable has a door with plain stone surround, with a round pitching hole with plain stone surround above. The east wall has a wide opening with sliding door at its southern end.

The western building has, at the southern end of its east wall, a blocked doorway with semi-circular chamfered head. The cyma moulding of the jambs continues around the outside of the voussoirs. To its right are 2 chamfered oval openings with a blocked chamfered door surround between them. At a lower level beneath them are 2 windows with plain reveals. Above the doorway is a chamfered round opening. Above are holes to nesting boxes, with a continuous ledge beneath of stone slates. At the left-hand end is another chamfered oval opening. The gables have copings with finials. The west wall has various openings, mostly with plain stone surrounds, and a blocked doorway with semi-circular head, matching the one in the east wall. Linking the two buildings and enclosing the garden at its southern side is a rubble wall with triangular coping. In the centre are 2 ashlar gate piers, of square section with cyma cornices and ball finials.

Listing NGR: SD6621236756

External Links

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