Description

TARSET HIGH GREEN
NY 89 SW
24/89 Stable block
c.20 yards west
of Highgreen Manor
GV II

Stable block. c.1885 for Mr. Morrison Bell, incorporating the walls of mid-
C19 farmbuildings. Rock-faced stone with Welsh slate roofs. L-plan group.

To right the gable ends of two stable blocks linked by lean-to loggia with
two segmental arches. The block to left has small 3-light window on ground
floor, round-arched dovecote entry above. The block to right has boarded
stable door within the loggia and, above, a 3-light window with blocked centre
light which is carved with a bell. Gabled roofs with hollow-chamfered coping.

Projecting to left a single-storey, 3-bay cartshed. Two segmental arches to
right with boarded double doors. Boarded double doors in left bay. Gabled
roof with flat coping and square corniced end stack.

Listing NGR: NY8081291030

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26450203

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