Description

SP 71 SE DINTON-WITH-FORD AND HIGH STREET,
UPTON (south side)

3/141 White Horse Public House
and attached stable range

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GV II

House, now a public house. C17, altered. Originally timber-framed,
but now mostly witchert, colourwashed and roughcast, on a rubblestone
plinth. Plain tile roofs. 3 bays and 2 storeys. Door in modern brick
porch with tiled roof between left hand bays. 3-light modern leaded
casements. No window to right bay first floor. Stack between left hand
bays forming lobby entry plan. Right gable has rubblestone ground
floor with roughcast rendered quoins and window surround. Exposed timber-
framing post at right. Left gable brick above band course. Interior
has chamfered and stopped spine beams and one moulded spine beam with
a bracket. Stable range to left at right angles late C18 built of flint
with brick dressings. Old tile roof. 3 bays, the upper right hand
bay weatherboarded. One storey with hayloft over. Half hipped roof.
Loft door in gabled bay. 2 garage or coach doors. 4 modern windows.
Cambered arched openings.
RCHM I. 127. MON.ll.

Listing NGR: SP7621810467

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26452668

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