Description

MAISEMORE CHURCH ROAD SO 8021-8121 8/67 Stables, about 29m east of Maisemore Court GV II Former stables and ciderhouse, now farm store. Early C19. Flemish bond brickwork to front, English bond to rear, ashlar dressings, slate roof. Three-bay front, one room deep, 2 storeys. Facade at garden, plinth, 3 blind arches, about l10mm recess, rising through 2 storeys, semi-circular rubbed-brick arches, with plain stone string courses between at springing level. Ground floor shuttered window on left, cambered brick arch; boarded door to right with 3-pane rectangular fanlight, flat head, whole cut into side of pier between arches but is an original feature. First floor 3 blind windows, rendered, stone sills, slightly-cambered brick arch. Moulded cornice, plain brick parapet and stone coping. Hipped roof, with normal eaves to back and sides. Internally, cider house on left, stable with 2 stalls and 2 loose boxes on right; first floor plastered walls and ceiling; king- post roof trusses. Access to cider house and upper floor doors in left return. Forms group with house and church (q.v.).

Listing NGR: SO8145021598

External Links

• Wikidata Q26465701

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