Description

THORGANBY MAIN STREET
SE 64 SE
( east side)
3/85 Coach house, hayloft and
dovecot to Thorganby Hall

II
GV

Coach house, hayloft and dovecot. Probably 1822 with late C20 alterations.
Pinkish-brown brick with red brick dressings and Welsh slate roof.
Slightly-projecting, single-bay, 3-stage centre with wider single-bay, 2-
storey wings. Centre has round-arched carriage entrance with arch of red
gauged brick and double plank doors. To third stage a 12-fixed-pane window
with radial glazing to head beneath round arch of red brick and with 2 rows
of openings and landing shelves beneath. Hipped roof surmounted by square
cupola with further dove openings and surmounted by weather vane. Wings
(alike): C20 openings, that to right with double plank doors. To first
floor an oculus with red brick surround. Ashlar coping and kneelers.

Listing NGR: SE6904941668

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26467551

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