Description

ST1336 CROWCOMBE CP

15/47 Stables, 10 metres South East of
Crowcombe House
24.8.84

GV II

Stables. Early - mid C19. Shale and lias random rubble, brick dressings. L-plan; shorter southernly stable block
half hipped local slate roof with decorative slate hung cupola with weathervane, Single storey witn loft over, 3 bays,
large central segmental headed carriageway entrance, arched head sash window with divided tracery right, segmental
headed double doors left. Long 4 bay facade attached South West, delta tile roof, first floor two 2-light casements
left of loft door, one to right, ground floor arched head sash window left, 2 many paned glazed openings right flanking
plank door, double door centre, plank door to left. An attractive and unaltered early - mid C19 stable group.

Listing NGR: ST1363636812

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26469074

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