Description

CARTMEL FELL NEWBY BRIDGE ROAD SD 39 SE (West side) 3/30 Coach house to Moor Crag opposite entrance gateway

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Coach house with stable. 1898-1900. By C.P.A. Voysey. Stone rubble, part roughcast, with swept slate roof. Wide eaves. South elevation of 3 irregular bays; paired doors, single door and paired doors flanked by single doors, all having strap hinges with heart motifs; eaves to end 4 doors are cut back with raking buttress to right. East gable end to road is roughcast with stone base. Moulded bargeboards. Loading door with flanking lights has cornice, strap hinges and ventilation holes. West gable end of stone with plastered apex to gable. 4-light stone flat-mullioned window with leaded glazing under cornice; 3-light window above has louvred central light; angle buttresses. North elevation has projecting sliding doors, lateral stack and 2-light stone mullioned window with leaded glazing, raking buttress to right.

Listing NGR: SD3917892481

External Links

• Wikidata Q26519095

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