Description

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SJ 7481

TATTON CP.
TATTON PARK
Stable block, Tatton Hall.

5.3.59

GV
II
Stable block. Late C18. By Samuel Wyatt. Red English garden wall bond brick, stone dressings, slate roof. Eleven bays in one:three:three:three:one rhythm. Central two storied bay and two, two-storey end bays with one-storey connecting ranges.

South facade: stone base. Stone band between floors becoming a wall capping of beed moulded profile over the single storey ranges. Central projecting three-bay pavilion with two pediments over lateral bays; stone dressings of cyma profile. The central bay is recessed slightly with the ground floor open to the court being originally a through driveway to the rear but now forming a lobby. Immediately above is a lunette window. On the ridge is a square wooden four-faced clock stage surmounted by a bellcote with arched openings, pyramidal roof and weather vane. Rectangular sash windows to sides at ground floor level of three x four panes with stone cills and splayed head arches over. Similar windows of three x two panes to first floor.

One-storey wings to either side, each with three similar three x four pane windows. End pavilions of one bay each with similar three x four and three x two pane windows to ground and first floors. Pyramidal roofs. The eastern pavilion has a carriage doorway at ground floor level now forming a lobby. The side elevations of three bays each at first floor level now have C19 outshuts at ground floor level. North elevation similar to south save that the central bay and arched window are bricked in with a window of the three x four pane format inserted at ground floor level.

Listing NGR: SJ7515580812

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26524049

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