Description

SK 14 SW ELLASTONE C.P. CALWICH PARK

5/49 Former coach house
- and stable block
adjoining Calwich Abbey
to east, including
gatepiers to stable
yard.

GV II

Coach house, stable block, wall and gate piers. c1849-50. Ashlar;
slate roofs with coped verges; ashlar ridge stacks. Coach house
range to south, stable ranges to east and west, front wall and gate
piers to north, surrounding a rectangular courtyard. South range:
1 storey and attic; 1:4:1 bays, eaves level of outer bays slightly
lower; 4 blocked segmental headed coach arches, the 2 central ones
with top opening windows in upper half, the outer 2 have doors
inserted; stable door to each end bay with 6-pane glazing bar over-
light; 6 gabled dormers with shaped and moulded coping containing
12-pane glazing bar sashes with horns; central cupola with lead
covered, concave sided cap surmounted by a finial, clock below in
circular keyed surround. West range: 1 storey and attic; doors to
right of centre and left of centre with 6-pane glazing bar overlights;
top and bottom opening windows, one to left, one to right, 2 to centre;
gabled dormer with shaped and moulded coping, over each door, hipped
louvre to right of centre. East range: 1 storey and attic; doors
to right of centre and left of centre with 6-pane glazing bar over-
lights; top and bottom opening windows, one to left, one to right, 2
to centre; gabled dormer with shaped and moulded coping over each
door; louvres to right of centre and left of centre. Gatepiers and
walls: Central ashlar piers of square section with moulded caps, and
coped ashlar walls. Contemporary with Calwich Abbey remains (q.v.)
built 1849-50. B.O.E. P.128.

Listing NGR: SK1289643292

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26524261

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