Description

Carriage Shed at
1.
5282
Faversham Station
TR 05 NW 4/323
II GV

2.
Carriage shed. c.1858. Built of stock brick with red brick dressings, rear elevation
faced with render incised to imitiate masonry. Roof now covered with asbestos sheeting.
Long one storeyed building with gable split in centre to form roof in 2 parallel
ranges. North side has projecting brick pilasters and round-headed arches. Attached
to right-hand side is one-storey office building, also of brick with slate roof
and 3 brick chimney stacks. 9 round-headed fixed casements and 3-light bay at
end with round headed windows and round-headed doorcase. 3 light canted bay with
round-headed windows to side of this. South side is rendered and has 12 round-headed
casements and later lean-to. West side has 2 casements with 30 panes and 2 red
brick pilasters. East side has flat opening to take carriages. Built for the
East Kent Railway line.

Listing NGR: TR0149460998

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26533247

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