Description

TF 83 NE NORTH CREAKE NORMANS LANE

Stables and coach house
5/10002 adjoining SE of stables
with loft and horse-engine
house at Cross House Farm

GV II

Stables and coachhouse. Dated 1873. Flemish bond red brick; rear wall
of flint nodules with red brick quoins and stringcourse. Gable-ended
pantile roof. Rectangular plan range of 3 stables with coach house
between the left and centre stables, and with oft above. 2 storeys.
Asymmetrical east front. Segmental brick arch coach house doorway to
left of centre with boarded double doors and loft loading door above
over which is tablet inscribed "S 1873" in gable. On ground floor 3
stable doorways with plank door and small windows to sides. To right
of coach house doorway an external brick staircase to loft door, with
dog-kennel under stairs. All doors plank and all openings have
segmental arches. Interior: not inspected.

Note: These were one of the stables of Cross House which was
demolished in circa mid C20. It is part of Cross House Farm, one of
3 farms on Earl Spencer's 3,000 acre North Creake estate.

Listing NGR: TF8544238488

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26544388

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