Description

MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE CHURCH STREET
SK 5363 SE
(west side)
6/29 Stable block at
rear of No.11
G.V. II
Stable range. Late C17 and late C19. Coursed squared rubble and
brick. Steep pitched gabled and lean-to roofs, slate and
concrete tile. Single gable stack. Single and 2 storeys. 5
unequal bays. L-plan. Windows are mostly C19 plain sashes.
East front has to left, C19 addition with door in heavy stone
jambs. To its right, lean-to addition has pair of carriage doors
with timber lintel. To right again, single bay section has door
and blocked carriage opening containing a sash. Main range, to
right again, has to left, door recessed in chamfered opening. To
right, 2 sashes and a similar doorway. Beyond, a sash. Above,
to left, a casement, and to right a door in chamfered opening.
Adjoining fragment of boundary wall has flat stone coping and
doorway. North gable has to left, a sash. Above, a central
casement, and above again, a similar casement. Both casements
have moulded ashlar architraves. Single storey C19 addition, to
west, has to south, a hatch, and to right, 2 sashes.

Listing NGR: SK5398863344

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26545221

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  Historic Environment Law: Planning, Listed Buildings, Monuments, Conservation Areas and Objects by Harwood, Richard (2012) Paperback
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