Description

ST 76 SE CLAVERTON

7/62 Former Coach-house and Stables, and
Screen Wall to east; 200 yards south
1.2.56 of Claverton Manor

G.V. II

Coach-house and stables now a flat and workshops. Circa 1820 as the coach-house
for Claverton Manor (q.v.). Ashlar; slate roof with moulded cornice.
2 storeys: 1:3:1 bays with end pilaster strips; the centre 3 bays project
slightly and are surmounted by a pediment. Glazing bar sash windows, Diocletian
windows to outer bays of ground floor. Plank doors with semi-circular lights
above and to the sides in the centre (right one blocked). 3 square headed coach
entries on north gable end, and 3 sunken square panels above, all surmounted by a
pediment. To the east of the coach-house is a tall ashlar screen wall, semi-
circular on plan with coping and urns at intervals; the inside (facing) now has a
lean-to gallery.

Listing NGR: ST7837263934

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26576869

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