Description

ST 46 SW CHURCHILL C.P. CHURCH LANE (west side)

4/74 The Cottage
26.7.86
G.V. II

Former Stables, now house. Late C17 with late C19 alterations and addition.
Random coursed rubble with dressed stone openings, some render to dormers and
pantile roof. 2 storey, 4-bay C17 range with 1-bay right-hand C19 addition.
Windows are late C17 hollow-mould cross-mullions which develop through the eaves
line to late C19 segmental-headed dormers of similar detail. Quoins of irregular
large blocks define the extent of the original 1 storey C17 range. C19 addition
with corbelled-out chimney stack, dormer and segmental-headed doorway with part-
glazed door. South gable end has C19 fenestration and attic C17 keyed oculus.
Further modernized extensions to the rear. The former stables to Churchill Court
(q.v.) are stated to have been used as a barracks by John Churchill, later lst
Duke of Marlborough.

Listing NGR: ST4377660232

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598260

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