Description

DARRINGTON ESTCOURT ROAD
SE41NE
(south side, off)
7/19
Stable block approx. 50
3.5.1987
metres east of
Darrington Hall
- II
Stable block and coach house. Probably late C18; altered. Coursed squared
magnesian limestone, stone slate roof. Long rectangular range on east-west
axis. Two storeys and 9 bays, of which the first 5 are stables and the
remainder the coach house, incorporating a cottage at the right-hand end.
The stables have doorways with overlights alternating with windows; the
coach-house has 3 segmental arched coach doorways (the 3rd blocked and
replaced with an archway doorway and a small window), and a sashed window to
the cottage; all these windows are 12-pane sashes with flat-arched heads. At
1st floor both parts have square windows, mostly 6-pane sashes except in the
stables, where the 2nd bay has a small loading door and the windows have
wooden grilles in the lower leaf. Gable copings with kneelers; ridge chimney
between 8th and 9th bays.
Interior: stables retain iron stalls, and related fittings, and are still in
use.

Listing NGR: SE4876719916

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26599671

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