Description

EAST TYTHERLEY LOCKERLEY HALL ESTATE
SU 22 NE
3/42 Stable block 70m N of
Lockerley Hall

GV II

Stable block. '1870' and 'FGD' on tablets by Burn and MacVicar Anderson. Brick
with stone dressings, slate roof. Plan of rectangle 7 x 6 bays around courtyard.
Entrance front has large central archway with clock tower over of 4 storeys.
Archway of moulded stone with inscriptions in spandrels. Each side rusticated
brick pilaster rising to form quoins of tower. Sash in stone surround on 1st floor.
Clock in stone architrave on 2nd floor. Blind arcading on 3rd floor with stone
heads to arches and stone base string. Stone cornice and parapet. On one corner
on yard side octagonal stair turret, topped above stone cornice by stone dome
with arched openings and weathervanes. Other bays have plinth and blind opening
in stone surround, above sash in stone surround with top in gabled stone dormer.
Gable walls and ridge stack on centre of range. Behind walled gardens containing
C18 stone gateway from the demolished East Tytherley Manor House.

Listing NGR: SU2973328171

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26623423

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