Description

TEWIN MARDEN HILL
TL 21 SE
5/148 The Cottage (formerly
24.11.66 listed as Marden Hill
House Annexe, Marden Hill
Farm Coach-house and
[former] Stable building)
GV II

Former coachman's house and stables to Marden Hill House (q.v.), now a
dwelling. c.1790 for R. Mackay. Red brick. Tiled roof. 5 bays. 1 storey
and attics, originally 1 storey stables to left. Central and outer door
openings, that to centre now glazed. Studded plank outer doors with
small pane rectangular fanlights, recessed with segmental heads, gabled
pentice added to right. To right of centre is a 2 light small pane
casement with a segmental head, similar gabled half dormer above.
Central and outer blocked round headed loft openings. A window inserted
to left of centre breaking eaves. Right gable end stuccoed. Left gable
end; ground floor lunette, first floor weatherboarding, blocked loft
door. To rear blocked and blind openings, round headed windows.
Extending from left end is a later block with 2 doors, 4 single light
segmental headed casements, 5 first floor blind panels. Interior not
inspected.

Listing NGR: TL2797114006

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26625539

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