Description

TL 3811
13/16

STANSTEAD ABBOTS
HIGH STREET
(south side)
Stanstead Abbots village
No 36 (The Lord Louis PH)

GV
II

Public House. C17, C19 windows, low extensions to rear 1982.
Timberframed and plastered with weatherboarded apron to door head
level. Steep old red tiled gabled roof. Large red brick
external gable chimney on E, and lateral chimney on rear wall at
W end. 2-storeys and 3-windows. 2-storeys short rear wing at W
end with its own gable chimney. Staircase with pitched roof end
weatherboarding rises in the angle. Assymetrical front with door
in middle under a C19 tiled gabled canopy on curved brackets. To
the left a triple Yorkshire sliding casement, and to the right a
shallow canted bay with 2-light Yorkshire casement. Large
painted wall plaque of a stagecoach and four above door but over
to left. 3-light casement windows each side of plaque and 2-
light at far right. Weatherboarded internal wall on upper floor
on rear wall of front range. Exposed thin timbers. Part of High
Street group.

Listing NGR: TL3844811860

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26625914

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