Description

SO 54 SW WITHINGTON CP EAU WITHINGTON

6/193 Stables and attached
hop kiln about 40 yards
west of Eau Withington
Court
-
26.1.67
GV II

Stables in two ranges and hop kiln. Part dated 1682, remodelled and extended
in mid-C19. Coursed and dressed masonry to stables, brick to kiln, slate and
corrugated iron roofs. Stables in two ranges-aligned roughly north/south with
square hop kiln attached to west of larger later north end. The south range
is single storey with loft and steeply pitched corrugated iron roof ending with
acoped verge and ball finial to south gable, 2-light mullioned window with label
to far left; steps up to gabled loft entry to left of centre; this has a C17 door
beneath with lintel dated 1682; stable door to right of centre. The main stable
of six bays, has two levels, quite tall with segmental-headed partly slatted
windows to centre and right on ground floor. The hop kiln adds a picturesque
element with its cowl and steeply pitched roof.

Listing NGR: SO5444743298

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26632329

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