Description

SD 82 SE BACUP (off) NEWCHURCH ROAD
Stacksteads

7/41 Stables and Coach House to
Rockcliffe House
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- II

Stables and coachhouse to Rockcliffe House, probably mid to later C19.
Dressed sandstone, slate roofs with stone gable copings but hipped at
front ends. Three ranges of building round a quadrangle with screen
wall and gates to open east end (north range detached). Two storeys;
½-height screen walls have inner ends ramped down to square gate piers,
doorways at outer ends; opposed west range has high segmental-headed
wagon archway with rusticated voussoirs, various altered openings at
ground floor, 3 bullseyes with archivolts at 1st floor. South range
has 3 flat-headed garage doorways, a round-headed doorway with imposts
and keystone, and at 1st floor large sashed windows with glazing
bars, with bullseyes at the outer ends; rear of this range, overlooking
garden to Rockcliffe House (q.v.) has 6 large round-headed panels with
an impost band between them, and 3 side wall chimney stacks. Detached
north range in matching style is L-shaped in plan, incorporating a
coachman's cottage at the east end.

Listing NGR: SD8625522012

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26643912

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