Description

SHUSTOKE COLESHILL ROAD
SP2090 (North side)
Blyth Hall
11/181 Stable block adjoining Blyth
11/11/52 Hall on the NE and attached
gatepier
(Formerly listed under
Blyth Hall with stables and
pigeoncote)
GV II
Stable block. 1704. Red brick, English garden wall bond. Plain-tiled roof with
shaped gable end parapets on kneelers and moulded brick eaves cornice. Hexagonal
bell cupola with bell-shaped leaded roof. 2 storeys. One dormer. At first floor
a clock of 1704 with Roman numerals and single hand. Segmental arch to 2
openings at ground floor. At the east end a wing for a tack room. c.1704. Red
brick and plain-tiled roof and shaped gable end parapets on kneelers. Ridge
stack. 2 storeys. Gable end to the yard has an unglazed oculus and breathers of
diaper pattern. Segmental arch to the doorway. Interior has fireplace with cast
iron grate. Adjoining on north-west, a gatepier to the yard. 1704. Red brick
with stone coping and ball finial. (Information from Sir William Dugdale)

Listing NGR: SP2095090179

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26286328

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