Description

CRANBROOK ANGLEY ROAD (SOUTH
TQ 73 NE SIDE)
3/9
- The Coach House
- II

Lodge and stable, now house. Circa 1866 by Richard Norman Shaw for J C Horsley,
RA. Red brick with some exposed timber-frame and plaster-infilling above to
left. Decorative tile-hanging above. Plain tiled roof, hipped to left with
gablet, half hipped to right. Brick stack to rear. One square-headed dormer
to right and are on left return front. One and a half storeys; irregular
fenestration of 5 windows, various different diamond lattice casements. Shallow
buttressing below with pointed dressed arches between. C20 extensions to right.
Entrance to rear.

Listing NGR: TQ7779036916

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26367775

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