Description

TL 41 SE SHEERING SHEERING LOWER ROAD
Coach house/stable block
2/13 approx.60 metres N. of
Durrington Hall.
GV II

Coach house and stables, c.1800, one end converted to cottage, C20. Brickwork
partly rendered, slate roofs. Aligned approx. NE-SW, with central vehicle
entrance to SE with triangular open pediment over. Shallow pitched hipped roof.
SW end converted to 2 storey cottage with internal chimney stack in SW wall,
pyramidal roof of shallow pitch. Original brickwork of SE elevation is of
gault bricks, Flemish bond. NW and NE elevations of red bricks, English
bond, with 10 plain pilasters on the former and 3 on the latter. SW and SE
elevations of cottage cased with later brickwork, smooth plaster to first floor
level, roughcast render above. To NE of vehicle entrance, plain boarded door
with louvre above, 2 C20 cross windows of 4 fixed lights with flat brick arches
over. Central square clock tower, originally with cupola but dismantled when
inspected in March 1983. Cottage, glazed door and 2 casement windows on
each floor, all C20.

Listing NGR: TL4897813139

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26405078

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