Description

SJ 78 SW
4/48

MERE C.P.
MERE CORNER
Stable block at Mere Country Club and Golf Course at Mere New Hall

5.3.59

II

Stable block. c1834. Red Flemish bond brick with stone dressings and
blue brick diapering. Single storey courtyard plan with tower over
entrance arch. East front: central Tudor archway. Square turrets to
either side with stone quoins, dying to octagonal turrets. Slightly
recessed tower stage above with stone quoins. One-light casement
window with hood mould and stone surround. Circular clock face above,
the lower half embedded in brick wall, the upper half in a lead cupola
which is square in plan and of two moulded quadrant stages with a
small semi-circular cap and weather vane above. To either side are
brick walls divided by pilaster buttresses with stone quoins and
cornices with octagonal domed tops. Central bays to either side have
single-light casements with stone surrounds and small decorative
gables. Small octagonal turrets to left and right-hand corners also
with stone quoins, cornices and domed caps.

Listing NGR: SJ7298281760

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q96257835

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