Description

BROUGH WITH ST GILES BROUGH PARK
SE 29 NW
4/13 The Stable Block
(formerly listed as
Stables at Brough Hall)
4.2.69

GV II

Stables and coach-house, now dwellings. c1790, converted 1980. By John
Foss of Richmond, for Sir John Lawson. Ashlar and rubble, stone slate roof.
Courtyard plan, with 2-storey 3-bay coach-house on south side, with flanking
single-storey stables returning along west side and along part of east side
to 2-storey entrance range on north of 3:1:3 bays. North elevation
(entrance range): ashlar. Central bay breaks forward slightly, is gabled
and has carriage entrance with architrave to semicircular arch with
tripartite keystone and imposts continued as band; above is clock in open
pediment. Flanking 3-bay ranges: round-arched casement windows recessed in
blind arcading with imposts continued as band; glazed oculi to first floor.
Hipped roofs to left and right. Central colonnaded cupola with lead roof
and weather-vane. C20 ridge stack between third and fourth bays. Flanking
single-storey 2-bay returns of side ranges have round-arched casement
windows and impost band, with hipped roof to right, continued as plainer
single-storey range to left. Inside courtyard: rubble with ashlar
dressings. Coach-house block: chamfered rusticated quoins, round-arched
doorways, now glazed, with stepped voussoirs springing from chamfered
rusticated piers, oculi in ashlar surrounds, cornice, hipped roof. Stable
ranges: former doorways with quoined and keyed ashlar surrounds. C20 doors
and windows in openings. Inside carriage entrance, to left, ashlar mounting
block.

Listing NGR: SE2163197773

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26424446

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