Description

SU 74 SE FROYLE UPPER FROYLE

5/70 Stable and Malthouses, 10
metres east of the Manor
House.

GV II

Store. Early and mid C19. Brick walls and tile roof. The south west elevation
is the original stable and coachhouse buildings, with a symmetrical front of
2 storeys, with a projecting centrepiece having a carriage entrance flanked by
windows (now filled) and 3 upper windows (the centre an oval light), and on each
side 1 upper window and a series of (now filled) ground floor openings. Hipped
roof, brick dentil eaves; walls of Flemish bond, 1st floor band, cambered arches,
plinth. Casements. To the rear there are 3 2-storeyed units (2 attached)
comprising oasts with lower wings; tall hipped roof to the oasts. ½-hipped
to the wings; brick walls in English bond, cambered openings, plinth.

Listing NGR: SU7572943163

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26473984

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