Description

ST 86 SW WINSLEY TURLEIGH

4/303 Stable block to Turleigh Manor
and No 246
13.11.62 (formerly listed as No 246)

GV II

Stable block and former chapel (No 246) over coach-house, C18 and
C19, rubble stone and ashlar. Early C18 stable is to rear, L-plan,
ashlar-fronted with stone slate roof and coped west gable. Two
storeys with moulded cornice and parapet, segmental-headed door
with unmoulded 2-light window each side and loft-light above, 2-
light with segmental heads. To right, in angle, outside stair to
loft door. West end has 3-light window to ground floor, arched
loading door above. Chapel range, running south, is an older
building remodelled in early C19 as chapel over coach-house, with
slate low pitched roof, three arch-headed sashes to west side and
south front coped shouldered gable with framed blank plaque over
large arched window with unusual iron tracery. Full-width garage
doors below. East side has one arched window, door and projecting
gable with stack. The chapel was made for Ann Atwood of Turleigh
Manor (q.v.) and was licenced in 1819.

Listing NGR: ST8051960759

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26476290

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