Description

In the entry for PANGBOURNE MAIDENHATCH

4/2 Nos 2 and 4 Stable Cottages,
including Tower (SU 74146193)

the item and description should be
amended to read: Nos 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 Stable
Cottages, including Tower and
Coach House (SU 7414 6193)

Stable yard, tower coach house and adjoining buildings, now cottages. Circa 1897, by
W. Ravenscroft. Tower: plum brick with stone dressings, top stage with planked timbers,
and hipped tile roof with lead ridge and finials. Square plan. 3 stages. North-west
front: plinth, clasping buttresses to second stage, 2 string courses, and weathervane.
Central 4-centred archway with hoodmould and finial. 2 second stage 2-light windows
flanking central shaft leading to top stage oriel window with cinquefoil headed lights
and hipped roof with lead finial. Canted stair turret to north-east rising to top
stage with cinquefoil headed windows and hipped roof with lead finial.Flanking 1½ storey
cottages forming L wing on each side of plum coloured brick with stone dressings to
mullioned windows and with planked timber gabled dormers. The attached Coach House is
of 1½ storeys brick, now painted, with 2 hipped dormers and large gable with planked
timbers.

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SU 67 SW PANGBOURNE MAIDENHATCH

4/2 Nos. 2 And 4 Stable
Cottages, Including
Tower (SU 7414 6193)

G.V. II

Stable yard tower and adjoining buildings, now cottages. Circa 1897, by
W. Ravenscroft. Tower: plum brick with stone dressings, top stage with
planted timbers,and hipped tile roof with lead ridge and finials. Square
plan. 3 stages. North-west front: plinth, clasping buttresses to second
stage, 2 string courses, and weathervane. Central 4-centered archway with
hoodmould and finial. 2 second stage 2-light windows flanking central shaft
leading to top stage oriel window with cinqfoil headed lights and hipped
roof with lead finial. Canted stair turret to north-east rising to top stage
with cinqfoil headed windows and hipped roof with lead finial. 2 flanking 1 1/2
storey cottages.

Listing NGR: SU6193574160

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26508795

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