Description

LEEDS

SE3137SE GLEDHOW LANE, Gledhow
714-1/57/698 (South side)
Stables and Constable Cottage at
Gledhow Hall, with link wall and
gate piers

GV II

Bothey, stables and lodge, with wall and gateway at S end
linking to Gledhow Hall (qv). Mid C19, later C19 alterations,
by Chorley and Connon, architects at the Hall. Coursed squared
gritstone and ashlar, stone slate hipped roof, timber and lead
clock turret with cupola.
2 storeys, central wide doorway with quoined jambs, later
doors, loading door above, 2 six-panel doors with overlights
to left, sash with glazing bars between, plain sills and
lintels. Wide stable door and small window far right.
Side-sliding sashes to upper floor. A tall clock turret at S
end of ridge has ribbed base, round clock faces in moulded
surrounds, pediments above, open cupola above has ogee dome
and tall ornate finial. Taller later cottage attached at N
end.
Curved ashlar wall with flat moulded coping links to S end and
pair of monolithic stone gate piers with banded pyramid
capstones, panelled wooden 2-leaf gates, wall continues to
Gledhow Hall service rooms.
INTERIOR: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SE3154737108

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26547804

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