Description

SE03NE BINGLEY HARDEN ROAD
SE096 383 (south side, off)

5/83 stable-block at
Harden Grange Farm

GV II

Stable-block, c1760. Hammer-dressed stone, stone slate roofs.
2 storeys. U-shaped block. Main range: front 5-bay symmetrical
facade. lst-floor band and impost eaves band. Pedimented gabled
central bay with outer panels slightly projecting from semicircular-
arched entry infilled with flat-arch with voussoirs: open pediment
with circular recess (probably for clock) above. Outer bays have
blind stilted arches. Bays 2 and 4 are recessed. All bays have
square window to 1st floor with small-paned glazing. Bays 4 and 5
marred by insertion of garage doors. Hipped roof with central
ventilator. Attached to rear of right-hand return wall is north-
west range. L-shaped. North block has lst-floor doorway approached
up flight of 13 stone steps with landing supported by roughly squared
column. West block has tall segmental-arched cart-entry with
skewbacks and rebate for doors on courtyard side. Nearby is Harden
Crane much rebuilt 1859. This is the Kitchen block of the otherwise
demolished St Ives by James Paine.

Listing NGR: SE0958438269

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26600724

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