Description

ESKDALESIDE-CUM-UGGLEBARNBY FALLING FOSS,
NZ 80 SE
Ugglebarnby
9/67 Stable block and
attached walling
6.10.69
approximately eighteen
metres north-west of
Newton House
GV II
Coachman's house, stables, carriage house and attached yard wall. Early
C19 with C20 alteration. Herringbone-tooled sandstone with slate roofs,
and herringbone-tooled sandstone yard wall. Parallel ranges with cross-
wing carriage house. Yard front: 2-storey-and-attic centre bay between
2-storey bays, with 1-storey lean-to carriage house at left. Segmental
archway in centre, with keyblock and imposts, blocked with C20 glazed
screen. Flanking bays have C20 doors in original openings with herring-
bone-tooled lintels. All first floor windows are 16-pane sashes with
painted stone sills and flat arches of tooled voussoirs. Over centre
window is a rectangular sundial with partly defaced Latin inscription.
Radial glazed oculus in pedimented attic. Carriage house has segmental
arch of tooled voussoirs closed by double board doors on strap hinges.
Pent roof. Gables to double-span main roof are coped and finished with
scrolled volutes. End stacks to both ranges of roof. Rear: repeats yard
front with projecting gable end of carriage house at right. Ground floor
of centre bay has right-of-centre doorway with C20 door and blocked window
opening to left. Attic roundel is blind. Yard wall, attaches to rear
gable end of carriage house, stepped and raked in places, with flat
coping, is interrupted opposite house door by gate piers with "Gothick"
caps. Wall continues around end of stable block, curving round at front
to form small yard. Mounting block against curved wall.

Listing NGR: NZ8868803992

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26602466

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