Description

TL 23 NE GUILDEN MORDEN ICKNIELD WAY
(North-west side)

7/134 Coach House and
stable range to east
of Odsey Grange

GV II

Coach house and stable range. Circa 1705, with C19 alterations. Red brick
with lighter red brick and gauged brick dressings. Plain tiled hipped roof.
Sawtoothed brick eaves cornice. One storey and attic. Casement windows with
leaded lights and wooden lintels. Boarded stable door to left hand of
south-east elevation with two hipped dormer windows. (Boarded doors to
carriage entrance facing stable yard). Interior: C18 brick flooring, C19
tack room and stable. The coach house and stables were part of' the racing
establishment owned by the Second and Third Dukes of Devonshire, the jockey
house, now Odsey Grange and the stables were possibly those 'newly erected for
race-horses' by Thos. Fountaine and John Duckett of Lincoln's Inn before 1705
and the sale of the property to Robert Chester.

RCHM Report 1950
Fordham, G: The Hundred and Manor of Odsey
VCH Vol VIII p97 ~ ~~~~

Listing NGR: TL2950438021

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26604244

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  ENGLAND GUIDE TO POST WAR LISTED: A Guide to Post-war Listed Buildings
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