Description

SO 86 SW
2/45

HALLOW
SINTON GREEN
Thorngrove Mews, 1-8

(Formerly listed as The Saddlery, the stables, the Coach House, the Forge, the Granary, the Cider Press, the Mill, the Orchard adjoining Thorngrove to north, GRIMLEY CP)

GV
II

Stable wing, coach house, and cider house, now eight dwellings. Late C18, altered mid C20. Brick, slate roof, gable end parapets. Two storeys and attic; dentilled eaves cornice. Long range, north elevation of which articulated to form series of bays, a:b:a:b:a, with second and fourth bays breaking forward and gabled, and having series of blind, irregularly sized pointed arches, between one and three to each bay with inserted windows and doors; gabled bays have tripartite arrangement of a large central blind arch flanked by two smaller ones of different sizes; the third bay has a blind arch with cambered head. Irregular fenestration; nine C20 ground floor casements, eleven first floor casememts; keyed oculus in each gable; seven C20 doors. Bay at right end has planked double doors with square head. Interiors not inspected.

Listing NGR: SO8221060122

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26632655

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