Description

SJ 60 SW; 823/6/10062

MUCH WENLOCK,
Stable range south-east of Bradley Farmhouse

14-JUN-00

GV

II

Stables. C18; with circa late C17/early C18 range and late C19 outshuts. Red brick with corbelled brick eaves; and stone rubble earlier range. Clay plain tile roofs with gabled ends, partly re-clad in corrugated asbestos; outshuts have diamond pattern slate lean-to roofs.
PLAN: Rectangular stable range at NE end with loft above; circa late C17/early C18 range at SW end; late C19 outshuts at rear [SE].
EXTERIOR: Two storeys. Brick stables on left with doorways to left and right, left with cambered brick arch, and window to left of centre; small loft loading hatch at centre, and row of ventilation holes at first floor level; left [N] corner is splayed on ground floor and corbelled above. Diamond pattern of ventilation holes in NE gable. Shorter stone rubble range at SW end with doorway on right and loft door in SW end gable. Outshuts at rear [SE] with lean-to roofs.
INTERIOR: Main C18 brick range has queen-post roof. Late C17/early C18 stone range has wooden mangers.

Listing NGR: SJ6339601346

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26660563

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