Description

891/0/10018 OLD WOLVERTON ROAD
18-JUL-01 Stable approx 18 metres to the south
west of Longueville Court

GV II

Stable. c.1800. Coursed limestone rubble with slate roof with tile ridges.
PLAN: Small rectangular building of one range divided into three bays (two stalls and a tack room) by internal partitions. Floored with loft accessed by ladder.
FACADE: One storey coursed limestone walls with half-hipped slate roof. West elevation addresses yard between stable and facing coach-house. Stable door to far left, central 2-light casement window and plank door to far right- all with wood lintels. South elevation (at yard approach) with casement window to ground floor and loft door above. Blank elevations to Longueville Court.
INTERIOR: Stone walls (C20 brick to one bay of east wall) covered in wide-plank panelling. Partitions of wide-plank panelling with earlier fencing visible. Curved corner seats to the stalls.
The stable has group value with Longueville Court.

Listing NGR: SP8034041220

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26668805

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  Pioneers of Modern Design: From William Morris to Walter Gropius (Penguin Art & Architecture)
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