Stable Block is a Grade II listed building in the Cheshire East local planning authority area, England. First listed on 19 May 1986. Stable block.

Stable Block

WRENN ID
sleeping-flint-root
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cheshire East
Country
England
Date first listed
19 May 1986
Type
Stable block
Source
Historic England listing

Description

DODCOTT CUM WILKESLEY C.P. COMBERMERE PARK SJ 54 SE 6/27 Stable Block - GV II Stable block. 1837. By Edward Blore. Red random bond brick with ashlar dressings and a slate roof with lead flashings. Two storey and single storey ranges with turrets of 3 storeys height set around a rectangular courtyard. Entrance front: projecting archway slightly to left of centre with an ashlar plinth common to the whole building. Four-centered archway with ashlar hinge dressings and arch with double chamfered reveal and hood mould. Above this is a gable with ashlar coping and at either side are octagonal turrets which diminish in girth via offsets and are capped by lead spirelets. To either side are four bays of blank walling divided by buttresses with ashlar offsets and with a blind lancet to the centre of each bay. To right and left are two-storey cottages. These each have a square turret to the corner nearest the centre of the front with a doorway to the ground floor with ashlar lintel and Tudor hood mould. Lancets to first and second floors divided by a stringcourse, cusped moulding to the ashlar eaves which support a concave pyramidal roof. The left hand cottage has a slightly recessed gable at left of the turret which has a canted bay window with hipped roof to the ground floor and a 2-light window to the first floor with a stone hood mould. Ashlar coping and finial to the gable. The right hand cottage has a similar bay at left to the right of which are two further bays, that at centre slightly recessed and having a 2-light ground floor window with stone hood mould and a 2-light C20 window to the first floor. To the right of this is a slightly projecting bay which has at left a 2-light window and a similar window to first floor centre, both with Tudor hood moulds and stone sills. Two-flue chimney stack with octagonal flues to left of centre of this block. The courtyard has a 3-bay, 2-storey carriage house range opposite the entrance arch which has a central projecting bay with a 6-panel door to the ground floor with ashlar lintel and hood mould. To either side are double carriage doors with ashlar hinge dressings and ashlar four-centered arches. To the first floor above are three 2-light windows with ashlar sills and lintels and three gablets above with stone kneelers and coping and sceptre finials. To either side are single storey ranges with 2-light windows.

Listing NGR: SJ5899044236

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