Club Room And Stables At Rear Of Ossington Hotel

The club room and stables, built in 1882, are located at the rear of the Ossington Hotel in Newark on Trent and were designed by Ernest George & Peto for Viscountess Ossington. The building is constructed of brick with blue brick detailing, a plain tile roof, and tile-hung gables. It is two storeys high with an attic and is three bays wide. The left side features two large, jettied gables. The left gable has a pair of altered glazed doors with sidelights, and above them a weatherboarded gallery with a segmental arch. An external staircase with a gabled tile roof and weatherboarded gable leads to a close-boarded door with a double sidelight, and a fixed window with glazing bars nearby. The right gable has an eight-light strip window with glazing bars, and a central close-boarded door is positioned above and below it. The stable range to the right has a central pair of close-boarded doors with sidelights, now boarded up.