Hagley Mews

SO 98 SW HAGLEY CP HALL DRIVE (north side)

2/121 Hagley Mews

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Coach house and stables to Hagley Hall, now offices and shops. c1749 by Sanderson Miller, restored and converted late C20. Brick with sandstone dressings; hipped slate roofs with brick ridge stacks. Quadrangle of nine bays. Single storey and attic with dormers. Main east front of 3:3:3 bays; central bay breaks forward and has a pedimented gable; blind round-headed arcading with stone impost band and keyblocks to outer bays; central part articulated in similar fashion but outer archways have inserted C20 doors and central archway leads into courtyard; Diocletian window with stone sill and keyblock contained within pedimented gable; c20 skylights in roof above outer bays. Within each courtyard each range has central projecting bays with pedimented gables; windows have cambered or flat heads with stone key- blocks and are mainly of two lights; hipped dormers with 2-light casements; doors have eared stone architraves with keyblocks and either cambered or flat heads. The coach house in the west range has a central archway with a cambered head; the pedimented gable has a diamond-shaped clockface concealing a Diocletian window above which are set two carved figures. At the centre of the roof ridge is a six-sided timber lantern with domical lead roof and tall weathervane. (BoE, p 178).

Listing NGR: SO9186380745