Coach House Block And Attached Walls To North Of Chiselhampton House

STADHAMPTON B480 SU5999 (East side) Chiselhampton 11/125 Coach-house block and 18/07/63 attached walls to N of Chiselhampton House (Formerly listed as Chiselhampton Lodge with stables and coach house)

GV II

Coach-house and service range. c.1770, possibly by Samuel Dowbiggin. Brick in Flemish bond and some limestone rubble with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate and plain-tile roof. U-plan. 2 storeys and one storey. Symmetrical 5-window brick front has a pedimented central section of 3 bays breaking forward from the single-storey flanking bays. Ground floor has four 12-pane sashes, with brick flat arches, and a central archway; first floor has three low 6-pane sashes; ashlar plinth, storey band, and cornice. Roof is hipped over side bays, and the central ridge has a circular brick stack with spiral moulding. Rear wall is partly stone. Single-storey rubble wings, projecting to rear, have wide segmental-arched casements. Left wing is rebuilt; right wing has one bay of accommodation plus a 3-bay rubble and tiled open shed. Extending further to right is a brick and tiled range with 4 coach-house bays, and 2 closed bays with a plank door flanked by small windows. Interiors not inspected. Brick walls, partly rebuilt, link front to train,house and are lined with lean-to kennels. (V.C.H.: Oxfordshire, Vol.VII, p.7).

Listing NGR: SU5933399197