Service Building In The Stable Yard About 10 Metres South Of Lanhydrock House

LANHYDROCK LANHYDROCK PARK SX 06 SE 9/68 Service building in the stable yard - about 10 metres south of Lanhydrock House

GV II*

Service building in the stable yard, originally designed as grooms' accommodation, tack room and hay loft. Circa 1882, probably by Richard Coad. Granite ashlar. Slate roof with ridge tiles and gable ends with raised coped verges. Gable end stacks with embattled cornices. Plan: The accommodation is at the left end, of 2-room plan, heated from the gable and stack to left. To right, there are storage rooms at ground floor and a hayloft over; at the rear is a single storey integral outshut. Exterior: 2 storeys, asymmetrical front. To right a 4 light chamfered granite window, with hood mould, door and double doors with hood moulds ; first floor loading door. Off-centre to left is a ramped access to a plank door with hood mould ; 2- light chamfered granite window to left ; a first floor 2 gabled dormers, each with 2- light chamfered granite window with dripstone. The left end has double doors with segmental arch at cellar level. Ground floor to left a single window with hood mould. Right end has two 2-light casements at first floor. At the rear there is a single storey lean-to along the whole of the ground floor ; single light at first floor and small gabled dormer with 2-light chamfered granite window. Interior: Not inspected.

Listing NGR: SX0856963547