Coachhouse Amd Attached Wall And Archway Immediately To East Of Belcombe Court

BELCOMBE ROAD ST 86 SW (north side)

6/116B Coachhouse and attached wall and archway immediately to E of Belcombe Court (formerly listed as Stables to East of Belcombe Court and adjoining Archway to West)

GV 23.8.74 II

the description shall be amended to read:

Stables and attached wall and archway. 1740s for Francis Yerbury. Coursed limestone rubble; ashlar facade and gabled stone-coped stone slate roof. Coachhouse of 2-storey 3-bay range has keyed segmental arch over C20 double doors and wood lintel over inserted C20 double doors to centre. Label moulds over paired 2-light pointed-arched window to right and one-light first-floor windows, all with latticed leaded lights; cusped and ogee-headed niche to centre. Interior not inspected. Subsidiary features: late C15 archway to left (west) of coachhouse has hood mould over double-chamfered 2-centred arch. Tall wall extends approx 14m to NW of coachhouse to meet stable (q.v.).

1. BELCOMBE ROAD 5411 (North Side)

Stables to East of Belcombe Court and adjoining Archway to West ST 86 SW 6/116B 18.4.52.

II GV

1. The stable building to east of the house, now converted to garage, is said to be contemporary with the early portions of the house. C15, but with considerable later restoration (probably in C19.) Ashlar. Old tiled roof. Gable-ends with parapets and kneelers. Plinth. Canopied niche (empty) over the garage doors. To west of the stables is a tall pointed archway giving access to the north side of Belcombe Court. Probably late medieval, and the original south archway from the neighbouring barn. Random rubble with ashlar dressings. Plain chamfered arch of 2 orders with dripmould over.

Belcombe Court forms an important group with the Temple, Stables, Barn, Grotto and Cottage to the west.

Listing NGR: ST8177160653