Stable Block To Hazlewood House

LODDISWELL HAZLEWOOD SX 75 SW 2/100 Stable block to Hazlewood House GV II

Stable, tack room, carridge house, groom's accommodation. c.1850. Rubble, brick dressings, slate roofs. A long narrow building in 3 sections, all 2-storey, set against the hill slope with one storey to the road side, and 2 to the courtyard, facing the Coach House (q.v.). On low side, centre has gable brought forward, coped and with kneelers above adjacent eaves line, having wide paired plank doors to steel lintol, under a 2-light casement with glazing bars in segmental arch, and jambs carried down to lintol below; to left a 3-light above 3-light and door, to right a 2-light C20 steel above stable door and 2-light, casements with glazing bars. Central square wooden ventilating louvre at right, coped verges. To left, set back, a cottage with a 3-light above a door and 2-light; lean-to to left. To right, at slight angle to remainder, stable with three 2-light above 2 doors and two 2-light. The return gable, facing the main house (q.v.) has a 2-light with Y-tracery and diamond leading in a brick 4-centred arch to diamond keystone; coping raised, on kneelers. At the back of this end unit is a further flush gable of a similar kind, con- taining paired plank door under 4-centred arch. Opposite the central ventilator a plank loading door. An almost untouched design, part of a group with the main house to the north.

Listing NGR: SX7274252147