Stable, Outbuildings And Linking Walls Forming Part Of The North East Boundary To Dalingworth House is a Grade II listed building in the Cotswold local planning authority area, England. First listed on 12 February 1988. Stable complex. 2 related planning applications.

Stable, Outbuildings And Linking Walls Forming Part Of The North East Boundary To Dalingworth House

WRENN ID
tall-pillar-wren
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cotswold
Country
England
Date first listed
12 February 1988
Type
Stable complex
Source
Historic England listing

Description

DAGLINGWORTH CHURCH LANE SO 9905 17/164 Stable, outbuildings and linking walls forming part of the north-east boundary to Daglingworth House

GV II

Stable, outbuildings and linking walls forming part of the north west boundary to the grounds of Daglingworth House (q.v.). Late C18-early C19. Stable: coursed roughly squared and dressed limestone; stone slate roof; squared and dressed limestone stack. Rectangular plan with small lean-tos on the south-west and north- east sides; short wall runs north-east from stable to a small outbuilding, another wall runs south for c25m to another outbuilding. South-west elevation of stableblock: two 6-pane top- opening casements with timber lintels either side of the doorway; original plank door off-centre left within a round-headed semi- circular headed surround with keystone and imposts; semi-circular window over the door with glazing bars; wide opening with concrete lintel far right. Single-width door to the gable end of the stable; pitching door above. Plank door to right-hand return of lean-to which projects forwards to the left. Small outbuilding (resembling an earth closet) linked via wall to the northern corner of the stableblock. Further outbuilding linked by wall c3m in height on the south-east to a further outbuilding with a single plank door off-centre right on the south-west side. These buildings and linking walls form a prominent feature at the village centre.

Listing NGR: SO9933405045

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