Stable And Carriage Block To Trull House

ST 99 NW CHERINGTON -

4/50 Stable and cdrriage blockt.o Trull House

GV II

Stable and carriage block. Late C19. Rubble stone coursed on south east side with quoins. Slate roof. Tall gabled block with single storey extension to south west. String course below eaves level. Main block has a large relieving arch and 2 carriage entrances below. Above the arch a 2-light ogee-headed stone- mullion window with large lintel and square hoodmould. In the gable above, a clock and bell under a hipped canopy of Cotswold stone slates and moulded stone eaves supported on shaped stone brackets. Gable has ball finial on base and weathercock above. North west end has small gable stack. South west side has central gabled porch leading on to roof on single storey extension, with 2 flanking wooden casements with stone lintels and quoins. Steps up to this level to left of extension which has fine panelled and half-glazed doors on left in Perpendicular style, 2 stable doors and 2 small cambered twin casements with very large stone lintels and sills with offsets. Original access to upper level via flight of 14 stone steps on north east side, which has 5 twin casements with large stone lintels.

Listing NGR: ST9233496683