Office Court, Broxmouth Park is a Grade B listed building in the East Lothian local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 17 May 1989. Stable court. 2 related planning applications.

Office Court, Broxmouth Park

WRENN ID
sombre-wattle-meadow
Grade
B
Local Planning Authority
East Lothian
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
17 May 1989
Type
Stable court
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

Stable court of late 18th century, remodelled in 1841.

Red sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and some

chamfered arrises. 2 ranges with additional cartshed,

surrounding cobbled court on falling ground to E of

house.

S RANGE: single storey range with stepped gable to W

end, partly harled. Altered and irregular openigns to N

and S elevations with regular 3-bay bothey to S at W

end. Some flagstones retained on interior, converted for

various purposes, currently used for storage only. Some

roof slates remaining.

E RANGE: 2-storey gabled range, raised from single

storey in 1841 and recently converted. Pointed Gothic

window inserted in S gable, in former semi-circular

archway now blocked with Y-traceried glazing.

COURT ELEVATION: in 3 sections. Timber lintelled

cartshed opening at centre with modern garage doors and

former hayloft door above blocked to window with

flanking windows. 2 semi-circular archways to outer

right with boarded doors and 2 windows above. Fanlit

doorway, bipartite and single window at ground level to

outer left, irregularly grouped with windows above.

REAR ELEVATION: largely blank with tall ground floor

window to right of centre and 3 small 1st floor windows.

Small-pane glazing; grey pantiles with some slates

retained on E pitch to N. Ridge and gable end stacks.

N CARTSHED: stepped ashlar single storey bay set in

rubble boundary wall with 2 semi-circular coach

openings and wide gabled projection behind to N with

single window in gable end. Segmentally arched, lower

opening flanking to left of court side. Boarded doors.

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