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Listed Building: VERNON ARMS HOTEL AND ATTACHED STABLES (1274122)

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Grade II
Authority Historic England
Volume/Map/Item 543, 3, 44
Date assigned 05 February 1952
Date last amended

Description

Public house and stables. 1671 and C18. Red brick with sandstone dressings, plain tile roofs with two large brick ridge stacks. Chamfered stone coped gables with ball finials. Flush stone quoins. Two storeys with stables behind enclosing a courtyard. Symmetrical nine bay south elevation, centre bay advanced and gabled, and projecting gabled outer bays. Central carriage entrance with segmental arch. Rusticated stone piers, moulded imposts, keystone and voussoirs. Flanked on each side by three 2-light recessed and chamfered mullion windows. First floor has a central 3-light mullion window flanked on each side by two similar 2-light windows either side of a 3-light window. Centre window has a moulded hoodmould, and in the gable a sash panel with a relief of the Vernon arms. Projecting outer bays have two 2-light mullion windows to ground floor and a similar 3-light window above with moulded hoodmould. Small slit window in the gables. Gables have ball finials, between them are two roof dormers with hipped roofs. Above the central arch are a C19 wrought iron bracket supporting the sign, and two lamps on cast iron brackets. West elevation has two tiers of 2-light recessed and chamfered mullion windows and two roof dormers. Range of C18 stables behind with central carriage arch in line with carriage arch from street range. Interior has stud partitions and a staircase with splat balusters. Listing NGR: SK1606932062

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Grid reference SK 16069 32062 (point)
Map sheet SK13SE
Civil Parish SUDBURY, DERBYSHIRE DALES, DERBYSHIRE

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Sep 24 2014 10:32AM

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