Listed Building record MDR11372 - Former stable block north of Grange Farmhouse, Acresford Road, Overseal
Type and Period (2)
- STABLE (Georgian to Victorian - 1825 AD to 1850 AD)
- COACH HOUSE (Georgian to Victorian - 1825 AD to 1850 AD)
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Full Description
Stable block standing to the north of Grange Farm and fronting a yard between the two buildings. It has a C-shaped plan, is constructed in Flemish bond brickwork with a projecting eaves course, and has hipped roofs of plain tiles. At eaves level there are circular iron 'hit-and-miss' vents, the form of which suggests that the building may be contemporary with the remodelling of the house in the second quarter of the 19th century. The south bay of the west range served as a coach or trap house. The central range originally contained three two-stall stables, while the east range has a two-bay stable to the south, the north bay probably serving as a loose box. (1)
Sources/Archives (1)
- <1> SDR20295 Unpublished document: RCHME (Royal Commission on the Historic Monuments of England). 1994. Historic Buildings Report, Grange Farmhouse and Stable Block, Acresford Road, Overseal, Derbyshire. pp11-13.
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Location
Grid reference | Centred SK 29607 15011 (26m by 22m) |
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Civil Parish | OVERSEAL, SOUTH DERBYSHIRE, DERBYSHIRE |
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Record last edited
Jan 27 2024 3:40AM