Listed Building record MDR24139 - Coach House Lodge, Off Outgang Lane, West Entrance to Pleasley Vale, Pleasley

Coach House Lodge, off Outgang Lane, west entrance to Pleasley Vale, Pleasley, a mid-19th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 56 NW PARISH OF PLEASLEY PLEASLEY VALE 8/141 (West Side) 31.8.88 Lodge at West Entrance to Pleasley Vale GV II Lodge. Mid C19. Tudoresque style. Coursed squared sandstone with sandstone dressings. Tiled roof with bands of plain and fishscale tiles. Stone gable stacks. Gables with fretted barge boards and pendants. Plinth, and moulded sill band. Single storey with attic. Irregular plan and elevation. North elevation of two bays has a tall gabled porch in the centre, its gable breaking above the main eaves line. Trefoiled arched entrance and inner doorway. Plank door. To the left is a canted bay window with hipped roof. To the right is a window in chamfered stone surround, with returned hoodmould. Two gabled dormers above, with moulded hoodmoulds, barge boards and pendants. The gable end has two windows with returned hoodmoulds, and a corbelled out external stack. All windows were boarded up at the time of re-survey. Listing NGR: SK5155665034.' (1)