Listed Building record MDR24649 - Stable Block at Culland Hall, Culland Lane, Brailsford

Stable block at Culland Hall, Culland Lane, Brailsford, a late 17th century building. From the National Heritage List for Enlgand: 'SK 23 NW PARISH OF BRAILSFORD CULLAND LANE 7/8 (West Side) 1.3.9.67 Stable block at Culland Hall GV II Stable block. Late C17, extended early C19. Red brick with sandstone dressings. Plain tile roof to east, with coped gables, with plain kneelers and ball finials. Dentilated eaves. Octagonal wooden pigeon cote. Two storeys, double range plan. South elevation. Earlier part to east with flush quoins and moulded first floor band. Large stable type door and circular window to right with stone surround. Early C19 part to west has central stable-type doorway, flanked on each side by segmental arched carriage entrances, both now partly blocked. Blind segmental arched window above flanked by square windows with casements. Twin gabled east elevation with, to the left gable, a circular window to first floor and a circular window with stone surround in the gable. Listing NGR: SK2443339206.' (1)