Coach House |
| Hob Uid: 1599752 | |
Location :
Central Bedfordshire
Stotfold
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| Grid Ref : TL2180338300 |
| Summary : The coach house is a red brick building with clay tile roof with a symmetrical facade divided into three parts. It was designed to house a fire engine and coaches, and was recorded in Audley End Estate accounts by 1843, when a payment for lathing and plastering the ceiling of the "Engine and Coach houses" was recorded. |
More information : The coach house is a red brick building with clay tile roof with a symmetrical facade divided into three parts. It was designed to house a fire engine and coaches, and was recorded in Audley End Estate accounts by 1843, when a payment for lathing and plastering the ceiling of the "Engine and Coach houses" was recorded.
The projecting central section has a trio of windows with fixed glazing and pointed heads above a set of wide double doors within a headed arch. The flanking bays contain smaller arched double doors. The east and west gable walls also each contain a trio of windows. An external chimney stack is located on the northern wall of the western section. (1) |