STABLE BLOCK SOUTH WEST OF THE HOUSE
List Entry Summary
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: STABLE BLOCK SOUTH WEST OF THE HOUSE
List entry Number: 1301632
Location
STABLE BLOCK SOUTH WEST OF THE HOUSE, ROTHERFIELD PARK
The building may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Hampshire
District: East Hampshire
District Type: District Authority
Parish: East Tisted
National Park: SOUTH DOWNS
Grade: II
Date first listed: 18-Jul-1986
Date of most recent amendment: Not applicable to this List entry.
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Legacy System: LBS
UID: 142968
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History
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Details
EAST TISTED ROTHERFIELD PARK
SU 63 SE
4/2 Stable Block south west
of the House
GV II
Stables and coachhouse, now garage and stores. Early and mid C19. Brick and
slate. Plain buildings on 3 sides of a courtyard, with a more ornamental
treatment of the (outer) east elevation, seen with the west range of the house.
A central tower with cupola, above a carriage archway, flanked by wings of 3
bays; this general form can be discerned in a perspective sketch of the
original scheme by Joseph Parkinson, but the tower was raised in the late C19,
apparently re-using the cupola. East elevation: symmetrical. The tall tower
has an octagonal arcaded cupola with an ogee cap, and a crenellated and
machicolated parapet,walls of Flemish bond with blue headers, a band (original
parapet base?) above 2 small windows with hood moulds (now filled), and a
carriage arch of Tudor form, with hood mould and deep splay. Low pitched
hipped roof, continuing at a lower level above the other 2 ranges, one with
malmstone walls (of the original building?). On each side there are small
lancets within deep splays, separated by slender stepped buttresses. Interior:
the stalls remain, the large central arch being open to the courtyard but filled
at the outer face. The building marks the south end of a group of towers, which
dominate the unusual skyline of Rotherfield Park, as seen from the east.
Selected Sources
National Grid Reference: SU 69404 32290, SU 69405 32298, SU 69414 32275, SU 69428 32282, SU 69429 32289
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