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TF 00 NE UFFINGTON MAIN STREET 9/256 Old Coach House to demolished Uffington 2.2.87 House II Former stables, now house. c.1845 by Samuel Gray, altered C20. Rock-faced ashlar, plain ashlar quoins and dressings and ashlar. Bradstone slate roof. Single ashlar ridge stack and 2 louvres with pyramidal roofs. Single storey plus attics, 7 bay front, raised and slightly advanced pedimented centre block. Ashlar plinth, cill and head bands, moulded cornice and dentillated eaves. Central 6 flush panelled double doors with panelled overlight, up 3 steps. Set in a shouldered ashlar architrave with stepped keyblock contained in a recessed semi-circular headed panel with raised flush keyblock. Flanked by 3 C20 top hung glazing bar casements having ashlar reveals and plain tympana to the semi-circular heads with keystones. Above the door a circular glazing bar lunette in plain ashlar surround. To the rear the advanced central bay has a wide segmental headed arch, now infilled with glazing and above a semi-circular headed window flanked by single narrow glazing bar lights, all in moulded stone surround with rusticated arch and fluted keystones. To either side are lower single storey ranges containing double planked doors and semi-circular headed openings. Listing NGR: TF0635407500

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