The Mews (east range), Mentmore

Location/Address

None recorded

Type

Building

Historic or particularly important modern buildings.

Description

Late nineteenth century stables to Mentmore Towers, built in late 1870s and now converted to houses Part of the domestic stable block serving the mansion. East range converted to residential use. 1 ½ storeys. English bond red brickwork with garage doors prominent in façade to court. Semicircular brick head to porch with stone imposts and keystone. Small paned casement windows with stone lintels. One small dormer in roof, with rooflights to either side. Some evidence of alterations in brickwork round garage doors. Not shown along with Stable Cottage on estate mapping 1875-8. Significance: Mid-period Rothschild estate building in characteristic Old English style, part of one of the main estate buildings serving the mansion, converted to domestic use, interiors altered. Part of domestic stable yard for large country house with riding house reflecting particular equine interest of successive C19 owners. A local note building within the conservation area of Mentmore (B19).

Map

Statement of Significance

Asset type

Late nineteenth century stables to Mentmore Towers, built in late 1870s and now converted to houses

Images and Documents

Date Listed

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