What is recorded here

Stable complex, c.1840, to the north of Dungar House, with pitched slate roofs, random coursed stone walls with ashlar dressings. Pitched slate roofs with limestone chimneystacks and bellcote. Square-headed window openings with cast-iron pivot windows and limestone sills. Square-headed door openings and carriage arch openings with ashlar surrounds. Yards enclosed by random coursed stone walls and accessed through arched openings.

Dungar House was built in 1839 by the architect Thomas A. Cobden. The house and stables display a high degree of architectural detailing and of particular note the tooled stone surrounds to the openings. The extensive stables and outbuildings to the north of the house have been restored and are now in use again.

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