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Park House, Harston

History of Coach house and Stable block, Harston

Listed building:

Dated 1854. For the Hurrell family. Gault brick with stone dressings and plain tile roof with ornamental ridge and side stacks. Tudor style with stone framed wooden mullion and transom windows and hood moulds with finely carved foliage stops.

Coach house and stable block. Probably 1854. For the Hurrell family.

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