File:Stable Block Sheringham Hall 27 August 2014.JPG
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The coachman’s house for Sheringham Hall which was designed by John Adey Repton. The building is a Grade II listed building. The brick built building is faced with pebble flintwork with gault brick quoining. The building is topped with a welsh slate roof which has a central wooden cupola bell turret faced with a clock. This is topped with a gilded weathervane. In front of the block is enclosed courtyard with brick walls. Upper Sheringham, Norfolk |
| Date | Wednesday 20 August Taken on 20 August 2014 |
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| Author | stavros1 |
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