Named 'Gleadthorpe Grange'. (1)

Added to MDC LocalList on 01.12.2008. (2)

Barn range and Dovecote range:
Dovecote is of coursed local stone with timber windows to ground floor and timber door. Above is a triangular feature containing small recesses or openings. Roof is of pantiles. Barn is of mixed brick and stone construction with roofing materials of concrete tile, pantile and corrugated concrete sheets. Many small windows pierce the stone sections; these windows are arranged almost at random and at differing heights. Brick sections have more regular fenestrations and much residual lime-wash indicating the presence of ancillary buildings now lost. (2)

Barn and Granary:
Coursed local stone and pantiled rof building with various timber painted windows positioned slightly flush but with the majority being 15 paned. Some with straight flush stone lintels, other with flush cambered stone lintels (stone positioned vertically), but all have protruding stone cills. The rear and side of the building are not visible. (2)

Round Building:
Round single-storey building constructed from stone with slate roof, lead flashing and stone finials. Windows are cambered 4 paned timber and painted and recessed, they have protruding stone cills and flush cambered stone lintels (stones positioned vertically). A straight brick section has been constructed protruding outwards, north of the original opening, which has been bricked up and a timber panelled door inserted.(2)

<1> Sanderson G, 1835, 20 miles around Mansfield - 2 in (Map). SNT48.

<2> Mansfield District Council, 2004, Mansfield District Council Local List (Published document). SNT5967.