Lbs_clob_fulist136.rtf
This file was created by Oracle Reports. Please view this document in Page Layout mode.
1
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 4997 1/154 Nos. 8 and 9
II GV
2.
Formerly Nos. 22 & 22A. Parts dated 1640, main section of mid-C18
origin. Rough rendered. Right hand section of No. 8 is of two storeys,
gabled, two casement windows. Middle section has early C19 fenestration,
one window each storey, flush frame with moulded cornice. Main building
of three storeys, and cellars. Two gables to road. No. 9 has three sash
windows, one to each storey. No. 8 has an early C19 two light sash
in a wood frane and a two storey canted bay of three lights, glazing
bars. Cellar windows. No. 9 includes a portion of the premises to
the left (No. 10) with a single sash window above a six panel door
(two panels glass) flanked by narrow lights in a flood architrave.
Flat hood on carved brackets.
Nos. 7 to 11 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4994097064
2
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 4997 1/353 No. 10
II GV
2.
Early C19. Glass and wood. A small workshop, originally owned by a
coach-builder. Five: three windows, small glass panes, flank a
double door of glass and wood. Part weather-boarded. On the
ground floor double doors and three light window, arcaded glazing.
Nos. 7 to 11 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4994597065
3
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 4997 1/155 No. 11
II GV
2.
Formerly No. 23. Late C18 or early C19. Brick, rendered to side.
Half-hipped roof. One window each storey, flush frame, double hung
sash with glazing bars. Four panel door, segmental arched doorway.
Nos. 7 to 11 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4995297065
4
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 49971/156 19.1.51 No. 14
[formerly listed as
No. 29 (The Old Cottage]
II
2.
Reset date stone 1698. Two storeys and attics. Rubble plinth, ground
floor of painted brick, upper storeys rough rendered. Brick and dentil
cornice between storeys. Two gables break eaves, one window each.
Left hand window is modern, right hand one has slightly segmental arch,
double hung sash with glazing bars. Three windows, on the first floor
two have segmental arches, wood frames, double hung sashes with glazing
bars. One flush framed window to left, double hung sash with glazing
bars.
On ground floor three windows, two have segmental arches, double hung
sashes with glazing bars. One shallow canted bay with glazing bars,
tiled roof. Six panel door- two panel rectangular fanlight. Date on
chimney.
Listing NGR: SU4999097061
5
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 4997 1/157 No. 30
including L-shaped wing
II GV
2.
Main building is of two storeys in rubble. Probably of C17 origin.
Stone and brick chimney stack. Tile roof. Plain elevation has three
lignts, C19 fenestration, wood lintels. River elevation has one
window to each storey, one canted four light bay over the water.
Water flows through two cut-away arches in base to east. To rear,
modern fenestration and central archway linking to storage wing.
Formerly cottages, now being extensively modernised. Storage shed
forming an L-shaped wing. Large doorway to courtyard. Small Later
windows. To road carved C19 barge-boarding. Two gables, rough rendered
above rubble base. Rest of the building is rubble with red brick window
architraves.
No. 30 and adjacent footbridge form a group
Listing NGR: SU5003297055
6
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 5097 1/158 The Cosener's House
II
2.
Formerly "The Abbey". C18 and C19 house in two buildings.
Main building is C18. Three storeys. Blue brick with red brick
dressings. Parapet. Band between storeys. Three windows, red brick
architraves, segmental arches to top floor, moulded wood flush frames,
double hung sashes with glazing bars.
On first floor, two three-light windows in segmental recesses flank
one segmental arched window. On ground floor two similar windows
flank a six panel door in panelled wood architrave beneath a glass
fanlight and noulded brick pediment. To right a matching later
extension.
Left hand wing of two storeys. C18 red and blue brick. Parapet and
cornice. Tile roof.
Three windows, band between storeys and cornice. Nine panel door in
architrave with pedimented brick hood with keystone, supported on
consoles. Left hand window has flat arch, double hung sash with
glazing bars. To the right a rectangular bay, brick plinth, double
sashes with glazing bars, wood bolection moulded frieze and cornice.
To tile left a one storey later addition, hipped slate roof. Double
hung sash windows with glazing bars in elliptical recess, red brick
architrave. One other window to left.
Two gables to garden elevation. Interior staircase and gallery with
alternate straight and spiral turned balusters. Panelled walls.
Listing NGR: SU5003697049
7
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 5097 1/158B Bridge in front of
The Cosener's House
II
2.
Narrow footbridge, probably C18. Two arches in chequered brick,.
brick band.
Listing NGR: SU4994896883
8
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 5096 1/158A Grotto in garden of
The Cosener's House
II
2.
Probably C19. Two circular chambers in brick coated with roughly cast
moulded plaster with small shells, small semi-circular windows to the
river, placed high up in larger chamber. Low semi-circular entrance
supported on rough column of stones.
External staircase to roof platform.
Listing NGR: SU5010396983
9
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY CLOSE
SU 4997 1/150 19.1.51 No. 7
(Formerly listed as
Nos. 6 & 6A)
II GV
2.
Main building of two storeys. Early C18. Rubble plinth, chequered
brick. Two hipped dormers, two light casements. Wood eaves cornice.
Hipped tiles roof. Two windows, four light modern casements in wooden
frames. Narrow brick band between storeys. Two ground floor windows
flank a six panel door. Rectangular fanlight. Semi-circular hood on
carved console brackets. One three light window with modern leaded
casements. Right hand extension with gable to road, rubble base,
chequered brick. Brick band between storeys.
Nos. 7 to 11 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4991197069
10
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
No. 1
SU 4997 1/64 19.1.51 (Blue Boar Public House)
II GV
2.
C16 or C17 origin, timber framed. Modern brick to rear. Three gables
to road, rough rendered. Rendered plinth. One gable to left over
carriage arch. Middle gable of two storeys, upper storey has one casement
window with glazing bars, small cornice. First floor overhangs, coved
cornice. One three light C19 window and double door, half-glazed. Right
hand gable of three storeys, one window on top storey, casement with
glazing bars, small cornice. Two windows on first floor, three light
metal casements below single tiled hood. Ground floor has two light
window with glazing bars, and small glass and wood door, both under
continuous frieze and cornice. One window to right, flush frame, double
hung sash, later glazing. Tall brick chimneys.
Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4964797110
11
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/63 19.1.51 Nos. 3 to 7 (odd)
II GV
2.
One building C17, refronted C18. Timber-framed, with two gables to
road. Nos 5 and 7 rough rendered, No 3 rendered. One window to each
gable, three light flat arched casement, flush frame. No 3 has one
window, flush frame, double hung sash with frieze and cornice. Bow
window on ground floor, glazing bars. Door with rectangular blocked
fanlight under hood. Fascia board. Rendered stall riser. Nos 5 and 7
have two windows, double hung sash with glazing bars, flush frames
with frieze and cornice. Modern ground floor shop front, tiled stall
riser. Stone stack on south.
Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form group
Listing NGR: SU4965197126
12
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/62 19.1.51 Nos. 9 and 11
II GV
2.
One building C17 origin, refronted C18. Timber framed, rough rendered.
Tile roof. Three storeys. Two windows, flush frames, double hung sashes.
On first floor. No 9 has casements with modern glazing; No 11 has two
flush framed double hung dash windows with glazing bars, under cornice.
Ground floor - No 9 modern ground floor; No 11 has two doorways, one
blocked, and small shop window with modern glazing bars. Rendered plinth.
Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4965297130
13
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/61 19.1.51 Nos. 13 and 15
II GV
2.
One building C17 origin, refronted C18. Timber-framed, rough rendered.
Central stone chimney stack. Tile roof. Three storeys. Four windows,
flush frames, casements, glazing bars. First floor windows are double
hung sashes with glazing bars in moulded flush frames with frieze and
cornice. Modern ground floor shop fronts. No 13 has tiled stall
risers. Rendered plinth to No 15.
Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4965497141
14
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/56 Nos 31 and 33
II
2.
One building late C18 or early C19. Chequered brick. Stucco cornice
and parapet. Two storeys. Four windows, three: one segmental arches,
double hung sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor - two arched
recesses containing three light windows with glazing bars.
No 31 has six panel door, with glazed rectangular fanlight, flanked
by two narrow sash windows on wood bases. Flat hood on console brackets.
No 33 Six panel double door in wood architrave with glazed semi-
circular fanlight.
Listing NGR: SU4961597249
15
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/54 19.1.51 No 47
(Horse and Jockey
Public House)
II GV
2.
C16 or C17 origin. Ancient stone chimney stack remains on south.
Refenestrated in the C18. Tile roof, two gables to street. Two
storeys and attics. Ground floor of rubble and brick, upper storey
rough rendered. Left hand gable has two windows to each storey,
flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars, cornice. Frieze
and cornice between ground and first floor. Ground floor has two
three-light later sash windows with glazing bars. Central carriageway,
flat arch.
Right hand gable has modern canted oriel with tile pentice roof,
supported on brackets, modern casements. Ground floor has C18 window
in moulded flush frame, double hung sash with glazing bars. Brick
outbuildings to rear.
Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4958597296
16
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/53 Nos 49 and 51
II GV
2.
One building early C19. Stucco front, brick rear elevation. Moulded
cornice and parapet. Three storeys. Two windows, in moulded architraves,
double hung sash with glazing bars. Band continues cills on first floor.
Three carved panels to first and second floors. Plinth. Two doorways,
pilastered architraves, flat hoods on consoles. Six panel doors, glazed
rectangular fanlights. Three steps.
Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4957897307
17
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/52 No 53
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Chequered brick. Red brick parapet with dentil
cornice conceals hipped tile roof. Three storeys. Three windows, flat
arches, double hung sashes with glazing bars. On second floor, keystones
to voussoirs, central one carved. Plain doorway at side, panelled door,
rectangular fanlight. Three storey chequered extension to left, slate
roof. Gable to road. One window, segmental arch, two light sash.
Extension has four panel door, three light sash window, under slate
pentice roof, gabled with carved barge-boarding and trellis porch.
Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4957097326
18
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/51 Nos 55 and 57
II GV
2.
One building C18 origin, remodelled in C19. Timber framed. Rough
rendered. Tile roof. Three storeys. Two gables to road, carved
bargeboarding. Central brick chimney. Two windows, two light
casements in flush frame, with dripmoulds probably added in C19,
marginal glazing. Brick band between ground and first floor. Ground
floor in restored random rubble. Two windows, casements in red brick
rusticated architrave, segmental arch. Panelled door, rectangular
fanlight. Gabled porch, tile roof, carved bargeboarding and trellis.
Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4955697339
19
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/51A Fence and gate to
Nos 55 and 57
II
2.
Arrowheaded full and half standard wooden fence and gate.
Listing NGR: SU4954897339
20
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/50 No 59
(The Old Cottage)
II GV
2.
Probably C18 or earlier origin, later alterations. One storey and
attics. Tile roof. Brick to left. Two gabled dormers, break eaves,
casements with glazing bars. On ground floor, two three light
casements with cornice flank modern door in rough rendered porch with
slate roof. One small casement window to right, flush frame, glazing
bars, under cornice. Modern one storey extension to right.
Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4956197356
21
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/49 19.1.51 No 61
(The Gables)
II GV
2.
C16 origin, stone and timber, painted and rough rendered. Two storeys
and attics. Modern asbestos tile roof. Three gables to road - each
with a two light casement window with glazing bars in a flush frame,
moulded cornice. Boxed roof cornice. Three windows on first floor,
plain architraves, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor
has two windows. Plinth. Three steps to pilastered doorcase with
paterae below plain hood. Six panel door glazed fanlight. Garden door
part glazed to right in plain architrave, small hood on consoles.
Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4954397375
22
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/37 19.1.51 No 8
II
2.
Late C18. Chequered brick. Tile roof Two storeys. Two windows,
flush frames, segmental arches, double hung sash with glazing bars.
Modern ground floor shop front.
Listing NGR: SU4962097118
23
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/39 19.1.51 No 14
II
2.
Larly C19 front elevation. Chequered brick. Tile roof, wood eaves
cornice. Three storeys. Band between first and second floor. Two
windows, of three lights, double hung sashes with glazing bars, wood
lintels. First floor windows, have segmental brick voussoirs, and
are of three lights, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Modern
ground floor shop fronts.
Listing NGR: SU4962897146
24
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/40 Nos 16 and l8
II
2.
Formerly Nos 18 and 20. Early C19 front elevation. Stucco. Two
storeys and attics. Two dormers, gabled, casements, carved barge-
boarding. Tile roof. Two windows, modern casements to left, moulded
flush frame. Below moulded cornice. Ground floor - narrow pilasters
to shop front of No . 16, hood on brackets. Rendered plinth.
Listing NGR: SU4962997153
25
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/41 No. 20
II
2.
Formerly No. 22. Early C19 front elevation. Brick rendered, stone
rusticated quoins. Slate roof, boxed eaves cornice. Three storeys.
Two windows, elliptical arches with keystones, double hung sashes with
glazing bars. Band between first and second floors. C19 shop fronts
to ground floor, to right triple arcaded window. Panelled architrave
to door, which has a rectangular fanlight, and to shop window.
Listing NGR: SU4962397162
26
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/46 Nos. 42 and 44
II
2.
Probably C17 origin, refronted in early C19. Chequered brick. Tile
roof. One flat topped dormer. Parapet. Two windows, three light
double hung sashes, some glazing bars, red brick voussoirs. Two central
grouped chimney stacks. Ground floor - modern shop fronts.
Listing NGR: SU4962497188
27
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/45 Stratton House
II*
2.
Originally one building with Stratton Lodge. Dated 1722. Red brick.
Two storeys and attics.
Stratton House. Brick parapet, moulded brick dentil cornice. 2: 1: 2
windows, segmental arches in wood architrave, double hung sashes
with glazing bars, carved keystones. Centre one window section,, dated
on label, breaks forward, flanked by two narrow blank panels. Ground
floor has similar windows, without keystones. Stone plinth. Good
doorcase with grooved pilasters, triglyph and guttae frieze.
Ornamental semi-circular fanlight, panelled door. Four steps.
Interior retains original staircase and panelling.
To left is a two storey extension upper storey rough rendered, lower
of brick. Tile roof. Carriage entrance to left. One three-light
sash window, wood mullions, plain architrave.
Listing NGR: SU4960797218
28
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/45 19.1.51 Stratton Lodge
II*
2.
With Stratton House. Stratton Lodge was part of the original house
but was altered and heightened circa 1800, of which date are
surviving interior fittings on ground floor, but first floor room
retains original panelling. Two storeys and attics. Tile roof,
coved cornice. Two windows, double hung sashes with glazing bars.
Six panel door, in pilastered architraves, flat hood on carved consoles.
Listing NGR: SU4960797218
29
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/356 No. 56
II GV
2.
C18. Chequered brick. Tile roof with one gabled dormer, sliding
sash window. Dentil eaves cornice. Two storeys and attics. One
window of two lights in wood architrave, double hung sashes with
glazing bars, red brick voussoirs. Brick band between storeys.
Similar window on ground floor. Rendered plinth. Six panel dror,
plain hood on brackets.
Nos. 56 to 64 (even) including Coxeter's Furniture Depository form
a group.
Listing NGR: SU4957497255
30
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/357 No 58 and 60
II GV
2.
One building. Early to mid-C19. Cornice and parapet. Rendered.
Rendered plinth. Four windows in moulded rendered architraves,
bands continue cills om first and second floor. Outer windows are
narrower. No glazing bars. Six panel door, rectangular fanlight.
Nos. 56 to 64 (even) including Coxeter's Furniture Depository form
a group.
Listing NGR: SU4957397260
31
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(west Side)
SU 4997 1/418 No. 64
II GV
2.
Early C19. Red and blue brick, repaired in red brick under window.
Tile roof. Parapet, brick cornice. Three windows, segmental arched
four-light casements. Doorcase main feature. Nine panel door (three
glass) in architrave of four narrow pilasters, plain pediment. Inset
foot scraper.
Four panel door to left, segmental arch. Inset foot scraper. Band
between storeys. Small casement window inserted on upper storey.
Nos. 56 to 64 (even) including Coxeter's Furniture Depository form
a group.
Listing NGR: SU4955497296
32
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/321 Waste Court
II
2.
"Lately erected" in 1779 and now forming part of Roysse's school.
Probably altered in C19. Modern hipped asbestos tile roof. Bath
Street elevation:- Two dormers, flat tops, casements with glazing
bars in moulded frames. Brick, rubble and stucco. Irregular
fenestration. To the left, a three light canted two storey bay
window, rendered, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Right hand
brick canted two storey bay, narrow, long sash windows without glazing
bars. Three other windows have segmental arches, brick rusticated
architraves. Plain four panel door with rectangular fanlight. Two
brick chimneys.
Garden Elevation - two storeys and attics. Brick. Two flat topped
dormers. Tile roof. Most of windows have flat arches, some glazing
bars, double hung sashes. Central narrow gable with one segmental
arched window double hung sash, no glazing bars above first floor round
arched window with 'gothic' glazing. Square porch faced in ashlar,
moulded arch with keystone, cornice and pediment.
(See A E Preston "St Nicholas, Abingdon". Oxford Hist Soc Vol 99,
1935, p237).
Listing NGR: SU4946797449
33
of
2228
1.
752 BATH STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/321A Wall and gate piers
to Waste Court
II
2.
Two C19 moulded gate piers to left, dentil cornice, stone rusticated
quoins on rubble base, moulded caps. Rubble wall with ashlar garden
entrance, carved keystone and cornice.
Listing NGR: SU4945797483
34
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(East-Side)
SU 4997 1/176 Roysse's Court
II GV
2.
On south side. Circa 1810. Chequered brick, partly on rubble base,
to rear. Slate roof. Two storeys. Parapet. Four windows, brick
arches, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Four windows on ground
floor in recesses. Stone plinth. Two plain doors, glazed semi-
circular fanlights.
Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos. 26 to 32 (even)
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4987797061
35
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(East Side)
SU 4996 1/171 19.1.51 The Crown and Thistle
Hotel
SU 4997 1/171 (Formerly listed as
No.18 (Crown and
Thistle Hotel),
Nos.20 and 22)
II GV
2.
Core of Circa 1605. C18 front elevation matches curve of road.
Left hand section. Rendered. Three storeys, higher than right hand
section. Parapet, moulded modillion cornice. 2: 1: 2 windows flush
frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Frieze and cornice to
first floor windows. Ground floor cut back, rough rendered, rendered
plinth. Four brick piers support upper floors.
Right hand section. Brick parapet, dentil cornice. Tile roof. Three
storeys. Band between storeys, three:three windows on front elevation
curved to site, double hung sashes with glazing bars (some replacements).
Rough rendered ground floor, rendered plinth.
Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle hotel and Nos. 26 to 32 (even)]
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4986497003
36
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(East Side)
SU 4996 1/171 Cobbled Courtyard
at The Crown and
SU 4997 1/171 Thistle Hotel
II GV
2.
Cobbled courtyard, flanking wing to the east is a half timbered. building
with brick infill, slate roof and to the south a two storey range of
outbuildings in rubble with tile roofs.
Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos. 26 to 32 (even)
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4986296998
37
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(East Side)
SU 4996 1/169 Nos. 26 and 28
(Scott's Terrace)
II GV
2.
One building early C19. Blue and red brick. Tiled double roof.
Two storeys. Two windows, double hung sashes with glazing bars,
flat stone lintels. Painted ground floor, rendered plinth, two
windows, flush frames, glazing bars. Wood cornice between ground
and first floor.
No. 26 has four panel door (two panels glass), rectangular fanlight.
No. 28 has six panel door, rectangular fanlight.
Roysse's Court, The crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos. 26 to 32 (even)
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4987696980
38
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(East Side)
SE 4996 1/168 No 30
II
2.
Probably C18, timber framed. Rough rendered. Slate roof. Three
storeys. Two windows, flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing
bars. Windows on first floor have carved frieze and cornice.
Modern around floor shop, four nanel doors.
Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos. 26 to 32 (even)
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4987696982
39
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(East Side)
SU 4996 1/360 No. 32
(The Broad Face
Public House)
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Painted brick. Tile roof. Two storeys.
Two windows, flat brick voussoirs, double hung sashes, glazing bars.
One window blocked. Doorway has frieze and moulded cornice, carved
pilasters. Double door of six fields, rectangular fanlight.
Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos. 26 and 32 (even)
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4987696982
40
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/177 Nos. 5 and 7
II
2.
Early C19 front elevation on probable C18 timber framed core.
Originally two buildings, left hand roof is of tile, right hand is
taller and of slate. Two: 2 windows, moulded flush frames, double
hung sashes with glazing bars. On first floor left hand windows
have frieze and cornice, right hand windows have been given 'Jacobean'
canted oriels, lead roofed, on plinths above wood fascia board.
Modern ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4981997013
41
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/175 19.1.51 Nos. 11 to 15 (odd)
II
2.
Formerly Seven Slans P.H. C17 origin. Three storeys. Three gables,
right hand one set back with one small window and, on first floor one
three light window with cornice. Carved barge-boards, except to
middle gable. Rendered. Tile roof, lower in pitch to right. Two
windows to each storey of Nos 13 and 15, modern glass casements,
cornice. Modern shop fronts.
Listing NGR: SU4983297002
42
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET.
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/173 Nos 17 and 17A
II
2.
Including No.1 Turnagain Lane. C18. Timber framed. Rendered. Bridge
Street elevation of three storeys. Modern tile roof. Two windows,
flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars, frieze and cornice
to first floor windows. Modern ground floor shops. Turnagain Lane
elevation (No. 17a): - Steep tile roof. two storeys. Two windows,
left hand one is of three lights, flush frame, double hung sashes.
Right hand window is flush framed, with frieze and cornice. Two
modern steps to panelled door, part glass, in pilastered wood
architrave, small wood hood.
Listing NGR: SU4982297004
43
of
2228
1.
752 BRIDGE STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/167 The Old Gaol
II
2.
1805-1811 by Daniel Harris of Oxford. Coursed rubble. Dominates the
entrance to the town. Hexagonal central building with slate roof,
central ashlar shaft. Large entrance archway to Bridge Street with
two storeys above, three small windows. Three lower radiating wings
with small barred rectangular windows ashlar architraves. Slate roofs,
hipped at quoins. Band between storeys.
Listing NGR: SU4984396932
44
of
2228
SU 50 96 ABINGDON BRIDGE STREET
(South West side)
583/1/10001
Police Street
GV II
Police station. 1863, extended c1870. Stone rubble with red brick dressings and stone
string course. Slate hipped roof. PLAN: long rectangular plan with splayed right-hand
[N] end, and with 3-bay extension at left [SE] end built about 1870. EXTERIOR: 2
storeys. Symmetrical 7-bay NE front with 3-bay addition projecting on left. 16-pane
sashes with flat rubbed brick arches, brick jambs and stone cills. Central doorway
with similar brick arch and jambs and with rectangular overlight with glazing bars
and flush panelled door. Stone string course at first floor level, inscribed at
centre:- COUNTY POLICE STATION. 3 bays on left similar but with lower string course
and eaves. Splayed corner on right. At rear, sash windows on first floor with
glazing bars and smaller cell windows on ground floor with iron bars; single-storey
addition on right; extension to main range on right has brick rear wall and gabled
wing. INTERIOR: The old cells have been retained, with their WCs.
Listing NGR: SU4984596978
45
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/95 No. 2
II GV
2.
One building with Nos. 4 and 6. Late C18. brick front, probably
on an earlier core.
No.2 is part of the premises of the Bee Hive Public House (see No.46
Stert Street). Brick. Tile roof. Two storeys and attics. One
gabled dormer, casement with glazing bars, One segmental arched
window, flush framed double hung sash with glazing bars. Broken
brick band between storeys. Dentil eaves cornice. One segmental
arched window on ground floor with Bee Hive sign in frosted glass.
segmental arched door of four panels (two glass).
Nos. 2 to 8 (even) and No.46 (The Bee Hive) Stert Street form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4976097226
46
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/95 19.1.51 Nos. 4 and 6
II GV
2.
One building with No.2. Late C18 brick front, probably on an earlier
core.
No.4 and No.6 are in chequered blue and red brick. Two windows,
casements with glazing bars. No. 4 has semi-blocked smaller window.
On ground floor two segmental arched windows, boarded up. Two plain
doors, segmental head. Derelict at time of survey.
nos. 2 to 8 (even) and No. 46 (The Bee Hive) Stert Street form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975697226
47
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/96 19.1.51 No. 8
II GV
2.
Probably originally C17. Two storeys and attics. Gabled to road,
rough rendered. Tile roof. One window in gable, casement with small
cornice. Painted rubble, brick rusticated dressings to windows. One
C19 three light window, casement. On ground floor one window, sliding
sash with glazing bars, flat wood arch, red brick architrave. To right,
brick section set back, one plain segmental arched door, pentice tile
roof. Derelict at time of survey. Formerly the Pied Piper P.H.
Nos. 2 to 8 (even) and No.46 (The Bee live) Stert Street form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975297224
48
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/105 Nos. 9 to 15 (odd)
II
2.
One building late C18. Chequered brick. Tile roof. Modern tile roof
to No. 11 . Two storeys and attics. Four dormers, three are gabled
with flush framed sash window with glazing bars, one is a modern flat
topped dormer. Four windows, flush frame, segmental arch, double hung
sashes with glazing bars. Band between storeys. Rendered plinth.
Three plain doors, blocked rectangular fanlight.
No. 11 Small C19 shop front with pilasters, modern door, three light
arcaded shop window, cill under continuous fascia board.
Listing NGR: SU4974197244
49
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/104 No. 19
II
2.
Early C18 chequered brick front, but altered and partly rebuilt with
addition of two red brick gables. Each gable has one lancet headed
window, casement. Tile roof. Two storeys and attics. Three windows
to each storey to left hand section, flush frame, double hung sash with
glazing bars. Small metal blind box hood over first floor windows. On
ground floor moulded flush frames, no glazing bars. Brick plinth.
Band between ground and first floor. To right hand section, one large
window, late C19 date, three light sash in segmental arched frane with
metal blind box hood, brick cill.
Listing NGR: SU4969597229
50
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/104A Garden Wall to No. 19
II
Wall adjoining to east i brick lattice work with chanelled rusticated
gate pier, brick ball finial.
Listing NGR: SU4970997229
51
of
2228
1.
752 BROAD STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/103 19.1.51 Nos. 21 to 25 (odd)
II
2.
One building originally C17 coursed rubble but heavily restored. Two
storeys and attics. Tile roof. Three gabled dormers, modern glass.
three windows, three lights each, in modern red brick rusticated
architraves. Three 3-light transom and mullion windows on the ground
floor, brick architrave. Modern door of three panels and glass. Red
brick rusticated quoins.
Listing NGR: SU4966497226
52
of
2228
1.
752 CHECKER WALK
(off Abbey Close)
SU 4997 1/153 Nos. 5 and 7
II GV
2.
Formerly Nos. 18 and 19. One building. Early C19 front elevation.
Slate roof Three storeys. Two windows, flush frames, segmental
arches, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Modern door, segmental
arched doorway. Small wood hood on brackets. Modern step.
Modern extensions to rear.
Nos. 5 to 7 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4993797055
53
of
2228
1.
752 CHECKER WALK
(off Abbey Close)
SU 4997 1/151 No. 6
II GV
2.
Formerly No. 7. Circa 1770. Three storevs. Chequered brick, brick
bands between storeys. Rubble plinth. Parapet conceals double roof.
Two windows, segmental arches, double hung sash with glazing bars,
stone keystone. Six fielded door, flat wood hood. Lion nask knocker.
Two steps. Ground floor windows boarded.
Nos. 5 to 7 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4992297044
54
of
2228
1.
752 DRAYTON ROAD
SU 4896 4/362 The Old Cell House
II
2.
Mid C19. Small octagonal building with two rectangular projections.
Two storeys. Hipped slate roof, with subsidiary gabled roofs. Rendered
band at eaves. Plain door flat arch; wooden porch with gabled slate
roof with carved barge-boarding. Rendered plinth. Rusticated quoins to
projections. On casement window above door in rendered splayed reveal.
One central rendered chimney stack. To left one window on each storey,
caseints, that on the ground floor having wood mullions.
Listing NGR: SU4877296726
55
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4997 1/230 19.1.51 No.5
II GV
2.
Early C19. Grey/blue brick with red dressings. Three storeys. Slate
roof overhangs on paired modillions. Red brick quoins. Two windows,
flat arches in red brick, red brick rusticated sash with glazing bars.
Stucco band between ground and first floor. Rendered below band.
Rendered plinth. Four panel door to left, rectangular fanlight. One
window flat arch, double hung sash, glazing bars. To right, late C19
double shop windows with Doric pilasters, modern glazing bars, central
doorway with Doric pilasters. Scroll consoles to fascia board.
Nos. 3 to 7 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4976197021
56
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4997 1/229 19.1.51 No.7
II GV
2.
Early C19. Chequered blue/grey and red brick. Three storeys. Brick
dentil cornice. Two windows, stone lintels, double hung sashes,
glazing bars. On ground floor 2 2-light shop front windows flank modern
door. Four panel door to left, rectangular fanlight, small hood on
vestigal consoles.
Nos. 3 to 7 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975597016
57
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/222 19.1.51 Nos. 17 and 17A
II GV
2.
Late C18. Rendered. Slate roof. Three storeys. Wood eaves cornice.
Two windows, flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars. On
first floor, flush framed windows with frieze with moulded lozenge
ornament and small cornice, double hung sashes with glazing bars.
Two eight panel doors (two of glass) flanked by fluted pilasters support
a continuous band. One pilaster to right. Two flush framed windows
under band, double hung sashes.
Nos. 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4974296980
58
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/221 19.1.51 No. 19
II GV
2.
Originally C17. Rough-rendered. Tile roof. Three storeys.
Rendered plinth. Two gables to road. One three light casement in
each, modern casements under small cornice. On first floor two
renewed Jacobean windows, flush franes with cornice; five lights;
the centre two are half-length casements under rectangular window
with round-arched moulding. On ground floor, two windows in moulded
flush franes with cornice, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Two
fielded door, moulded wood architrave, under small hood.
Nos, 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4974296975
59
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/220 19.1.51 No. 21
II GV
2.
Rendered front to C18 house. Slate roof. Three storeys. Two windows,
flush frames, double hung sashes, glazing bars. On first floor, three
light casements, modern glass. On ground floor two rectangular flush
framed windows with modern glazing bars. Doorcase, plain panelled Doric
pilasters, entablature with plain keystone and pediment. Nine-fielded
door.
Nos, 17 to 35 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4974196966
60
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/219 19.1.51 No. 23
II GV
2.
C18 front. Rendered. Slate roof, one gabled dormer, casement.
Two storeys and attic. Plinth. One window, segmental arch, flush
frame, double hung sash, glazing bars. Modern metal cornice over
ground floor window and four fielded door in architrave with ovolo
carved pilasters with roundels.
Nos, 17 to 35 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4974096963
61
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/218 19.1.51 No. 25
II GV
2.
C19 front elevation, possibly to C18 core. Rendered. Wood eaves
cornice. Three storeys. Plinth. One window, wood frame; double
hung sashes with glazing bars on ground and first floor. Six
panel door in reeded architrave. Flat hood on carved brackets.
Nos, 17 to 35 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4973996959
62
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/217 19.1.51 No.27
II GV
2.
C18 origin. Two storeys, upper rough cast, lower of brick. Tile
roof, large coved eaves cornice. Three light modern sash windows,
divided by wood mullions. On ground floor one three light and one
two light window. Central door of five panels, panelled ingoes. Doric
pilasters, entablature, and pediment which breaks the moulded band
which is continuous across the front of the house. To right, plain
door witn rectagular fanlight.
Nos, 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973796953
63
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/216 19.1.51 No. 27A
II GV
2.
Originally one building with No. 29. Possibly originally C17 but
refronted in C18 in red and blue chequered brick. Two storeys and
attics. Tile roof, one gabled dormer, rendered, casements. Stone
capped parapet with modern pine cone ornament. Brick dentil cornice.
C18 gauged brick flat arch to window in wood architrave, double hung
sash with glazing bars. Brick band between storeys. Attractive doorway,
fluted pilasters with panelled base, broken pediment with central
modified plinth, acanthus and egg and dart ornament. Four fielded and
two glass panels to door.
Nos. 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973596948
64
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/363 19.1.51 No. 29
II GV
2.
One building with No. 27. Two storeys and attics. Modern tile, one
dormer, flush framed window, no glazing bars. Rendered. Plinth.
Two windows in moulded wood architraves, double hung sashes, glazing
bars. Wood band between storeys with moulded cornice. One window on
ground floor, flat arch, no glazing bars. Ovolo moulded pilasters to
doorway, small hood on carved brackets. Two modern steps.
Nos. 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973396943
65
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/215 19.1.51 Nos. 31 and 33
II GV
2.
One building. C18 house, possibly early,C19 ashlar front. Slate roof
overhangs on modillions, panelled soffit. Three storeys. Band continues
cills on first and second floors. Fire plaque. Two windows, flat arches,
double hung sash with glazing bars. Iron balconettes to first floor
windows. Five panelled doors, flat arch, two steps to door and foot
scraper. Red and yellow chimney stack. Red brick, partly tile hung to
side.
Nos. 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973396936
66
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/364 No. 35
II GV
2.
Mid C19. Pink brick. Rendered plinth. Slate roof. One brick chimney.
Two windows, stone lintels, double hung sashes, glazing bars. Wood
beam above ground floor window which has a wooden frame, double hung
sash, glazing bars. Passage archway to right, iron gates. Rendered
to side. Group value only.
Nos, 17 to 35 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972696923
67
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/214 19.1.51 Nos. 43 and 45
II GV
One building. Early C19 front. Stucco. Three storeys. Three great
Doric pilasters, one in centre, flank two windows flat arch with
keystone, double hung sash, glazing bars; band continues cills. On
first floor, two flat arched windows, the heads of which are contained
in moulded arches with keystones on impost bands. Wood cornice between
ground and first floor.
No.45 has moulded cornice on carved brackets. Two windows in moulded
flush francs on ground floor, double hung sashes with glazing bars.
Two six panel doors flanked by fluted pilasters with roundels,
rectangular fanlight. Foot scraper.
Nos. 43 to 6l (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972496907
68
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/365 Nos. 47 and 49
II GV
2.
Mid C19. Tiled roof, overhangs on paired modillion brackets. Brick
stone rusticated quoins and plinth. Two windows, no glazing bars, in
stone rusticated architraves with keystone. Round arched doorways with
keystone in rusticated stone. Six panel doors, glazed fanlight. Flat
hoods on carved brackets.
Nos. 43 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972096891
69
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/213 19.1.51 Nos. 51 to 55 (odd)
II GV
2.
Two houses. C17 origin. Tile roof, repaired. Four hipped dormers,
modern casement to No. 51. Roof oversails. Moulded wood cornice to
No. 51. Four windows, three light casements, modern wood frames to
No 51, the others have modern leaded glazing. Left hand window is
larcer. Upper storey projects and is rough-rendered. No. 53 has
modern stone ground floor, cut back, with two three light leaded
casements. Modern door.
No.51 Rough-cast ground floor. Three pilasters, two flanking the
door to the right, one to left, support wood band. Modern door.
One three-light modern casement and one two-light sliding sash window.
nos. 43 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971696879
70
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/212 19.1.51 No. 57
II* GV
2.
Dated 1732. A symmetrical composition. Two storeys and attics.
Tile roof, three gabled dormers, rendered, casements with glazing
bars in moulded flush frames. Coved rendered eaves cornice. At quoins,
brick pilasters in form of thirteen panels and plinth block. Central
door with window above are flanked by brick full height pilasters.
Five windows, segmental arch, wood frame, double hung sashes with
original glazing bars. Instead of keystone carved stone cherub masks
except to central window which has 'RRE 1732' on keystone. The eaves
cornice breaks forward at quoins and centre over the pilasters. Red
brick architraves to windows, blue brick between windows and chequered
brick beneath windows. Ground floor windows have stone keystones and
later glazing bars. Two cellar windows, stone lintel with keystone.
Plinth. Two steps to six-fielded door. Plain pilasters and scroll
brackets support open pediment. Attractive glazed fanlight.
nos. 43 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971496871
71
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/211 19.1.51 No.59
II GV
2.
Early C19 front elevation, possibly early C18 core. Tile mansard
roof, brick dentil cornice. Red and blue chequered brick. Two storeys
and attics. Two oriel bays. One is canted with brick plinth and
wood frame; three lights, double hung sashes with glazing bars,
Moulded wood cornice. The other bay has five sides, rough rendered
and one window, moulded flush frame, double hung sash with glazing
bars. Band between storeys. Centre flat arched window is blocked
on first floor. On the ground floor, double hung sash windows with
stone lintels under each bay. Six panel door, stone lintel, wood
frieze and cornice. Three light fanlight. Two steps. Rough
rendered to side.
Nos. 43 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971096864
72
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4996 1/210 19.1.51 No. 61
II GV
2.
Mid C19. Tile. Brick, modern brick to rear. Two storeys. Wood
Eaves cornice. Three windows, one blank, flat stone lintels, double
hung sashes with glazing bars. Brick band between storeys. Two
windows on ground floor. Modern door to left, small rectangular
fanlight, flat stone arch. Brick plinth.
Nos. 43 to 61 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4970996857
73
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4997 1/182 19.1.51 Nos. 2 and 4
II GV
2.
One composition. Three storeys. Hipped tile roof. Late C18 or
early C19 stucco front. Older rubble and half-timbered building behind.
Brick; capped parapet. Two windows, flush frames, glazing bars;, under
frieze and cornice, On first floor two modern canted oriels.
Attractive Mid C19 shop fronts framed by carved Corinthian pilasters,
dentil cornice above fascia. Modern glass to shop windows and doors.
Centre doorway, carved pilaster with roundels, modern door under
rectangular fanlight.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4979397019
74
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SC 4997 1/183 19,1.51 No. 6
II GV
2.
Larly C19 ashlar front on a probable C18 core. Three storeys. Moulded
cornice and parapet. One window, double hung sash with glazing bars.
One tiiree-light window, on first floor, double hung sashes with glazing
Jars. The ground floor is rusticated below a band which divides ground
and first floors. Round arched doorway with blocked fanlight. Modern
door. Large cafe window.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4978797011
75
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4997 1/421 19.1.51 No. 8
II GV
2.
Mid C15. Three storeys. Slate roof, brick. Two windows in stone.
arctitraves, cills supported on tabs. No glazing bars. Stone band
between storeys. Channelled rustication on ground floor. Five-panel
door (two are glass) under small rectangular tanlight. Five steps.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4978797011
76
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4997 1/184 19.1.51 No 10
(King's Head and
Bell Hotel)
II GV
2.
The front elevation has been remodelled. Mainly C18 with possibly
some C17 work remaining. Timber framed, with gallery to rear. Tile roof.
Main elevation Four storeys, gabled to road. Stuccoed. Three light
window in gable end above dentil cornice and frieze supported on four
two-storey Ionic pilasters. Two windows on second floor, double hung
sashes with replaced glazing bars; central cartouche with fruit, scroll
and mask ornament with the name of the hotel. One the first floor three
windows, the two outer resembling those of the second floor, the central
window being, a three light sash, all have replaced glazing bars and wood
cornices.
One window on the ground floor, a three light canted bay with original
glazing bars.
Flat arched carriage entrance to left. Fascia with name of the hotel.
Plinth.
To right, two storey section, stuccoed, with hipped roof. Plinth.
Adjoining section is of three storeys, gabled. One window each section,
double hung sash with glazing bars under frieze and cornice. Wood
bressumer on brackets above ground floor. One ground floor one three
light window, double hung sash with later glazing bars. Plinth.
Charles I held more than one council of war in the then Bell Inn.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4978397001
77
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/186 No. 18
II GV
2.
Early C19 chequered brick. Slate roof. Three storeys. Three
windows, segmental arches. Middle window blocked. Bands between
storeys. Iron sign bracket above six panel door in moulded pilasters.
Flat hood on carved consoles. One stone step.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4976396978
78
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/187 19.1.51 No. 20
(Twickenham House)
II* GV
2.
Mid C18. Good brickwork. Stone capped parapet. Two storeys, cellars
and attics. Tile roof, four hipped dormers. Two chimneys. Modillion
cornice and modillion cornice to central pediment. 1: 3: 1 windows,
flat brick arches, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Band between
storeys and above cellars at ground floor level.
Six fielded carved door with matching carved ingoes. Doorway has three-
quarter Roman Ionic columns, dentil cornice and pediment. Female mask
in frieze flanked by swags. Five stone steps.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4976096954
79
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/187A Railings to No.20
II*
2.
Railings and lamp holder above entrance.
Listing NGR: SU4975496953
80
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 187B Stables to No. 20
including cobbled yard
II* GV
2.
Contemporary with No.20. Chequered brick. Tile roof. Two storeys.
Central pediment above blocked circular linette. 3: 1: 3 windows, flat
brick arches, modern glazing. Central flat carriage arch, modern garages
to left on ground floor, three flat arched sash windows to right, with
glazing bars. Projecting section to right has two windows, one blocked,
double hung sash with glazing bars. Two doors, one with blocked fanlight
with keystone and impost bands, one with rectangular three-light fanlight.
Cobbled yard.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4977396969
81
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
Wall and gate piers
SU 4996 1/187C to Stables at No. 20
II* GV
2.
Wall in chequered brick, stone capped. Gate piers with stone ball
finials.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975696972
82
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/188 19.1.51 No. 22
II GV
2.
C18 possibly an earlier core. Three storeys. Brick, stone rusticated
quoins and plinth. Moulded stone cornice below rebuilt parapet. Stone
bands between storeys. Stone plinth. Rough rendered to side.
Two windows in moulded stone architraves, double-hung sashes with
glazing bars. One ground floor window. The brickwork and stone band
above each window on the ground and first storeys break forward slightly.
The cornice breaks forward slightly over each second storey window.
Hight fielded door under rectangular fanlight. Panelled ingoes. Moulded
stone doorway, over which the brickwork and stone band break forward
slightly.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975896944
83
of
2228
1.
752
EAST ST HELENS STREET
(South East Side)
SC 4996 1/189 19.1.51 No. 24
II GV
2.
Early C19, timber framed with two gables. Rendered with tile roof.
Two windows, moulded flush frames, flat arches with small cornice.
No glazing bars. On ground floor, below band, two rectangular windows
with glazing bars, flush frames. One modern transom and mullion window
has been made out of a blocked doorway. To right, modern door in
earlier wood moulded frame. Plinth.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975496938
84
of
2228
The entry for:-
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
Nos 26 and 26A
(Formerly listed as No 26)
SU 4996 1/190 19/1/51
II GV
Shall be replaced by:-
ABINGDON
SU4996 EAST ST HELEN STREET
583-0/1/190 (East side)
19/01/51 Nos.26 AND 26A (Even)
GV II*
House. Circa 1430 [tree-ring dates 1428-31]; altered circa late C16 or early C17 and
Late C18 or early C19. Plastered timber-framing, brick and stone. Plain tile roof.
Brick axial stacks. PLAN: Hall house with cross-wings jettied into the open hall and
jettied at front. The cross-wings project at the rear and were connected by a gallery
at first floor level behind the hall. A floor was inserted into the open hall in
circa late
C16 or early C17. The north cross-wing was rebuilt and a carriageway made through
the ground storey of the hall in about late C18 or early C19. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys.
First floorjettied; 3 bays with gables to left and right [left gable wider] with
moulded
wooden bressumer on brackets and C20 casements with leaded panes, the left flanked
by small lights. On the returns of the right-hand gable there are cusped tracery
wooden lights. At centre a gabled dormer. Ground floor has carriageway to left of
centre, 16-pane sash on left and right with shutters and small 8-pane window
immediately to right of carriageway. At the rear gallery over central carriageway
with
twelve lights of gallery window exposed with cusped tracery; south wing on left
jettied on inner north side; wing on right built of stone rubble. INTERIOR: The
wings and the hall have roofs with cambered collars and arch bracing below and
wind-braces; the two trusses of the hall were filled with wattle and daub to direct
smoke from the open hearth to the louvre above. Panelled ceiling in ground floor
room at rear of south wing; chamber above has circa mid C16 wall painting on west
and south walls consisting of red and white vertical stripes and a bold floral
design.
Stone fireplaces. SOURCE: Oxford Archaeological Unit Report, February 1995.
85
of
2228
------------------------------------
EAST ST HELEN STREET
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
Nos 26 and 26A
(Formerly listed
SU 4996 1/190 19.1.51 as No.26)
II GV
2.
One building. Late C15, timber framed with two gables. Tile roof.
Central gabled dormer, leaded casement in wood frame, flanked by two
gables each of which has one three-light mullion window with modern
leaded casements, flush framed. Two small modern windows inserted
in left hand gable.
The first floor overhangs above a wood bressumer. One ground floor,
two windows, glazing bars and modern wooden shutters. One small
modern window to right. Central carriage arch with double doors.
Contemporary stone fireplaces and mural paintings.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975496932
86
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN
STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/191 19.1.51 No. 28
II* GV
2.
Probably dates originally from the C16, but main features are early C18.
Large building of two storeys. The upper storey is rendered above a
wood string cornice. Tile roof. Seven windows moulded flush frames,
double hung sashes with glazing bars, beneath frieze and cornice.
Ground floor has been rebuilt in modern random rubble. Stone plinth.
Three windows witn cornices under the string cornice. Flat carriage
arch to right, two wood doors. Two small modern windows inserted to
right.
Doorway is similar to that of No.30 (qv). Reeded Composite pilasters
in wood. Architrave with keystone with puttimask ornament and string
cornice under semi-circular open pediment. Ten fielded door.
Two stone steps.
History. Once the lodging for the Judge of Assize. William of Orange
stayed here at Christmas on his way to London when he received the news
that Janes II had fled to France.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975296917
87
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/192 No. 30
II GV
2.
Early C18. Red and blue chequered brick. Tile root with two gables
joined by moulded cornice. Moulded eaves cornice to each gable.
Two storeys and attics. Two flat arched windows in gables, flush
frames, no glazing bars. Five windows on first floor, with red brick
flat arches and rusticated architraves. Brick band between ground
and first floor. Four windows on ground floor. Brick plinth. Good
doorcase. Light fielded door under three light rectangular fanlight.
Surround of two composite pilasters and semi-circular open pediment.
Carved string between the import blocks with central elaborately
carved keystone.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) forma group.
Listing NGR: SU4972896872
88
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/192A Garden Wall to No. 30
II GV
2.
Red brick with stone plinth, capping and corner pier. Two modern
cement gate piers to left.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973996899
89
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
No 32 and 34
SU 4996 1/193 19.1.51 (Helensbourne)
II GV
2.
One L-shaped building. Rough rendered with rendered plinth. Tile roof.
C16 or C17, timber framed. Two storeys and attics. Three gables.
Each gable has one three light flush framed mullion window under frieze
and cornice and one flush framed sash window on the first floor under
frieze and cornice. On the ground floor, No.32 has one two-light sash
window with glazing bars in a flush frame with frieze and cornice, and
a plain door. No.34 has two three-light double hung sash windows with
glazing bars in moulded flush frames under frieze and cornice.
One storey left hand addition to No. 32 is C19, rough rendered, with
plinth. Gable to road with four light mullion and transom windows in
rusticated stone architrave. Small stone ventilation opening in gable.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972896872
90
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/193A Gate piers to No. 32
II GV
2.
Two roughcast gate piers to left of No. 32 with rustication. Stone caps.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973496883
91
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/194 19.1.51 Nos. 36 and 38
II GV
2.
Timber framed C17 building. Two storeys and attics. Ground floor of
coursed rubble, upper storeys rough rendered. Tile roof. Two gables.
One small window in right hand gable. One C19 three light sash window
to No. 36 on first floor. Ground floor - No. 36 has six fielded carved
door, flat wood lintel and one later three light window now boarded up.
Rubble plinth. One C19 window to right of entrance archway. Door to
No. 38 is inset under the archway to the right, four panels in wood
architrave. To rear, steps to loading door on first floor. Wing with
two gables and tile roof projects to left.
Derelict at time of Survey.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972796856
92
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/195 19.1.51 Nos. 40 and 42
II GV
2.
One building. C18 on earlier foundation. Two storeys and attics.
Tile roof, two hipped dormers with casements.
Grey brick with red dressings on rubble base which breaks forward.
Brick dentil cornice. Four windows, red brick rusticated architraves,
stucco keystones. Band between storeys. Three windows on ground floor
and two doorways which have similar architraves and keystones. Six
panel doors under three light rectangular fanlights. One stone step.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972096845
93
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/196 19.1.51 No. 44
II GV
2.
Late C18. Red and blue chequered brick. Irregular half-hipped tile
roof, one dormer. Stone capped parapet with noulded cornice. Three
windows, flat stone arches with triple keystone, double hung sashes
with glazing bars. Two windows on the ground floor, no glazing bars.
'Imperial' fire plaque. Pedimented doorcase on brackets, wood pilasters
glazed ornamental fanlight, four panel door. Two stone steps. Stone
band at ground floor level, rendered below with one cellar window.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971996833
94
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/197 19.1.51 No. 46
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Grey brick with red dressing, rubble plinth.
Red brick eaves cornice. Tile roof, two hipped dormers with glazing
bars. Two storeys and attics.
Three windows, two three-light, one of a single light, double hung
sashes without glazing bars in red brick rusticated architraves. Band
between storeys. Two three-light windows on ground floor. Six fielded
door in red brick rusticated architrave with fanlight. Brassknocker.
Inset foot scraper. To rear windows have flat stucco arches with keystone.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971396821
95
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/198 19.1.51 No. 48
II GV
2.
Early C19. Red brick. Tile roof. Three storeys. Band at eaves.
House curves to fit a corner site. Three windows, flat arches, double
hung sashes with glazing bars, middle window blocked. Ground and
first floor windows have carved flat stone lintels with keystone.
Bands between storeys. Six panel door under rectangular fanlight, flat
stone arch with keystone. Flat hood on console brackets. Blue brick
plinth.
Nos.2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4970996810
96
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/199 19.1.51 No. 50
II GV
2.
Probably C17. Timber framed, gable end to road. Tile roof. Three
storeys. Rough rendered, wooden beans. Upper two storeys overhang.
One window each storey, casement with glazing bars in moulded wood
frame with small cornice on second storey. Double hung sash window
on first floor in moulded wood frame, glazing bars. Ground floor
window boarded up. Plain cottage door with stone step. Ground floor
and plinth rendered.
Derelict at time of Survey.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4970896805
97
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/200 19.1.51 No. 52
II GV
2.
C17 or C18. Brick, with half-timbered ground floor. Two storeys, of
which upper overhangs. Partly rough rendered with rubble plinth to
right. Tile roof, wood eaves cornice. Two windows, flat arches with
flush frames double hung sashes with glazing bars. On ground floor
two windows are boarded up. Plain door in wood architrave.
Derelich at time of Survey.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971196799
98
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
SU 4996 1/202 Nos. 58 and 60
II GV
2.
One building. Originally chequered brick, now partly renewed.
No. 60 has date 1748.
No. 58. Two storeys and attics, gable end to road. One small window
in gable. Rubble ground floor, rest of building brick. Ground floor -
one blocked window in brick rusticated architrave. Brick architrave to
flat carriage arch with loading door over. Two light ventilation
windows to left. Used for storage.
No. 60. Two storeys. Stone plinth. Tile roof. Some windows rebuilt.
Three windows, casements with leaded lights in brick architrave. On
first floor, windows have brick labels but on the ground floor only the
small window to the right has a label. Modern door in moulded brick
architrave with three brick keystones. Carved semi-circular hood.
To rear, rebuilt.
Right hand section of No. 60. Tile roof with two modern brick chimneys
on carved brackets. One storey and attics. Rubble. One canted oriel
window to the river elevation with keystone and pilaster ornament, three
lights. One four-light mullion above, moulded cornice, lead glazed
casements. Street elevation, four windows, two on the left having drip-
moulds above six light transom and mullion with stone tracery in the head.
Probably much restored. One restored three-light window under moulded
cornice. One two-light window with tracery in the head, which may be
original C15 work, to the right. Balustered gallery at first floor
level inside house, which was used as a malthouse of John Tomkins in 1748.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972596785
99
of
2228
SCHEDULE
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South East Side)
Fairlawn Wharf Buildings
to rear of Nos 44 and 46
SU 4996 1/197A
II
2.
Possibly of C17 origin. Riverside frontage of 2 storeys in chequered brick with
tile roof with 5 modern sky-lights. Irregular modern fenestration to 1st floor.
Brick band between storeys. Modern boat entries on ground floor and windows with
segmental arches. Rubble plinth. Court-yard elevation of 2 and 1 storeys. 2
wings at right angles, of C17 and later dates. Part rendered. Tile roofs.
Diagonal-set brick eaves cornice to 1 part. Mainly modern fenestration. Interior
said to contain interesting roof construction with doubled principals.
Listing NGR: SU4976696806
100
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(North West Side)
SU 4997 1/231 19.1.51 No.3
II GV
2.
Mid C19 brick front on C17 or C18 house. Two storeys and attics.
Modern tile roof, one gabled dormer, rough rendered with modern casement.
Brick dentil eaves cornice. One window, flush frame, segmental brick
arch, double hung sash, no glazing bars. One ground floor window,
shop window, rectangular wood frame, small wood cornice. Rendered
plinth. Modern door framed by panelled pilasters, long plinth blocks.
Small hood on plain brackets.
Nos. 3 to 7 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4976997024
101
of
2228
1.
752 EAST ST HELEN STREET
(South Last Side)
SU 4996 1/201 19.1.51 Nos. 54 and 56
II GV
2.
One building C17, with late C18 front elevation. Chequered brick.
Tile roof. Two storeys and attics. Two dormers. Two windows,
segmental arches, flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars.
On ground floor, two windows, boarded up. Two plain doors in wood
rectangular architarves, with segmental arched fanlight.
Derelict at time of Survey.
Nos. 2 to 60 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971396793
102
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/76 No. 1.
II GV
2.
Top storey of late C18 or early C19. Stucco front covers a hipped roof
of C17 houses. Interesting example of "transformation" process. Rendered.
Four storeys. Blocking course. Two windows, frieze and cornice, wood
frames. One window not blocked, double hung sash with glazing bars.
Market Place elevation has one window on third and second floors, with
frieze and cornice.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975997067
103
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/75 19.1.51 Nos. 1A and 3
II GV
2.
One building. Early to Mid C18. Three storeys. Rendered. Tile roof,
two gabled dormers, casement windows. Dentil eaves cornice. Three
windows, moulded wood flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing
bars. First floor windows have moulded flush frames under frieze and
cornice, glazing bars. Modern shop fronts on ground floor.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4974997066
104
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/74 19.1.51 No. 5
II GV
2.
Late C18. Brick stone dressings and stone channelled rusticated quoins.
Restored parapet. Stone cornice. Three storeys. Two windows in
moulded stone architraves, double hung sashes with glazing bars. On
first floor, windows have drip moulds. Round arched doorway in
channelled rusticated stone surround. Four panel door in moulded
wood frane with keystone and impost bands. Glazed fanlight. Ground
floor shop window to left.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4974497066
105
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/73 19.1.51 Nos. 7 and 9
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Rendered. Steep pitched tile roof. Timber-
framed with C17 rubble section to rear with steep pitched roof.
No. 7. Two storeys. Rendered. Parapet. Two windows, moulded wood
frame with frieze and cornice, double hung sashes with glazing bars.
No. 9. Parapet. Three storeys. Moulded projecting stucco cornice.
flipped slate roof. Three similar windows. Modern ground floor shop,
tiled.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.1.
752
Listing NGR: SU4972997072
106
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/72 19.1.51 No. 11
II GV
2.
Late Cl8 or early C19 stucco front on C17 or C18 timber framed house.
Brick quoins. Three storeys. Parapet and cornice. Three windows in
moulded flush frames with double hung sashes and glazing bard. On
first fioor, centre window has wood sediment, the flanking windows
have frieze and cornice hood. Modern ground floor shops.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972297066
107
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/73 19.1.51 No. 13
II GV
2.
C19 front elevation to C17 or C18 house. Three storeys. Tile root.
Gable to road, carved barge-boarding. One window with frieze and
cornice, flus frame, double flung sash with glazing bars. One C19
three light canted oriel window. lead pentice root, no glazing bars.
Modern ground floor shop fronts.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971797065
108
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/70 19.1.51 No. 15
(The Lion Public House)
II GV
2.
Partly rebuilt. A modern front on C17 timber framed house. Two
storeys. Two gables, left one with moden tiles. Roughcast, Two
windows, three light double hung sashes, wood frames. Cills supported
on carved brackets. Centre pediment, rough cut with tiled roof.
Moulded wood band between storeys. On ground floor two double windows,
modern glazing. Modern panelled doorway with gilded lion sign over door.
Passage arch to right, Doric Pilasters. Local farmers used to hire
labour in the courtyard at Michaelmas.
Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4968897090
109
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/422 No. 23
II
2.
Late Cl9. Red brick. Three storeys. Two three-light windows, wood
frames, lancet heads, ornamented upper sashes. Modillion cornice
supports stone pediment with ornamental tiling. Band between storeys.
On first floor, three light windows, modillion cornice. On ground floor,
wood moulding divides the two shop windows into lancets. Name in glass
on the frieze and on the glass panel of the door.
Listing NGR: SU4966897080
110
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/236 19.1.51 No.2
II GV
2.
Building in two sections. All rough rendered. Three storeys. C18,
timber framed. Set back section to right. Roof overhangs on paired
modillions. One window in moulded wood frame, double hung sash with
glazing bars. Square oriel on first floor, three lights, double hung
sashes with glazing bars under ogival canopy. Modern ground floor.
Left hand section is the same building as No. 9 Market Place (qv).
Parapet with moulded wood cornice. One window in moulded architrave
small cornice on vestigial brackets, double hung sash with glazing
bars. On first floor, one window, double hung sash, no glazing bars,
in moulded wood architrave, cornice on vestigial brackets. Modern
ground floor.
Nos. 2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4975297038
111
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/237 19.1.51 No. 4
II GV
2.
Timber framed house with late C18 stucco front elevation. Four
storeys. Boxed eaves cornice. Two windows on top storey with
moulded cornice. On first and second floors two three-light sash
windows with glazing bars, flush frames, frieze and cornice. Modern
ground floor shop front.
Nos. 2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4974097031
112
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/238 19.1.51 Nos. 6 and 8
II GV
2.
One building. Early C19. Red brick, stone capped parapet. Four
storeys. Four windows, gauged brick arches, double hung sashes with
glazing bars. Longer, modern, windows on ground floor to No. 8.
No. 6 has projecting modern stone front, four Doric pilasters, frieze
and cornice on brackets supporting an iron balconette to first floor
windows.
Nos. 2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973297025
113
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/239 19.1.51 No. 10
II GV
2.
C16 front elevation, possibly older core. Painted brick. Tile roof.
Three storeys and attics. Three gabled dormers, casements. Two
windows, wood surrounds, flat arches, glazing bars. String between
first and second floors. Four windows to first floor.
On ground floor two good late C18 semi-circular bay windows supporting
slender iron balconette. Bays have three lights, no glazing bars,
brick bases, ornamental frieze and modillion cornice. Doorway - Doric
pilasters, frieze with swag ornament and semi-circular pediment.
Nos. 2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972197034
114
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SC 4997 1/240 No. 12
II GV
2.
Early C19. Stucco front. Three storeys. Parapet, moulded cornice.
Two windows, flat arches, glazing bars, moulded wood frames, Modern
glazing to first floor windows, Modern ground floor.
Nos. 2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971397035
115
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/241 19.1.51 No. 14
II GV
2.
Probably early C17 origin. Late C18 or early C19 rendered front
elevation. Moulded cornice and parapet. Three storeys. One dormer.
One three-light sash window on second floor, glazing bars. One canted
wooden oriel on first floor, double hung sash with glazing bars. Modern
ground floor.
Nos. 2 to 1 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4970197036
116
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/242 19.1.51 No. 16
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Three storeys. Grey brick with red brick
dressings. Stucco band between storeys. Parapet, moulded stucco
cornice. Two windows, flat arches, architrave rusticated in red
brick. Red brick rustication to quoins. Modern ground floor shop
window and door.
Nos. 2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4970197036
117
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/243 19.1.51 No. 18
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Red brick. Hipped slate roof on paired
modillions. Three storeys. Two windows, flat arches, double hung
sashes. Bands between storeys. Ground floor nodern bowed windows
with glazing bars flank glazed double door. Same building as
Nos. 2 and 4 West St Helens Street.
Nos.2 to 18 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4969197037
118
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/270 No. 20
II GV
2.
Early C19. Brick, stucco cornice and stone capped parapet.
Three storeys. Three windows, flat arches, gauged brick arches,
glazing bars. Stucco band between first and second floor. Stucco
band continues first floor cills. Ground floor modern shop window.
Round arched doorway to right, glazed fanlight, six panel door.
Nos. 20, 24 to 28 (even) and The Grapes inn form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4967197044
119
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/271 No. 24
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19 front elevation, core probably timber framed.
Three storeys. Stucco. Slate roof on paired modillions. Three
storeys. Two windows double hung sashes, moulded flush frames,
giazing bars. First floor windows have frieze, with lozenge and
circle orniment and cornice. The building is coved above the modern
ground floor shop front fascia board.
Nos. 20, 24 to 28 (even) and The Grapes Inn form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4964897047
120
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/272 No. 26
II GV
2.
Early Cl9, brick, flood eaves cornice. Two windows, flat arches in
gauged brick, glazing bars. Modern ground floor shop.
No. 20, 24 to 28 (even) and The Grapes Inn form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4964897047
121
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
00200003
SU 4997 1/2/3 19.1.51 No. 28
II GV
2.
Part of tile premises of The Grapes Inn. Probably originally C17
boxed out in C18. Gable end to road. Rough rendered, timber framed.
Two windows, flush frames, double hung sash with glazing bars, frieze
and cornice. On ground floor double hung sash window flanked by
pilasters and panelled door under fascia.
Nos. 20, 24 to 28 (even) and The Grapes Inn form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4963797050
122
of
2228
1.
752 HIGH STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/366 The Grapes Inn
II GV
2.
Rough rendered. Apparently mid C19 but nay conceal earlier core.
Gable to road. Three storeys. Moulded wood eaves cornice and
blocking course. One window on second floor, no glazing bars,
frieze and cornice. Three windows on first tloor, all with frieze
and cornice, central window is of two lights. Ground floor has
fascia board, two-three light windows. Double three panel door.
Nos. 20, 24 to 28 (even) and The Grapes Inn form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4963797050
123
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/223 Nos. 4 and 4A.
SU 4997 1/223
II GV
2.
C17 or early C18, altered. Timber framed with slightly jettied first
floor. Two storeys and basement. Three windows. Ground floor
rebuilt in brick on stone plinth. Coursed rubble party wall at east
end of No. 4. First floor is rough rendered. Modern corrugated iron
roof over original timber. First floor windows with transom and
mullion and C19 casement lights. No. 4 has modern ground floor window.
No. 4A. Early to mid-C19 three light sash window with original glazing
bars. Squareheaded doorways with fanlight.
Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4973796997
124
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/224 No 6
SU 4997 1/224
II GV
2.
Late C18 front elevation on timber framed double fronted building.
Three storeys. Three windows. Slated roof. Cement front with
plain ground floor cill band. Projecting dentilled eaves cornice.
Flush sash windows with exposed architraved boxing and original
glazing bars. First floor windows (two or three lights each) with
dentil cornices. Wooden shop front, left of doorway with dentil
cornice and modern windows, right of doorway, mid C19 with pilasters
carrying console-bracketed cornice and shop window of three lights
with blocked heads. Wooden doorcase with pilasters carrying bracketed
open pediment and arched patterned radial fanlight. Square headed
carriage side entrance.
Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4972297003
125
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/255 Nos. 8 and 10
SU 4997 1/255
II GV
2.
One building. Early C19 refronting of earlier house. Two storeys
and gabied dormers. Three windows. Plain tile roof. Red brick,
block headers. Wooden box gutter carried on projecting corbelled
brick eaves cornice. Cement plinth. Flush sash windows with exposed
architraved boxing and original glazing bars. Ground floor windows
boarded up. Ground floor openings, including doorways, under wide
segmental brick relieving arch. Square headed, recessed architraved
doorways with plain panel over and panelled doors.
Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4971697002
126
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/226 Nos. 12, 14 and 14A
SU 4997 1/226
II GV
2.
Early to mid C19, altered. Three storeys. Three windows. Low
pitched slate roof. Painted brick. Square headed flush sash
windows with architraved exposed boxing, ground and first floor
with segmental brick arches and original glazing bars. Canopied
segmental brick arches to recessed doorways with fanlight. No. 14
with modern shop front.
Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4970697002
127
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/227 Nos. 16 and 18
SU 4997 1/227
II GV
2.
Early C19, possibly refronting of older house. Three storeys and
basement. Two windows. Plain tile roof. Red brick, block headers.
Projecting corbelled brick eaves cornice. Brick bands between floors.
Gauged segmental brick arches to slightly recessed sash windows with
architraved exposed boxing and original glazing bars. Ground and
first floor windows boarded up. Segmental arched slightly recessed
doorways with bracketed wooden pedimented hoods anad panelled doors.
Two gables to side.
Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4969597002
128
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/228 Nos. 20 and 20A
II GV
2.
Late C18, or early C19. Timber framed building. Three storeys. Two
windows. Plain tile roof. Stucco. Square headed flush sash windows
with architraved exposed boxing. Early to Mid C19 wooden shop front
with pilasters carrying bracketed cornice. Shop windows of three
lights with arched heads.
Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4968697005
129
of
2228
1.
752 LOMBARD STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/368 Barley Mow Public House
II GV
2.
Including No. 6, West St Helen's Street. Early C19. Tile roof.
Red brick. Three storeys. Four windows, flat stone arches with
keystone. Land between storeys. Single and double public house
windows with some frosted glass.
West St Helen's Street elevation, is similar. One window to each storey,
stone lintel with keystone. Brick band between storeys. Four panel door.
Nos. 2 and 4 West St Helen's Street and Barley Mow P.H, form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4969996909
130
of
2228
1.
752 MARCHAM ROAD
At
Oak Mill House
SU 4996 4/368
II
2.C18. Chequered brick. Hipped slate roof, overhangs on widely spaced
modillions. Two square brick chimneys, original pots, One dormer
to road. Three windows one each of three sides. Two storeys.
Eastern elevation - three windows, double hung sashes with glazing
bars. Narrow cills. Band at first floor cills. Pedimented hood
at doorway, on modern brick columns, wood panelled pilasters to
door architrave. Small stone plinth.
Listing NGR: SU4859396994
131
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/423 No. 5
II GV
2.
Possibly Originally C18, benind a C19 front elevation. stuccoed.
T;tree storeys. Parapet and modillion cornice conceals the root.
Two flush framed flat arched windows, double hung sashes with glazing
bars. Two late C19 canted oriels on first floor, no glazing bars,
moulded dentil cornice. Late C19 shop front; two windows, modern
door. One six fielded door with rectangular fanlight to right.
Fascia board on consoles.
Nos. 5 to 9 (consec) with the County Hall form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4979897020
132
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
No. 6
SU 4997 1/232 (Punch Bowl Public House)
II GV
2.
Early C17, timber tramed brick building, ground floor and plinth
rendered. Tile roof. Three storeys. Two barge-boarding gables.
One window in each gable with brick and above. Two windows on
first floor, flat arches, flush frames, no glazing bars. brick
label above. Brick band continues first floor cills. Brick
rusticated quoins. Ground floor, two C19 three light windows,
frosted glass, flanked by Doric pilasters supporting fascia and
dentil cornice. Altered to rear. Panelled interior.
Nos. 5 to 9 (consec) with the County Hall form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4977297030
133
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/333 No. 7
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19 on C17 core. Painted variegated brick. Modern
ground floor shop built out. Half hipped gabled tile root. Windows
have modern glass casements under flat brick arches. Modern shop front.
Nos. 5 to 9 (consec) with the County Hall form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4979497032
134
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/234 No.8
II GV
2.
C17 with C18 stucco timber framed front elevation. Tile roof. One
gable, one window in gable, flat arch casement with glazing bars.
Band continues cill and joins moulded eaves cornice. One window
each storey, flush framed with frieze and cornice, double hung sash
with glazing bars. Modern ground floor shop front built out.
Nos. 5 to 9 (consec) with the County Hall form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4976197034
135
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/235 No . 9
II GV
2.
Probably originally part of No. 8 (qv.) and then built out in late C18.
See also No. 2 High Street. Three storeys and attics. Rendered half
hipped tile roof. Parapet. Gable end to road with one window, flush
framed with frieze and cornice, double hung sash with glazing bars.
Two and three light windows, wood mullions, with frieze and cornice.
Modern ground floor shop front.
Nos. 5 to 9 (consec) with the County hall form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4976097041
136
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
No. 14
SU 4997 1/80 19.1.51 (The Queen's Hotel)
II GV
2.
Ancient origins of which nothing remains. C18 front elevation has
been extensively altered.
Left hand section. Three storeys and attic. Painted brick. Slate roof,
half hipped to left, one dormer with casement, no glazing bars.
Rendered parapet. Second floor-two windows, no glazing bars, in
moulded flush frames, flat arches. On first and ground floor, modern
canted bay.
Right hand section. Early C18. Three storeys and attics. Slate
roof with one dormer, casement, no glazing bars. Modern parapet.
Dentil cornice. Painted brick. Three windows, flush frames, double
lint sashes with glazing bars, gauged brick arches. Brick rusticated
quoins. Modern ground floor windows and double door.
Previously 'The Antelope Inn', mentioned in Pepy's Diary under June 9
1688 before this known as New Inn, a guest house for visitors to the
Abbey .
Nos. 14 to 21 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4977497118
137
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/81 19.1.51 No. 15
II gv
2.
Probably originally C17 lath and plaster on rubble base with overhang
on first floor. Front altered in CIC by 'boxing out" plus parapet.
Three storeys and attic. Tile roof, one hipped dormer to Market Place.
Overhangs on boxed cornice. Rendered. Two windows, moulded flush
frame with frieze and cornice, double flung sashes, glazing bars.
Modern ground floor with new glazing bars.
Nos. 14 to 21 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4978697120
138
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
Su 4997 1/82 No.16
ii gv
2.
C18, timber framed. L-shaped corner premises. Three storeys. Rough
rendered. Slate roof with iron eaves brackets. Three windows, two:
one, wooden flush frames with frieze and cornice, double hung sash
with glazing bars. Modern ground floor shop.
Nos. 14 to 21 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4979197121
139
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/79 Nos. 17 and 18
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19 Market Place elevation, C17 timber framed back
on Stert Street. Tile roof, rendered parapet. Two storeys. Two
three-light windows, flush frames wood mullions, frieze and cornice,
glazing bars. First floor overhangs on brackets. Rear of premises in
Stert Street.
Nos. 14 to 21 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4980497104
140
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4937 1/78 No. 19
II GV
2.
Formerly the 0ld Globe Inn. Late C18 or early C19 stucco, timber
framed core. Three storeys. Slate roof, central brick chimney.
Two windows, flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars, on
first floor with, frieze and cornice. Modern ground floor shop front.
C17 or C18 overhang at back on stert street.
Nos. l4 to 21 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4980897094
141
of
2228
1.
752 MARKET PLACE
SU 4997 1/77 Nos. 20 and 21
II GV
2.
One building C18 timber framed core, later stucco front elevation.
Rough rendered to side. Tile roof, parapet, heavy moulded cornice.
Dentil cornice and moulded frieze supported on four Doric pilasters.
Two windows in wood architrave, modern casements to top storey, with
frieze and cornice on first floor. Modern ground floor shops.
Rear of premises on Stert Street.
Nos. 14 to 21 (consec) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4981197090
142
of
2228
SU 4997 ABINGDON MARKET PLACE
583/1/180 County Hall
(Market House)
19.01.1951
GV I
1678-1683. Ashlar. By Christopher Kempster, one of Wren's masons.
Woodwork by Avery Hobbs. Two storeys, cellars and attics, with a
square staircase tower on the south side. Four bays by two, faced
with fine ashlar, Burford stone to impost level of ground floor,
mostly Headington stone above. The Hall stands on a stylobate of
three steps. Open arcaded Market Hall on ground floor, Sessions Hall
on the first floor lighted by arched window in each bay. Giant
pilasters of two storeys support entablature and wooden eaves cornice
of lead roof. Roof has pedimented dormer window above each bay and a
baluwtraded flat frond which rises a cupola with a weathervane. The
grand order, the pilasters of the ground floor arcade, and the tower
square a plinths with a simple cavetto. The order has pedestals,
moulded bases, pilasters without entasis or fluting, and composite
capitals. Its entablature has a plain frieze and carries the
modillions of the wooden eaves cornice of roof, renewed in 1896.
The proportion of this order differ very slightly from the first design,
since the decayed stone was cut away in the restoration work before
1852.
Each bay of tile grand order embraces one arch of the Market Hall arcade.
The Keystones of the round arches bear sculptured masks with symbolical
headdressed. In their present form these date from 1853. The arcades
spring from plain pilasters with moulded imposts. Round headed windows
on first floor, moulded architraves, scrolled keystone with acanthus.
box stone used in the 1853 restoration. Also repaired in 1952. The
County Hall was tile scene of many great election struggles. A.M.
Drawings in Details 1, 69-71 and Architectural Review XIII (1903),
16 and VCH: Berks IV, 433.
The County Hall with Nos. 5 to 9 (consec) Market Place form a group
Listing NGR: SU4978997051
143
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT LANE
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/324 19.1.51 Northcourt House School
SU 5198 3/324
II
2.
Square in plan, extension to the north-west. Dated 1805 with initials
K.H.A Built by Henry Knapp (died 1825) and Anne his wife (Monument
in St Helen's Church, Abingdon). Three storeys in chequered brick,
rubble cellars. Welsh slate hipped roof behind a small parapet over a
stone moulded modillioned cornice. Entrance on the East, square stone
porch with quatrefoil panelled balustrade, brick finials. Long
segmental arched window through first and second floors flanked on each
storey by two windows with glazing bars on the right and by two blocked
windows to the left. All with red brick arches, double hung sashes with
glazing bars.
To the south, the windows have blind boxes, except on the ground floor.
Interior:- Contemporary staircase and fireplaces.
Listing NGR: SU5003498266
144
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/325A Wall to No. 49
SU 5198 3/325A
II
2.
Rubble wall, capped with brick.
Listing NGR: SU5006398351
145
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/327 Nos. 14 and 16
SU 5198 3/327
II GV
2.
One building. Possibly of C17 origin. Central brick chimney stack.
Two storeys, upper rendered, lower of brick, painted. Front and
back elevations rebuilt. Modern fenestration. First floor windows
are two light metal casements with glazing bars, under small wood
hoods. Ground floor windows are two light metal casements. Plain
door, flat arch. Painted plinth.
Nos. 14 to 20 (even) and the premises occupied by the Spread Eagle
Public House form a group
Listing NGR: SU5007898342
146
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/326 No. 18
SU 5198 3/326
II GV
2.
Formerly No. 12. Possibly C17 origin. Tile roof, central brick
chimney stack. Two storeys, upper is rendered, lower is rubble,
painted. Four windows, flat arches, flush modern casements, two
of two lights flanked by single light casements, all with small
wood hoods.
Ground floor, ashlar rusticated quoins. Two modern two-light metal
casements with glazing bars under frieze and small hood flanked
by two tiny windows. Low central flat arched doorway, modern door.
Painted plinth.
Nos. 14 to 20 (even) and the premises occupied by the Spread Eagle
Public house form a group
Listing NGR: SU5006798339
147
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/415 No. 20 and left hand
SU 5198 3/415 section of the
Spread Eagle Public House
II GV
2.
Late C18 front elevation on possible earlier core. Tile roof.
Chequered brick. Two storeys. Refenestrated. One three-light casement
in wood frame. Segmental arched window on ground floor. Segmental
doorway, four panel door. Brick band between storeys. Renewed central
chimney. The Spread Eagle left hand section has one two-light and one
three-light window, casements. One flat arched modern door on ground
floor, two flat arched modern windows.
To rear, modern pentice additions and two tall brick chimneys.
Nos. 14 to 20 (even) and the premises occupied by the Spread Eagle
Public house form a group.
Listing NGR: SU5005098333
148
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/416 Main premises of the
SU 5198 3/416 Spread Eagle Public House
II GV
2.
In two buildings. Also painted. Painted plinth. Two storeys.
section to left, set back, has one three-light casement in a wood
frame. Two modern windows on ground floor. Section to right has
one C18 sash window, on first floor, two modern windows on ground
floor. Band between storeys. 'Modern door, flat arch, under C19
carved hood. Rubble to rear.
Nos, 14 to 20 (even) and the premises occupied by the Spread Eagle
Public House form a group.
Listing NGR: SU5005098333
149
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/330 Northcourt Farmhouse
SU 5198 3/330 19.1.51
II
2.
L.-shaped, Originally C17. Two storeys of rubble with modern rough
rendered West front to tile road, Modern red tile root. Large central
brick stack. On the south gable end is a projecting stone stack with
a brick shaft. Modern three light windows in concrete architrave.
Brick dentil cornice. Six panel door in concrete architrave under
modern pedimented tiled hood. Two buttresses to ground floor.
To rear, an ancient gable remains. Right hand section is rough rendered
with modern pedimented doorway. Middle section is of chequered brick
and left nand section of rubble with brick chimney.
Listing NGR: SU5009398325
150
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/329 19.1.51 Christ Church
SU 5198 3/329 (Formerly listed
as Tithe Barn)
II
2.
Mediaeval in origin, built by Abingdon Abbey, circa 1270. Rubble
walls, with ashlar quoins and deep interior splays to windows. The
west exterior wall is buttressed and to the north end is an ashlar
stone gabled porch with a stone chamfered segmental headed doorway,
stone coping, angle buttresses and remains of an ancient stone slate
roof. Tiled roof, mostly renewed, supported on six bays of an arch-
brace tie bean roof, probably of C16 origin. Much altered when barn
was converted for use as a church in 1961, and modern extensions
added on the east.
Listing NGR: SU5016298360
151
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/328 19.1.51 Former balm at
SU 5198 3/328 Northcourt Farmhouse
(Formerly listed as
Barn 30 yds. N.N.W.)
II
2.
Rear to road. Ancient origin, much repaired and altered. Left hand
section has low slate roof, wall of rubble, repaired in wood, and
corrugated iron, with modern brick to left with two C19 sash windows
and door. Gabled barge-boarded porch. Right hand section has tile
roof, rubble, barge-boarded with double wood doors. Wall repaired
in brick. Two splayed arrow windows. Arch braced tie beam roof,
probably of C16 origin, of four bays.
Listing NGR: SU5015398336
152
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT WALK
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/323 19.1.51 Joy Mount House
SU 5198 3/323
II
2.
Probably originally C17. Two storeys, rough rendered brick. At
back the ancient rough rendered timber framed gable remains, together
with some ancient window frames with leaded lights. Front elevation
has hipped tiled roof with three gabled attic dormers.
Brick porch, slate roof, to the right. Three casement windows on
first floor. On ground floor, one flat arched C19 window in moulded
architrave, one flush frame sash window with glazing bars and one
three-light C19 window. Later extension to the east.
Listing NGR: SU5016398180
153
of
2228
1.
752 NORTHCOURT ROAD
NORTHCOURT
SU 5098 3/325 No. 49
SU 5198 3/325 (The Old House)
II
2.
C17 or early C18 origin; early C19 additions to the west. Gable
to road. Two storeys. Left hand section of rubble, brick plinth,
brick dentil cornice. Tile roof. Three windows in brick rusticated
architraves witn apron cills, segmental arches, modern leaded
casements. To right small flat roofed canted bay with C19 glazing.
Brick band between storeys.
Taller two storey section to the right. Tile root. Brick.
One window, flat arch, double hung sash with glazing bars.
The older part of the house has been built up in the early C19
with flat arched fenestration in brick architraves, double hung sash
with glazing bars. Further additions to the north.
Listing NGR: SU5009498325
154
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/32 19.1.51 Nos. 1 and 3
II GV
2.
Late C18. Slate roof. Red and blue chequered brick. Two storeys.
Stone plinth. Three windows, flat arches, double hung sashes with
glazing bars under gauged brick arches. Doric porch on stone blocks.
Stone architrave to windows to right on ground floor. Extension to rear.
Nos, I to 11 (odd) form a group with No. 2 and the Congregational
Chapel, Tile Square).
Listing NGR: SU4957997083
155
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/31 19.1.51 No. 5
II GV
2.
Originally C17 with C18 roughcast front elevation with 'Gothic' tracery
to round floor windows.
Tile roof. Two storeys and attics. One gabled dormer. Remains of
C17 chimney stacks, diagonal Set. One window with glazing bars under
small cornice.
Nos. 1 to 11 (odd) form a group with No. 2 and the Congregational
Chapel, The Square.
Listing NGR: SU4957297076
156
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/30 19.1.51 No. 7
II GV
2.
Early C18. Brick. Hipped tile roof, stone capped parapet. Cornice
band. Two double, one single window, double hung sashes with glazing
bars. Band between storeys. Stone pedimented doorway, six panel doors.
Nos. 1 to 11 (odd) form a group with No. 2 and the Congregational
Chapel, the Square.
Listing NGR: SU4956397083
157
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/28 No. 11
II GV
2.
Including former No. 9. Late C18. Three storeys. Tile roof.
Rough rendered over timber frame, brick to aide. Two windows under
eaves, glazing bars. On first floor, three light sash windows under
small wood cornice.
Nos. I to 11 (odd) form a group with No. 2 and the Congregational
Chapel, The Square.
Listing NGR: SU4955697081
158
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/22 Former British School
II
2.
Dated 1825. Grey brick with red brick dressings. Good proportions.
Listing NGR: SU4947397072
159
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/21 Baptist Chapel
II
2.
1841, being the third building on the site since it was acquired in
1652. Lies back from road. Two storeys. Brick to side stucco fronted,
pedimented. Four columns. Two pilasters. Three windows, stone
architrave, moulded cornice, glazing bars. Moulded band continues
cills and links pilasters. Three doorways, moulded round arch, glass
fanlight, on moulded impost bands which continue, to link the pilasters.
Double doors of three panels each. Stone plinth blocks. Interior
altered 1882.
Listing NGR: SU4944497101
160
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/20 No. 35
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19 front elevation probably on 1652 core. Three
gables to rear, rough rendered on timber frame. East gable is tile
hung. Stone ground floor.
Front elevation - Three storeys. Brick dentil eaves cornice. Tile
roof. Three windows, gauged brick flat arches, double hung sashes
with glazing bars. Middle window blocked. Round arched doorway,
'Gothic' glazing fanlight, four panel door. Two steps, railings to side.
Nos. 35 to 41 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4944597056
161
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/19 No. 37
II GV
2.
Formerly the Cock and Tree P.H. C18, altered front. Two storeys.
Tile roof curved out on brackets. Red and blue brick. Brick band
above first floor breaks over late C19 Jacobean oriels. One central
window, no glazing bars, in wood flush frame, gauged brick arch. On
ground floor, C19 transom and mullion, stained glass. Stone plinth.
Doorcase reeded pilasters, dentil cornice.
Nos. 35 to 41 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4943797057
162
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/18 Nos. 39 and 41
II GV
2.
Probably a C17 core. One building. Brick and timber framing with
early C19 brick front elevation. Two storeys and attics. Tile roof.
Three gabled dormers, rough rendered, casements. Three windows, gauged
brick arches, two are double hung sashes with glazing bars, modern
glass to No. 39 on both floors. Round arched doorways, blocked fanlights.
Central round arched carriage entrance. One small central chimney.
Nos. 35 to 41 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4942797056
163
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/17 No. 59
II
2.
Early C19. Hipped slate roof overhangs on brackets. Two storeys.
Three windows, two with flat gauged brick arches, glazing bars. Centre
window round arched, glazing bars. Stone band between storeys.
On ground floor two windows and central doorway in arched recess.
Round arched fanlight, glazing bars, later door. Six stone steps.
Two storey extension to right. Two windows, stone flat arches,
glazing bars. Three windows on ground floor, stone flat arch.
Listing NGR: SU4936597044
164
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/16 No. 75
II GV
2.
C17 timber framed gable to rear. Modern brick and tile hung front
elevation. Gabled to road. Rendered to side, extension rendered.
Front elevation, two storeys, tile hung. One window, double hung
sash, glazing bars, slightly segmental wood lintel. Brick ground
floor, one window without glazing bars, door with small wood hood
on carved brackets. Two storey extension to side. Gabled, one
three light window on first floor, modern casement. Ground floor,
one sliding sash window, glazing bars. Segmental headed doorway,
modern porch.
Nos. 75 to 81 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4933497021
165
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/15 NO . 77
II GV
2.
Early C18. Slate roof. Fake brick first floor on stucco base.
Two storeys. Two windows, moulded frame, no glazing bars, small
cornice. First floor overhangs slightly. Plinth. One C19 shop
window, modern glass. One flat arched window, no glazing bars.
Strutters. Six panel door. Stone stack to rear with brick shaft.
Nos. 75 to 81 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4933197017
166
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/14 No. 79
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Red brick. Partly rubble and rough cast to rear,
possibly C18 work. Hipped slate root. Two storeys. Three windows,
centre blocked, no glazing bars, gauged brick arches, moulded flush frames.
Ground floor windows altered, gauged brick arches, moulded frames,
glazing bars, cemented panels flank windows. Reeded doorcase, blocked
rectangular fanlight, small hood on brackets. Modern door. Plinth.
Nos. 755 to 81 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4932297014
167
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/13 No. 81
II GV
2.
Early C19. Hipped tile roof, gable end to road. Two storeys. Red
brick, tile hung to rear. Two windows under wood eaves cornice, no
glazing bars. Wood band between storeys. Ground floor, one segmental
arched window, later glazing bars. Modern door with three light
fanlight under heavy lintel.
Nos. 75 to 81 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4931697014
168
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/12 19.1.51 Tomkin's Almshouses
II* GV
2.
Founded 1733. A unified composition, consisting of eight dwellings in
two parallel ranges, end gables to the road, linked by a gateway and
pedimented tower. Tiled roofs. Two storeys.
To Ock Street, two 'Dutch' gable ends with stone coping and two ball
finials. Blue brick, red brick rusticated dressings to windows and
painted pilastered quoins. One window each storey. To first floor,
flat arched two light casement, band continues cills. To ground
floor, segmental arched windows with keystone, four light casement,
above recessed panel. Brick gate piers, stone coping and ball finials,
double doors. Two stone srteps.
Tile Almshouses face the courtyard. Blue brick with red brick rusticated
dressings two windows. Dentil and red brick cornice. Segmental arched
windows with labels. Leaded casements. Blue brick recessed aprons to
windows.
Segmental arched doorways, stone architrave with keystone. Central
archway, stone architrave with keystone, has a brick castellated parapet
above. Taller, gabled gateway block has central archway with stone
keystone and impost bands below a panel with inscription and circular
lunette, blocked, with stone architrave, flanked by brick panels with
stone ball finials and surmounted by a small pediment, plain linking
walls.
Weather vane dated "1733 BT". Two tall chimney stacks.
Conduit Road elevation. Red and blue brick on rubble base. Dentil
cornice. Two single light windows flank Ely's Conduit (qv), leaded
casements, segmental brick architraves.
Nos. 23 and Tomkin's Almshouses form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4928397016
169
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
Ely's Conduit
SU 4997 1/12A 19.1.51 (Also known as Carswell)
II
2.
Pedimented semildomed brick niche. "Mr R Ely 1719". For full notes
and illustrations see "Berkshire Archaelogical Journal" XLV (1941),
37-44. In 1949 reset in east side exterior wall of Tomkin's Almshouses.
Listing NGR: SU4929597017
170
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/11 No. 83
(Crown Public House)
II GV
2.
C18. Brick front on rubble. Tile roof, gabled dormers, casement.
Two storeys and attics. Wood eaves cornice. Two C19 two light
windows, flush frames, later glazing, central blocked window.
Broken brick band between storeys. Two two light windows on
ground floor, slightly segmental arches, flush frame, rudimentary
brick keystone. Plain door in moulded wood frame. Carved flat wood
hood on brackets. Rendered plinth. Later extension to rear.
Nos. 83 and Tomkin's Almshouses form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4927897006
171
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4996 1/10 Nos. 91 and 93
SU 4997 1/10 19.1.51 (Mr Warricks Arms
Hotel)
II
2.
One building. C17 or C18. Timber framed and gabled to rear with
some later brick extensions. Two storeys and attics. Front elevation,
tiled mansard roof, three gabled dormers, leaded casements. Whitewashed
rubble, rendered to side. Brick dentil eaves cornice. Three windows on
first floor, casements. Four windows on ground floor, segmental arches.
Central flat arched carriage entrance. Exposed beams in some rooms.
Interesting Inn sign.
Listing NGR: SU4926297004
172
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4996 1/5 No. 121
II GV
2.
C17 or early C18, Tile roof. Stucco. Three storeys. One window,
flat arch, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor - one
window with wood cornice and pilasters. Modern door in reeded
architrave, plain paterae and small hood.
Nos, 121 to 129 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4912596988
173
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4996 1/4 No. 123
II GV
2.
C18 or early C19. Three storeys. Tile roof. Stucco. One window on
second floor, small casement. One window in wood architrave on first
floor, small wood cornice, double hung sash with glazing bars. Brick
ground floor modern door and window.
Nos. 121 to 129 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4912396982
174
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4996 1/3 19.1.51 Nos. 125 to 129 (odd)
(formerly listed as
Nos. 125 and 127)
II GV
2.
One building. C17 or early C18. Stuccoed. Tile roof. Three storeys.
Three gables. Second floor windows, flat arches, casements, centre
window with cornice. C18 first floor windows, wood architrave, cornice,
glazing bars. Modern shop windows on ground floor.
No. 127 has one gable, windows cement rendered, storage on ground floor
with modern shop window.
No. 129 has been re-roofed. On ground floor two three-light C19 casements.
Ground floor tiled, modern shop window.
Nos, 121 to 129 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4911696986
175
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4996 1/2 No. 143
II
2.
Formerly Happy Dick Public House. C17 origin, remodelled. Two storeys
and attics. Timber framed on rubble base. Upper storey rough rendered.
Ground floor rendered, rendered plinth. One gabled dormer, double hung
sash window. Two windows, one in overhanging gable to right, three light
metal casement under moulded wood lintel. To left, wood band with cornice
between storeys. Two three-light casement windows on ground floor. Gabled
overhang to right supported on carved pilasters and brackets. Doorway -
Ionic pilasters, carved in Jacobean style, flat wood hood on brackets.
Plain door.
Rubble to side. Brick addition to rear.
Listing NGR: SU4906896981
176
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4896 1/1 No. 189
(White Horse Public House)
II GV
2.
C18 central core, remodelled and with later additions in C19. Two storevs
and attics. Tile mansard, one dormer. Two chimneys. Rubble, red brick
dressings. Two windows, double hung sashes in flush frames, flat arches,
red brick rustication. Red brick quoins. Band between ground and first
floor. One storey extension to right, hipped roof, two windows. Red brick
rusticated architrave, modern door. C19 hood on brackets. Left hand
section - one window, similar dressings to architrave and to quoin.
half hipped tile roof.
White Horse Public house and outbuilding form a group
Listing NGR: SU4886696985
177
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4896 1/1A Outbuilding to the
White Horse Public House
II GV
2.
Two storey outbuilding, tile roof, one window, red rusticated architrave.
Small root cote.
White Horse Public House and outbuilding form a group
Listing NGR: SU4887096966
178
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/378 Nos 2 and 4
II GV
2.
One building C18. Three storeys. Slate roof.
No. 2 - Brick. Two windows in moulded wood flush frame, double hung
sash with glazing bars. Windows on first floor have frieze and cornice.
Modern ground floor windows.
No. 4 - Same building. Painted brick. On first floor, early C19
canted bay, wood frame with four recessed panels in base. One window
on second floor, carved stone label. Rendered to side.
Nos 2 to 8 (even) and 12 to 16 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4959797049
179
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/274 19.1.51 No. 6
II
GV
2.
C18. Stucco on timber frame. Three storeys. Tile roof. Three windows,
double hung sashes with glazing bars. Windows on first floor have frieze
and cornice. Ground floor - plain pilasters and entablature. Modern
glass except for left hand window which has glazing bars and double hung
sashes.
Nos 2 to 8 (even) and 12 to 16 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4958997035
180
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/275 19.1.51 No. 8
II GV
2.
C18. Chequered brick. Tile roof, two gabled dormers, casements. Coved
wood eaves cornice. Four windows, brick flat arches, stucco keystone,
moulded flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor -
four plain pilasters support entablature, modern glazing bars. Modern
bank shop front.
Nos 2 to 8 (even) and 12 to 16 (even) form group
Listing NGR: SU4957697051
181
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/280 19.1.51 No. 12
II GV
2.
C17 origin, timber framed, rough rendered. Two storeys and attics.
Two gables to street. Tile roof. To left, one window, double hung sash
in wood architrave with frieze and cornice. To right, one casement
window in gable, wood frame. One sash window, similar frame with frieze
and cornice. Small modern window to right. Modern bow windows on ground
floor to right, glazing bars.
Nos 2 to 8 (even) and 12 to 16 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4956097047
182
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/280 19.1.51 No. 14
II GV
2.
C18. Stucco. Timber framed. Tile roof, one brick chimney. Wood
eaves cornice. Three storeys. Two windows, flush frames, flat arches,
double hung sash with glazing bars. First floor windows have small
frieze and cornice. First and second floors rough rendered. Ground
floor rendered below cornice. Two small shop windows. Stone plinth.
Plastered doorway with paterae, frieze with small cornice and triglyph.
Nos 2 to 8 (even) and 12 to 16 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4955397046
183
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/282 Nos. 22 and 24
II GV
2.
Nos. 22 to 26 including the central block, were originally the stables
to the Clock House (Nos 26A and 28), on three sides of a courtyard.
Chequered brick.
No. 22 - street elevation. Late C19 glazed oriel with carved stone base.
Building breaks forward to left, one window flat arch, no glazing bars.
Modern door on ground floor, six panel door, stone label inscribed "The
Beaconfield"; Courtyard elevation - seven windows, red brick flat arches.
Three windows, pedimented central section breaks forward.
No. 24 part of Central block of former stables (Nos. 22, 24 & 26). Two
storeys. Central Venetian window in stone architrave, stone brackets to
cills, is flanked by two flat arched windows in brick, cills on stone
brackets, below semi-circular blocked window, red brick arch, stone cill.
Dentil cornice. To the left a one storey linking section with one window,
small parapet. Central elliptical carriage arch, stone rusticated head
with keystone. Hipped slate roof with central open bell cote with
weathervane, and clock.
Nos. 22 to 30 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4952597034
184
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/283 No. 24A
II GV
2.
No. 24A part of Central block of former stables (Nos. 22, 24 and 26).
Two storeys. Central Venetian window in stone architrave, stone brackets
to cills, is flanked by two flat arched windows in brick, cills on stone
brackets, below semi-circular blocked window, red brick arch, stone cill.
Dentil cornice. To the left a one storey linking section with one window,
small parapet. Central elliptical carriage arch, stone rusticated head
with keystone. Hipped slate roof with central open bell cote with
weathervane, and clock.
Nos. 22 to 30 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4951197025
185
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/282 No. 26
II GV
2.
Two storey, blank arcade in gable end to street, modified pediment in
gable. One round arched window on first floor, glazing bars. Bend
between storeys. Flat arched window on ground floor, stone band
continues cills. Stone plinth. Courtyard elevation originally like
that of No. 22 but modern projections conceal all but two windows.
Nos. 22 to 30 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4951197025
186
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/283A Wall to former stables
II
2.
Brick wall and gate piers with stone plinth coping and cap.
Listing NGR: SU4951597040
187
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/284 19.1.51 Nos. 26A and 28
(The Clock House)
[Fornerly listed as
No. 26 (Clock House),
Nos. 26A and 28]
II* GV
2.
One building, a symmetrical composition, 1722 by R T Stratton. Three
storeys, gault brick, red dressings. Parapet with nine red panels.
Heavy red brick dentil cornice. 3: 3: 3: windows, wide and narrow, wood
frames, double hung sash with glazing bars, carved head, brick gauged
arches. Centre projects. Band between storeys. Carved keystone to centre
window on the projecting band, two flanking windows have carved heads.
Two outside windows on each side have initials and carving on head.
Ground floor windows to left, no glazing bars. Five stone steps with
handrail, which continues to cellars on stone plinth. Six panel doors,
glazed rectangular fanlight.
Nos. 22 to 30 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4944397015
188
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/285 No. 30
SU 4997 1/285
II GV
2.
C17 timber framed with early C19 front. Two storeys. Painted brick.
Tile roof. Rendered coved eaves cornice. Left hand section set back,
two modern windows and, on ground floor, C19 shop front with modern
glass. Right hand section - three windows, double hung sash with glazing
bars, flush frame. C19 shop front with Doric pilasters. Plain wood
architrave to door with rectangular fanlight. Modern door. Flat arched
carriage entrance to right. Right hand quoin has channelled rustication.
Nos. 22 to 30 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4944397015
189
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/287 No. 34
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Chequered brick. Half hipped tile roof. Three
storeys. One window, flat arch, flush frame, double hung sash with
glazing bars. Segmental arched windows on ground and first floor. Six
panel door. Two steps.
Nos. 34 to 42 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4946097026
190
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/287 No.36
II GV
2.
Late C18. Chequered brick. Tile rooff, denyil eaves cornice. Three
storeys. Bands between storeys. Three windows, gauged brick arches,
flush frames, double hung sash with glazing bars, centre window blocked.
Three light window on ground floor, modern glass casement. Brick plinth.
Six panel door in wood frame with bolection moulded pilasters with roundels.
Nos. 34 to 42 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4945597029
191
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/288 26.10.70 No. 38
II GV
2.
Front rebuilt in late C19 on probably C18 core, with modern "half timbered"
ornament, gable to road. Rough rendered. Dentil eaves cornice. One
window in gable, two windows on first floor. Attractive C19 ground floor
shop front, modified Ionic pilasters and entablature with dentils, three
windows.
Nos. 34 to 42 (even) norm a group
Listing NGR: SU4945097020
192
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/291 26.10.70 Nos. 40 and 42
II GV
2.
Late C19 rebuilding, in the same "half timbered" style as No. 38 (qv).
Rear elevation suggests an C18 or earlier core. Rough rendered. Three
storeys. Three slightly projecting double sash windows on three carved
brackets, small dentil cornice. Smaller window in gable end. Dentil
cornice and frieze between ground and first floor above ground floor
public house windows. Right hand door of six panels in pilastered
architrave with pediment. Rendered plinth. Door in left hand quoin,
six fielded, with rectangular four light fanlight in moulded architrave
with dentil cornice. Modillion eaves cornice, tile barge-boarding. To
rear brick with old tile roof, two storeys.
Nos. 34 to 42 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4942897022
193
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/289 Brewery Offices at
south end of yard
behind No.40
II
2.
Late C18. Tile roof. Rendered, white painted building of three storeys.
Moulded cornice and parapet. Painted plinth. Two windows on second floor.
floor, flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars. First floor
windows are three light sashes with wood mullions, small cornice, glazing
bars. Ground floor similar windows without glazing bars. Square rendered,
projecting porch on two storeys, gabled with carved barge-boarding. Band
between storeys. Segmental arched doorway, stopped chamfer. Glazed three
light fanlight. Double doors, half with marginal glazing. One window,
flat arch, double hung sash with glazing bars, small cornice. Upper
storey has one window each side, flat arch. Blocked window to ground
floor. Two storey extension to right, brick, two windows, one blocked,
segmental arch. Plain door in segmental architrave. Irregular garden
elevation.
Listing NGR: SU4943996913
194
of
2228
In items 1/294, 1/295 and 1/296 on pages 81 and 82 delete:
Nos 50 to 58 (even) form a group
and substitute:
Nos 50 to 54 (even) form a group
------------------------------------
In items 1/294, 1/295 and 1/296 on pages 81 and 82 delete:
Nos 50 to 58 (even) form a group
and substitute:
Roe 50 to 54 (even) form a group
------------------------------------
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/294 No.50
II GV
2.
Early to mid C19. Three storeys. Slate root. Brick. One window,
double hung sash with glazing bars, carved stone lintel with keystone.
On ground floor cornice and hood on carved brackets over window and six
fielded door in pilastered architrave with roundels. No glazing bars
to Ground floor window.
Nos. 50 to 54 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4940197014
195
of
2228
In items 1/294, 1/295 and 1/296 on pages 81 and 82 delete:
Nos 50 to 58 (even) form a group
and substitute:
Roe 50 to 54 (even) form a group
------------------------------------
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/295 19.1.51 No. 52
SU 4997 1/295
II GV
2.
Late C17 or early C18 timber framed house. Two storeys and attics. Good
C18 red brick front elevation. Tile roof. Two gadled dormers. Wood
eaves cornice, roof overhangs on dentil brackets. Two windows, brick
arches, flush frames brick cills. Band between storeys. Two windows on
ground floor. Six panel door, wood architrave, flat hood on carved
brackets. Rendered plinth.
Nos. 50 to 54 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4939697004
196
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/296 No. 54
SU 4997 1/296
II GV
2.
Early C19 red brick front on rebuilt C18 house. Tile roof, two gabled
dormers, casements with glazing bars. Wood boxed cornice and eight
paired modillions. Two windows, flush frames, later glazing, stone flat
arch with keystone. Band between storeys. On ground floor to left,
flat carriage arch. Modern door with rectangular fanlight in wood
architrave, rendered flat arched lintel with keystone. Three light sash
window, flush framed, no glazing bars, rendered arch with keystone.
Nos. 50 to 54 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4938497003
197
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/300 Nos 80 and 82
II GV
2.
One composition. Late C18 or early C19 chequered brick. Hipped slate
roof, iron weathervane. Brick cornice. Three storeys, two windows,
flush frames, double hung sash with glazing bars, gauged brick arches.
Brick band continues first floor cill. On ground floor, the window of
No. 80 has been replaced by plain early C19 shop front window. No. 80
window has flush frame, segmental arch, double hung sash with glazing
bars. Brick and stone plinth. Three steps and iron handrail to four
panel door in wood architrave, blocked round arched fanlight, brick arch.
Nos 80 to 92 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4930696984
198
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4996 1/301 No. 84
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Red and blue brick. Three storeys. Tile roof,
dentil eaves cornice. One window, double hung sash in flush frame under
wood lintel. No glazing bars on second floor. On first floor, segmental
arched window, flush frame, double hung sash with glazing bars. Similar
window on ground floor. Plain four panel door, blocked rectangular
fanlight, brick head.
Nos. 8O to 92 (even) for a group
Listing NGR: SU4930296984
199
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4896 1/317 No. 240
(Ock House)
II
2.
Late C18. Not symmetrical. Brick. Rubble Plinth. Hipped slate roof.
Three storeys. Brick chimneys. Wood blocking course, dentil brick
cornice. Three windows to second floor, flush frames, double hung
sash with glazing bars. Bands between storeys. Fire plaque. Five
windows on first floor, gauged brick arches, flush frames, double
hung sash with glazing bars. Early C19 enclosed wood porch, plain
narrow piers and cornice, glazed rectangular fanlight. Double door
of six fields. To side and rear, rubble and brick extensions.
Listing NGR: SU4897096944
200
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4896 1/419 Nos. 272 and 274
II
2.
Mid C19. House with two gables and linking section. Red 'fish-scale'
tiles. Carved barge-boarding to gable ends. Two external tall double
chimneys. Two storeys. Gabled sections have one window to each storey,
flush frames with segmental arches, casements with ornamental lead
glazing. Middle section with built in porches with 'fish-scale' tile
pentice roof, wood cornice and wood four centred ornamental archway,
open in spandrels. Glazed windows and plain doors to side. Two windows
above, segmental arched casements with lead glazing.
Listing NGR: SU4886096929
201
of
2228
1.
752 OCK STREET
(South Side)
SU 4896 1/318 Ock Bridge
II
2.
Originally C15, rubble, altered and widened on west. Seven arches, one
with original ribs. (See E Jervoise, "Ancient Bridges of the South of
England" (1930) p 7 VCH. Berks IV, p 434) A.M.
Listing NGR: SU4884296917
202
of
2228
SCHEDULE
1.
5354 OCK STREET
(North Side)
SU 4896 1/376 No 173 (Reeves & Sons)
II GV
2.
House, now shop. Mid C18 extended early C19. Painted render probably on
stone with brick rear extension and plain-tile roof,half-hipped to front, with
brick lateral projecting and ridge stacks. Gable facing. 2-storey, 1-window
range of 4-pane sash over shop front and part-glazed door. To right side a
6-panel door with 16-pane sash over. Rear extension has two 2-light casements
over two 1-light casements. Left side is blank. Interior: boxed spine beam
to shop with arched alcoves either side of fireplace (covered over). C19 dado
boarding. Early C19 dog-leg staircase, probably with stick balusters under
C20 hardboard. Roof not visible but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4893596969
203
of
2228
SU5096 ABINGDON OCK STREET
583/1/10003 No.133
GV II
House. C17 extended C19, with C18, C19 and C20 alterations. Rubblestone ground floor,
part replaced with breeze-block, with timber framing above, part replaced, painted
render to front. Wing timber framed on rubblestone plinth, part with weatherboard
cladding; additions of painted brick with weatherboard and tile hung upper sections.
Plain tile roofs, front roof pitch with C20 replacement concrete tiles. Brick stacks.
Originally 2 storeys, front raised to 3 storeys; 2 bays; with 2-storey wing to rear
left to which a single-storey side outshut was added (at rear of right bay of front
range); wing further extended C19. Front elevation: on right, 2 stone steps up to 4-
panel door in moulded architrave. Two 3-light windows to ground floor, two 2-light
windows to 1st floor all with C20 small pane casements, and single central unequally-
hung 12 pane sash to 2nd floor (all windows with C20 hardwood sills). Left return:
casement windows to wing. Rear: front range has some exposed rubblestone and rafter
feet; external stack (rebuilt late C20). Wing has a brick ridge stack and the outshut
a 9-pane sash to side and a 4-pane sash to gable end. Interior: front range: large-
scantling chamfered spine-beams with lambs-tongue stops. On ground floor, right room
has board wainscot; two 6-panel doors in reeded architraves with roundels in
spandrels; similar fireplace with pulvinated surround; and quarry tile floor. Left
room has part panelled and part-boarded wainscot and shallow moulded ceiling cornice
(the panelling and cornice of late-C18 style). Wooden winder stair with small section
of late C18 style balustrade, having tapered square section columnar newel and
square-section balusters. Two 2-panel doors and wall safe to 1st floor. Wooden winder
stair up to attic: cross walls at left and centre have posts between tie-beam and
collar, and clasped purlins. Later roof structure above. Wing has some exposed timber
framing at rear, and cross beams and tie-beams; truss adjoining front range has
jowelled wall-posts, evidence of former braces up to tie-beam, and wall plates; later
roof structure. The building retains significant elements of the C17 structure, with
later C18 and C19, features of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4909296987
204
of
2228
ABINGDON
SU4896 OCK STREET
583/1/10006 (North side)
18-OCT-00 169
Formerly The Air Balloon public house
GV II
Public house. Early C19; extended circa 1830s. Red brick in Flemish bond with
vitrefied headers. Welsh slate roofs, east range hipped with brick dentil eaves
course, west range gable-ended. Brick axial stacks.
PLAN: 2-room plan early C19 range on left; extended circa 1830s by addition of taller
block on right [east].
EXTERIOR: 2-storey 2-window range on left, ground floor central doorway with small
canopy on shaped brackets flanked by tripartite sashes with glazing bars; two smaller
windows on first floor with cambered brick arches. Taller 2-storey and attic, 1-
window range on right with band at first floor level, large 16-pane sashes and small
gabled dormer with 6-pane sash. Right-hand [E] return has bowed window on ground
floor, first floor band, 16-pane first floor sash and small gabled attic dormer with
6-pane sash. All windows boarded over, except dormer for windows.
INTERIOR not inspected.
205
of
2228
1.
752 PARK CRESCENT
SU 4997 1/320 19.1.51 Conduit House
II
2.
C16 ashlar one storey hexagonal structure with conical stone slate roof
and gabled doorway. Gable and centre of structure have iron finials.
One stone step. Included are two C15 stone slabs originally forming
an artificial channel to the conduit but stored within it in 1941
(See "Berkshire Arch. Journal" 45 (1941) pp 37-44).
Listing NGR: SU4924797254
206
of
2228
583/1/387 PARK ROAD
10-DEC-1971 CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL
II
Church, 1864-7, with minor later additions by Sir George Gilbert Scott
MATERIALS: Flint, with ashlar dressings
PLAN: Chancel, nave with north and south transepts, lower north and south aisles,
west door, south porch, north vestry, church room to south of chancel (1967).
EXTERIOR: Geometrical tracery to the windows, notably east and west windows, and at
ends of transepts. High west bellcote.
INTERIOR: The spacious interior is little altered, and largely retains its original
fittings and layout. Slender round and octagonal arcade piers. Clerestory with
quatrefoil openings. Painted C19 wooden pulpit. High altar by Harry Redfern (1911).
Mural with saints on east wall by Mr. Drake of Exeter. Font (replaced 1911). Original
benches to nave and north and south aisles; oak pews (1922) in chancel. Recent Lady
Chapel in north aisle. Glass includes east window (Lavers and Barraud, 1873-5), south
chancel (Clayton and Bell, 1882; Burliston and Grylls, late C19).
HISTORY: The church formed part of the development of this part of Abingdon by
Christ's Hospital. This included Albert Park (Registered grade II), which lies
opposite St. Michael's. The church was a chapel of ease to St. Helen's, Abingdon, for
the poor of the Ock Street area to the south of St. Michael's. It has retained its
Anglo-Catholic tradition since the later C19.
SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: A substantial and little altered urban church by George
Gilbert Scott, a leading figure in the Victorian Gothic Revival. It was - and remains
- an integral part of a planned development of this part of Abingdon. The church room
is not of special interest.
SOURCES: N. Pevsner, Ruildings of England: Berkshire (1966), 53; Notes for Visitors
(2005) [available at church]
207
of
2228
1.
752 PARK ROAD
SU 4997 1/388 No. 1
II
2.
Early C19. Brick, Hipped slate roof. Three storeys. Three windows,
one blocked, double hung sashes with glazing bars, stone lintels. Six
panel door (two glass), plain wood hood on carved brackets. Two steps.
To left, pentice extension of one storey with one sliding sash window.
Listing NGR: SU4956097242
208
of
2228
1.
752 ST HELEN'S WHARF
SU 4996 1/206 Nos. 1 and 2
(The Old Anchor Inn)
II GV
2.
One building. Probably C17 core with mid C19 red brick front.
Two storeys. Slate roof. Five windows, 1: 3: 1: centre breaks forward
slightly, stone flat arches with keystone, double hung sashes with
glazing bars. On ground floor, two similar windows and one six-light wood
mullion in moulded frame with small cornice, no glazing bars but frosted glass.
Two similar doors. Six fielded doors, glazed ornamental fanlights, keystone
and impost bands. Rendered plinth. Band between storeys with carved name.
Two tall chimneys at quoins and one central chimney. To rear - rough rendered
timber framing and gabled attics with C18 fenestration. (Preston "Christ's
Hospital" 1930).
Nos, 1 to 4 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4965496688
209
of
2228
1.
752 ST HELEN'S WHARF
SU 4996 1/206A Wall to the Old Anchor Inn
II
2.
Red brick, plinth. Two piers, pyramided stone caps. Banded with yellow
and blue brick.
Listing NGR: SU4967296697
210
of
2228
1.
752 ST HELEN'S WHARF
SU 4996 1/389 Nos. 3 and 4
II GV
2.
Mid C19. One storey cottages. Yellow brick, red brick dressings.
Hipped tile roof, red ridge tile. Coved eaves cornice. Three
windows, red brick segmental arches, six light wood mullions with
glazing bars. Red brick plinth. Doors set back, upper part has
marginal glazing, two panels below. Red brick quoins, and door and
window dressings in dog-tooth pattern. Doorway to No. 3 in lower
section adjoining the Old Anchor Inn, wooden rooted arcading with
balusters flanking entrance and forming porch. Three tall moulded
double chimney stacks. Two red brick gate piers.
Nos. 1 to 4 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4964896682
211
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/146 19.1.51 No. 3
II
2.
Probably C16 origin, refenestrated. Rough rendered, on ground floor
brick infilling of timber framing. Three storeys. Two gables to road,
tile roof, carved barge-boards, one chimney stack. Two windows, one in
each gable, flush frame with cornice, sliding sash with glazing bars.
On first floor, three light double hung sashes with glazing bars under
tiled pedimented hood. Wood cill on two carved brackets. Upper two
storeys overhang above wood cornice. On ground floor to left, three
light casement, glazing bars, wood frame and cill, to right, early C19,
flush frame, double hung sash with glazing bars, wood cill. Central
plain wood door, set back under wood architrave.
Brickwork removed and complete restoration in progress at the time of Survey.
Listing NGR: SU4982897101
212
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/145 Nos. 5 and 7
II
2.
Early C19. Three storeys. Blue brick, red brick dressings and quoins.
Rendered plinth. Two windows, double hung sashes, with glazing bars in
red brick rusticated architraves. Windows on ground and first floors
have stone lintels. No glazing bars to ground floor windows. Two
four-panel doors, round arched fanlight, red rusticated architrave.
One step. Dormer to rear.
Listing NGR: SU4982597108
213
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/140 19.1.51 Nos. 25 and 27 7
II GV
2.
Probably originally C17, refenestrated. Rough rendered. Tile roof.
Two gables to road. One window each gable, flush frame casements with
Glazing bars, moulded cornice. Two windows on first floor, frieze
and cornice, modern glass casements. Modern ground floor shop front.
Nos. 25 to 55 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4981597161
214
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/139 19.1.51 Nos. 29 to 33 (odd)
II GV
2.
One building. Probably originally C17. Stucco and timber framed
front elevation. Two gables to road with linking section. Two
storeys.
Four windows - 1: 2: 1, moulded flush frames, double hung sashes, no
glazing bars. Upper storey overhangs to left, modern ground floor shops.
Nos. 25 to 55 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4981497169
215
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/392 Nos. 35 and 37
(Incorporating No. 39)
II GV
2.
Early to mid C19. Brick. Slate root. Three storeys. Two windows,
flush frames, no glazing bars. Segmental arches on first floor.
Modern windows to No. 37 on ground floor. No. 35 has two doors
and pilastered shop window, modern glass. Small cornice on carved
brackets above fascia board.
Nos. 25 to 55 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4982297189
216
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/138 Nos. 41 to 47 (odd)
No. 47A
II GV
2.
One building. Probably C18. Rendered. Tile roof. Three
storeys. Three windows, flush frames, double hung sashes with
glazing bars. Four windows on first floor, moulded flush frames with
frieze and cornice. Left hand window damaged. C19 shop fronts with
narrow pilasters to Nos. 41, 43, 47 and 47A. Late C19 shop front to
No. 45, panelled stall risers, modern glass. All with fascia boards.
Nos. 25 to 55 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4980097198
217
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/137 Nos. 49 to 53 (odd)
II GV
2.
One building. Partly timber framed. Probably originally C18. Three
storeys and attics. Tile mansard root with three gabled dormers,
casements. Rough rendered. Rendered parapet, cornice band.
Four windows in rendered architraves, no glazing bars. Modern ground
floor shop fronts. Tile hung to side.
Nos. 25 to 55 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4979597202
218
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/136 No. 65
II GV
2.
Early to mid C19. Coursed rubble with red brick dressings. Two
storeys and attics. Two gables. One small window in each gable,
casements, red brick rusticated architrave. Carved bargeboards.
Tile roof. Three windows, two of three lights, double hung sash
with glazing bars, one of a single light without glazing bars,
all in red brick rusticated architraves.
On ground floor, two three-light windows, wood mullions, in red
brick rusticated architraves. Rendered plinth. Two doors -
to the left a six panel door with semi-circular glazed fanlight,
to the right a four panel door with a rectangular fanlight, wood
hood on heavy carved brackets.
Nos. 63 to 67 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4978297272
219
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/135 No. 67
II GV
2.
Late C18 or early C19. Red and blue brick. Slate roof. Two storeys.
Four light modern window on first floor beneath heavy wood lintel.
Four light segmental arched window on ground floor, modern leaded
lights. Plain door with semi-circular fanlight.
Nos. 63 to 67 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4978597288
220
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/83 No. 10
II GV
2
C18, probably on older core. Rough rendered. Three storeys, of which
the upper two overhang. Two windows, flush frame, double hung sashes,
one blocked. Ground floor - to left a passageway to the Market Place,
to the right a modern shop front.
Nos. 2 to 20 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4979597112
221
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/84 Nos. 14 to 18 (even)
II GV
2.
Late C18. Tile roof. No. 14 red and blue brick, Nos. 16 and 18 are
red brick. Three windows, flush frames, double hung sashes, only No. 18
has glazing bars, Nos. 14 and 16 have C19 and modern shop fronts, brick
stall risers, tiled pilasters supporting curved fascia board. Modern
ground floor shop to No. 18.
Nos. Nos. 2 to 20 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4979397135
222
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/397 No. 20
II GV
2.
Early C19. Tile roof Brick. Dentil eaves cornice. Three storeys.
One window each, brick voussoirs, sliding sash, glazing bars. On first
floor, window in flush frame, double hung sash, no glazing bars. Modern
ground floor window.
Nos. 2 to 20 (even) for a group
Listing NGR: SU4977997134
223
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/85 Northerly section
of Nos. 22 and 24
II GV
2.
C18, timber framed. One building. Three storeys. Tile roof. Left
hand section rendered, right hand rough rendered. Left hand section has
one window to each storey, flush frame, double hung sash with glazing
bars. Right hand similar window, except that first floor window has
frieze and cornice. Modern ground floor shop fronts.
Nos. 22 to 28 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4977397146
224
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/86 19.1.51 No. 26
II GV
2.
Probably C17, late C18 refenestration. Two storeys and attics. Tile
roof with two gabled dormers, casements. Rough rendered. Two windows,
flush frames, four light sashes, frieze and cornice. C19 ground floor
shop front, two windows, tiled end pilasters and stall risers.
Nos. 22 to 28 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4978297166
225
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/87 19.1.51 No. 28
II GV
2.
Probably C17 origin with late C18 or early C19 stucco front elevation.
Two storevs and attics. Two gables to road. Tiled roof. One three-
light window in each gable, cornice, casement with glazing bars. Two
windows on first floor, C19 glazed sashes, heavy moulded wood cornice.
On ground floor fascia is supported on two end pilasters, lotus motif
in capitals and similar wood columns in front of glass door.
Nos. 22 to 28 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4977397167
226
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/89 19.1.51 No. 34
II
2.
Probably originally C17. Early C19 front elevation. Two storeys,
attics and cellars. Modern tile roof. Two gabled dormers, one a double
hung sash with glazing bars. Dentil brick eaves cornice. Painted brick.
Two windows on first floor, segmental arches, double hung sash with glazing
bars. On ground floor, two modern doors in narrow reeded pilastered
architrave with paterae. Two step. Two pilastered shop windows.
Rendered plinth.
Listing NGR: SU4977697185
227
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/90 19.1.51 No. 36
II
2.
Probably originally C17. C18 front elevation. Two storeys and attics.
Modern tile roof, two flat dormers, modern metal casements. Dentil
eaves cornice. Painted brick. Two windows, brick voussoirs, double
hung sash with glazing bars. Modern ground floor shop front.
Listing NGR: SU4976897197
228
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/94 19.1.51 No. 46
(The Bee Public House)
II GV
2.
C17 or C18 origin, Timber framed. Rough rendered upper storey overhangs.
Tile roof. Central chimney. Two storeys and attics. Brick ground floor,
some rubble. Plinth. Two windows, three light casements. On ground
floor, one two-light flush framed sash window and one single flush framed
sash without glazing bars. Frosted bar window with sign of bee hive.
Double door in quoin and double door to left.
Broad Street elevation - Rendered. One small window in gable, modern
casement, cornice. One C18 flush framed sash window, glazing bars,
frieze with lozenge ornament and small cornice. One flush framed
ground floor window. Interesting Inn sign.
Nos 2 to 8 (even) Broad Street and No 46 (The Bee Hive P,H) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4976097220
229
of
2228
1.
752 STERT STREET
(West Side)
SU 4997 1/107 19.1.51 No. 52
(The Knowl)
II*
2.
C16 house with a C17 or early C18 front elevation. Two storeys and attics.
Main Elevation. Stuccoed. Tile roof. Three gabled dormers, modern leaded
casements. Five windows under coved eaves cornice, early glazing bars,
double hung sash, moulded frame. Four windows on ground floor with
bolection moulded frieze and mouded cornice. Central door is flanked by
grooved pilasters. Triglyph and guttae frieze with four trophies of arms.
Semi-circular pediment with ornamented cornice.
Stert Street Elevation. Two storeys overhang, the first floor on carved
brackets. Plinth, Ornamental lozenge patterns in rough rendering. One
windows on second floor, casement with modern leaded panes, small cornice.
One flush framed sash window on first floor, glazing bars.
To Left - Two storey former stable block adjoins main elevation slate roof.
Four casement windows on ground floor. Brick ground floor, upper storey
rendered. One door and one carriage door. One three light window on
ground floor. Now part of the house premises.
The Knowl was formerly one of the places where Royal Proclamations were
read.
Listing NGR: SU4975697268
230
of
2228
1.
752 THAMES STREET
SU 4996 1/398 No. 11
II GV
2.
Early C19 front elevation. Three storeys. Brick. Roof on modillion
brackets. One window each a storey, brick voussoir, stucco keystone,
double hung sash with glazing bars. Ground floor window is flush framed,
segmental arch with keystone, later glazing bars. Two steps to door,
half glazed, flat stone arch beneath flat hood on consoles.
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4991796985
231
of
2228
1.
752 THAMES STREET
SU 4996 1/399 No. 12
II GV
2.
Front elevation, C18, much restored, may conceal earlier core. Modern
tile roof, one gabled dormer, casement. Two storeys and attics.
Ground floor and plinth rendered. Upper storey set back above tiled
string course. Upper storey rendered with rough rendered recess with
one window, flush frame, double hung sash with glazing bars, small
cornice. Ground floor windows, double hung sash with glazing bars,
flush framed, rough rendered arch. Two modern steps to modern door in
wood architrave, flat arch, small wood hood on brackets.
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4992096988
232
of
2228
1.
752 THAMES STREET
SU 4996 1/400 Nos. 17 and 18A
SU 4997 1/400
II GV
2
Front elevation of early C19 dated conceals much earlier core, as can
be seen from the rear of the house. Two storeys and attics. Rendered.
Date plaque. Three flat arched dormers, casements with glazing bars.
Three windows, flat arches, double hung sashes with glazing bars.
Plinth. Left hand door is modern, wood architrave, flat wood hood on
brackets. To right, modern door, hood on carved brackets, two steps.
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4993996997
233
of
2228
1.
752 THAMES STREET
SU 4996 1/401 No. 18
SU 4997 1/401
II GV
2.
Probably C16 origin. Much restored. Coursed rubble. Tile roof,
two gabled dormers. Two storeys and attics. Two windows, three
light mullions, lead casements. Two windows to left on ground floor,
double lancets under frieze and carved cornice. To right, one three-
light mullion. Step to door which has round arch with fanlight,
impost bands and triple keystone under stone frieze and cornice. Two
brick chimneys.
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4994997008
234
of
2228
1.
752 THAMES STREET
SU 4997 1/159A 19.1.51 Unicorn Theatre
[Formerly listed as
part of Abbey Remains
(including "The Long
Gallery", "The Checker"
and cottages adjoining
in Thames Street]
GV
2.
Thames Street elevation of "The Checker" (qv under 'Abbey').
To right of No. 18 and similar, but higher roof. Tile.
Two arched doorways, one with a door, lancet headed.
One storey. Three two-light mullion windows, flat arches.
Brick step to door.
Interior:- Formerly the Checker Hall, then a block of cottages before
being reformed as an 'Elizabethan' theatre with an apron stage.
See also Abbey,
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4996197011
235
of
2228
1.
752 THAWS STREET
SU 4997 1/160 Abbey Mill House
(The Vicarage)
II GV
2.
C18 front elevation, possibly earlier core, built against the south
side of The Checker. Double roof of tiles. Gable to road. Stuccoed.
One window each storey, flat arch, double hung sash with glazing bars.
Plinth. Modern door, flat arch. Flat wood hood on brackets.
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4998097014
236
of
2228
1.
752 THAMES STREET
SU 4996 1/161 Abbey Mills
SU 4997 1/161
II GV
2.
Probably C18. At time of survey undergoing complete reconstruction.
Two storeys. Rubble base, modern brick rebuilding. Modern tile
roof. Two gabled dormers. Five windows on first floor in brick
rusticated architraves. Central round arched entrance, brick
architrave.
All the listed buildings in Thames Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4998196992
237
of
2228
1.
752 THE SQUARE
SU 4997 1/33 Congregational
Chapel.
II GV
2.
1862. Ashlar front elevation, brick sides, in front of 1700 meeting
house. Pedimented, with acroteria and glazed circular window.
Two storeys. Full length piers at quoins, with swag in frieze.
Three composite pilasters. Four windows, round arches, moulded
architrave with long narrow keystone, carved label below cills.
Moulded band between pilasters.
On ground floor, two windows, similar heads. Two central double doors
of two panels in moulded architrave with carved keystone, fanlight above
carved stone band. Two stone steps. Plinth.
(For history of fabric see J Stephens, "Two Centuries Young" p 23-35)
Two pillars in the Church Hall are reputed to be the masts of the "Mayflower".
Two storey extension to the left has a rectangular bay window with three
panels in the base above a carriage archway. Slate roof.
The Congregational Church and No. 2 form a group with Nos, I to 11 (odd)
Ock Street
Listing NGR: SU4959297092
238
of
2228
1.
752 THE SQUARE
SU 4997 1/34 19.1.51 No. 2
II GV
2.
Late C18. Three storeys. Chequered brick, stone capped parapet,
stone cornice. Slate mansard roof, stone capped gable end. Two chimneys.
Three windows, flat arches, in stone architrave, double hung sashes with
glazing bars. Three windows on first floor, band continues cill of
centre window, flanked by two larger windows with attractive iron
balconettes. On ground floor, two three-light windows, no glazing bars,
flat arches, under stone arched head with carved design. Central door-
way with open pediment, Doric pilasters. Ornamental glazed fanlight.
Glass door. Stone plinth. One storey extension to right.
The Congregational Chapel and No. 2 form a group Nos 1 to 11 (odd)
ock Street
Listing NGR: SU4960997107
239
of
2228
1.
752 THE SQUARE
SU 4997 1/65 19.1.51 No. 4
II GV
2.
C16 or C17 origin. Timber framed. C18 fenestration. Two storeys
central gable to road. Upper storey rough rendered. Brick ground
floor. Two windows, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Two shop
windows with glazing bars and part glazed door, step down.
Nos. 4 to 7 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4964197094
240
of
2228
1.
752 THE SQUARE
SU 4997 1/66 19.1.51 No. 5
II GV
2.
C16 or C17. C18 fenestration. Three storeys. Rough rendered. Gable
overhangs on four moulded brackets. Tile roof. One window each storey.
Double hung sash window on first and second floors, flush frame with
small cornice, glazing bars. On ground floor, early C19 shop front.
Doric pilasters support frieze, pedimented doorway.
Nos. 4 to 7 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4964297088
241
of
2228
1.
752 THE SQUARE
SU 4997 1/67 No. 6
II GV
2.
Modern refronting of applied painted stucco to represent timber framing
on an ancient house. Gable on four carved brackets. Rendered. Tile
roof. Three storeys. One window each storey. On second floor one
double hung sash window, flush frame with small wood hood. On first floor,
C18 window with glazing bars, double hung sash under hood on six carved
brackets. Two later windows on ground floor.
Nos. 4 to 7 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4964097083
242
of
2228
1.
752 THE SQUARE
SU 4997 1/391 No. 7
(The Studio)
II GV
2.
Stucco fronted in 1947 on a stone house which was probably C18. Back
is modern roughcast and hides any evidence of date. Parapet, stone
capped, cornice band. Two windows, moulded surround, double hung sash
with glazing bars on second floor. No glazing bars to first tloor.
Modern ground floor shop front.
Nos 4 to 7 (consec) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4964197077
243
of
2228
1.
752 TURNAGAIN LANE
(Off Bridge Street)
SU 4996 1/173 No. 1
SU 4997 1/173
II
2.
Includes Nos. 17 and 17A Bridge Street. Turnagain Lane elevation
(No. 17a): Steep tile roof. Two storeys. Two windows, left hand
one is of three lights, flush frame, double hung sashes. Right
hand window is flush framed, with frieze and cornice. Two modern
steps to panelled door, part glass, in pilastered wood architrave,
small wood hood.
Listing NGR: SU4983396996
244
of
2228
1.
752 TURNAGAIN LANE
(Off Bridge Street)
SU 4996 1/172 Nos. 8 and 9
II
2.
One building C18, timber framed, possibly on earlier core. Two
storeys and attics. Two gabled dormers, casements.
Trio windows, flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars,
frieze and cornice. No. 8 has rough rendered first floor, No. 9
has plain rendering, on ground floor of brick, rendered plinth.
Trio plain doors, flat arches. Rood cornice between ground and
first floor.
Listing NGR: SU4983096981
245
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/133 Nos. 17 and 19
II GV
2.
One building. Probably C18 or before. Timber framed. Tile roof.
Wood beams exposed in gable end. Two storeys. Stucco. Plinth.
Four windows, single or three-light casements, modern metal frames
with glazing bars, slight drip-moulds over first floor windows.
Four panel door to left, wood lintel, small hood. No. 17 has door
in wood pilastered architrave, flat wood hood on consoles. Two
tall brick chimneys.
Nos, 17 to 23 (odd), 31 to 37 (odd) and No. 45 form a group
Listing NGR: SU4979597336
246
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/132 19.1.51 No. 21
(Vineyard House)
II GV
2.
C18. Stucco. Tile roof. Three gabled dormers, casements.
Coved eaves cornice. Two storeys and attics. Five windows,
double hung sashes, moulded flush frames with cornice, no glazing
bars. Rusticated quoins. Plinth. Rough rendered to side.
Six panel door, pilastered architrave with pediment. Two modern
steps.
Nos, 17 to 23 (odd), 31 to 37 (odd) and No. 45 form a group
Listing NGR: SU4981297382
247
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/131 No. 23
II GV
2.
C10, Chequered brick. Parapet, brick cornice. Brick band between
storeys. Two storeys. Two windows, one blocked, wood architraves,
double hung sashes with glazing bars, brick arches with stucco
keystone. Ground floor windows have shutters.
Six panel door (two panels glass) in narrow moulded pilastered
architrave, flat hood on brackets. Rendered plinth. North east
gable rebuilt in modern brick.
Nos. 17 to 23 (odd), 31 to 37 (odd) and No. 45 form a group
Listing NGR: SU4983697358
248
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(South Side)
SU 4997 1/127 19.1.51 No. 45
II GV
2.
Probably late C18 or early C19. Chequered brick. Hipped slate
roof. Modern parapet. Moulded stone cornice. Band between
storeys. Three windows, semi-circular on second floor, three-light
sashes with glazing bars in ashlar architrave, one altered. First
floor has three windows, two have flat arches in ashlar and centre
window has segmental arch in ashlar. The flanking windows are of
three lights; the centre window is of two lights, double hung sashes
with glazing bars, with an urn motif in a blocked semi-circular
lunette above. Later square porch in ashlar with Roman Ionic
attached columns on tall plinth, frieze and cornice. Double door
of six panels (trio glass). Canted mid C19 bay to left, three windows,
no glazing bars. Modillion cornice, pentice slate roof. Modern
extension to right.
Nos, 17 to 23 (odd), 31 to 37 (odd) and No. 45 form a group
Listing NGR: SU4987297384
249
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(South Side)
SU 5097 1/404 The Paddocks
II
2.
Early C19. Chequered brick. Tile roof. Three storeys. Three
windows, moulded flush frames, segmental arches, glazing bars.
One window blocked. Six panel door (two panels glass). Flat
wood hood on carved brackets. Four steps.
Listing NGR: SU5000897520
250
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(South Side)
SU 5097 1/404A Garden wall to
The Paddocks
II
2.
Ornamental brick garden wall, four brick piers.
Listing NGR: SU5000997527
251
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/116 Nos. 62 and 64
II GV
2.
One building C18. Two storeys. Chequered brick. Tile roof,
wood eaves cornice. Two three-light windows, casements. On
ground floor, two segmental arched windows are boarded up.
Two plain doors, segmental arches. Stone plinth.
Derelict at time of survey.
nos. 62 to 66 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4989097440
252
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/405 No. 66
II GV
2.
Late C18. Painted brick, rendered ground floor, plinth. Tile
roof. Three storeys. One three-light window, flush frame, double
hung sash with glazing bars. On ground floor, one four-light window,
boarded up. Four panel door, rectangular fanlight, brick voussoir.
Derelict at time of survey.
Nos. 62 to 66 (even) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4989797441
253
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/117 No. 80
II GV
2.
Late C18. Upper storey rendered, ground floor of brick. Rendered plinth.
Tile roof. Two storeys. Cornice between storeys. One window, flush
frame, double hung sash, later glazing bars. Ground floor window has
glazing bars. Four panel door in wood architrave, plain wood hood.
Nos. 80 to 84 (even), the Hospital of St John and Nos 86, 90A and No. 90
form a group
Listing NGR: SU4991997452
254
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/118 No. 82
II GV
2.
Late C18. Red brick. Three storey section to left has hipped tile roof,
two storey section to right. Three windows, 1: 2, brick arches, double
hung sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor has three windows, boarded
up. Left hand door boarded up. Centre four panel door in wood pilastered
architrave, glazed rectangular fanlight, flat hood on carved brackets.
Nos. 80 to 84 (even), the Hospital of St John and Nos. 86, 90A and No. 90
form a group
Listing NGR: SU4992297458
255
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/119 No. 84
II GV
2.
Late C18. Red brick. Doorway with hood on carved brackets. Similar to No.82
Nos. 80 to 84 (even), the Hospital of St John and Nos. 86, 90A and No. 90
form a group
Listing NGR: SU4992697460
256
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/120 19.1.51 Hospital of St John
II GV
2.
Rebuilt by Bernard Bedwell, 1801. Chequered brick. Retiled roof,
hipped to road. Half H plan. Four brick chimney stacks. Two storeys.
Band between storeys. Leaded casements to segmental arched windows.
Two modern doors, with brick segmental arches flank a round arched
passage entrance, blocked arch with wood lintel. The two gabled arms
have one window each storey, blocked on first floor. On ground floor,
segmental arched two light leaded casement window. Four modern
windows have been inserted in the main building and the building has lost
its centre pediment. Four dwellings.
Nos. 80 to 84 (even), the Hospital of St John and Nos. 86, 90A and 90
form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4993197468
257
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/120A Garden piers and
wall to the Hospital
of St John
II GV
2.
Four stone garden piers and low brick wall with iron railings.
Nos. So to 84 (even), the Hospital of St John and Nos 86, 90A and 90
for a group.
Listing NGR: SU4993797464
258
of
2228
1.
752 VINEYARD
(North Side)
SU 4997 1/121 No. 90
(The Barge)
II GV
2.
Formerly the Old Row Barge Public House. In two buildings Left hand
section rebuilt probably in mid C19, right hand side is C18 origin or
before. Left hand section is taller. Tile root. Brick. One window,
double hung sash with glazing bars. On ground floor, two-light window,
segmental arch, modern casement. Plinth. Right hand section lower
pitched tile roof. Rubble. Wood eaves cornice. One window, small
three-light casement. One three-light casement on ground floor with
glazing bars, under wood lintel. Plain door under tiled gabled porch.
Brick to side.
Nos. 80 to 84 (even), the Hospital of St John and Nos. 86, 90A and 90
form a group
Listing NGR: SU4995197494
259
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/264 19.1.51 No. 17
II
2.
C17. Rough rendered on timber frame, modern brick to right. Three
storeys. Two gables to the road. Tile roof. Two windows in the gables,
flush framed casements, no glazing bars, small moulded cornice.
Later fenestration on the first floor. Six-light transom and mullion
windows, casements, no glazing bars, segmental arched wood architrave
with wooden cornice. Modern shop front, flat arched door.
Listing NGR: SU4965596988
260
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/263 19.1.51 Nos. 19 and 21
II GV
2.
One building C17. Much restored. Rendered on timber frame. One gable
to front, two gables to rear. Two storeys and attics.
No.19. One small casement window in gable, flat arch, modern glass.
Modern oriel on the first floor, mullion and transom glazing. Modern
brick ground floor. Rough rendered above ground floor.
No.21. Has flat carriage arxh to right, with rough rendering over, the
rest of the building is rendered. Two windows, moulded wood frames,
double hung sashes with glazing bars. Plinth. Ground floor shop front.
Door of two fielded panels and one of glass.
Nos, 19 to 23 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4965696982
261
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/208 19.1.51 Twitty's Almshouses
II GV
2.
1707. Founded by Charles Twitty, "deputy auditor of the Receipt of
Exchequer on in Westminster". Single storeyed red brick building. Modillion
eaves cornice. Central pediment with ball finial and weathervane. Hipped
roof with attractive glazed lantern of square plan. Panelled door and
casement window of four lights, glazing bars, brick gauged voussoirs.
(See Preston "Christ's Hospital" (1930), pp 60-61).
Twitty's Almshouses, Long Alley Almshouses, Brick Alley Almshouses and
Church of St Helen form a group
Listing NGR: SU4966396789
262
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/205 19.1.51 Long Alley Almshouses
GV
2.
Erected by the Fraternity of the Holy Cross in 1446. Row of single
storey buildings in stone with the Guildhall in the centre. Brick
stacks. Long oak cloister walk in front is circa 1500 and to it were
added three elaborate C17 porches with paintings in panels executed by
Sampson Strong of Oxford in 1605.
The Hall was panelled at the same time and the mullioned bay window of
stone added to the garden side, as well as the good octagonal lantern
on the hall roof which bears the date of its repair, 1707.
(See Preston, "Christ's Hospital" (1930), pp 8-32 and VCH Berks IV).
Twitty's Almshouses, Long Alley Almshouses, Brick Alley Almshouses and
Church of St Helen form a group
Listing NGR: SU4965796736
263
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/204 Brick Alley Almshouses
GV
2.
1718 by Samuel Westbrooke, mason. Main elevation to church yard. Two
storeys in chequer and rubbed brick. Three tall arches each side of a
staircase projection enclose a cloister passage below and galleries
above. Pedimented centre, chequered brick, with rubbed brick quoins,
pedestals for urns. Excellent example of bricklayers' art.
Riverside elevation has rubble walling with red brick dressings, coved
eaves cornice and tall panelled brick stacks.
(See Preston "Christ's Hospital" (1930), pp 59-60).
Twitty"s Almshouses, Long Alley Almshouses, Brick Alley Almshouses and
church of St Helen form a group
Listing NGR: SU4969996732
264
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/204A Wall adjoining Brick
Alley Almshouses on
the river front to
the east.
II
2.
Coursed stone, with restored doorway with drip-mould and quatrefoil
rounded over panelled wood door. Rusticated architrave.
Listing NGR: SU4971096751
265
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/204B Outhouse to Brick Alley
Almshouses in church yard
to north of front elevation
II
2.
One composition with the almshouses. Square one storey building in red
and blue chequered brick. Hipped tile roof. Wood dentil eaves cornice.
Red brick panelled quoins. Red brick plinth. Arched doorway in red
brick architrave. One round arched window to each face with leaded
glazing and tiled cill.
Listing NGR: SU4969096747
266
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/203 19.1.51 Church of St Helen
GV
2.
Mainly late C15 - early C16 with C13 tower and rebuilt spire (1888) and
C13 east wall to two north aisles.
Wide nave of four arcades, with octagonal piers and moulded arches. Two
broad aisles on north and south; outer south aisle built 1539.
Between the steeple and the two storeyed north porch is a structure
formerly of two storeys, reputedly a priest's dwelling.
Chancel details of Woodyer, 1873. Church restored by Scott in 1888.
Notable painted wood panelled ceiling in chapel of north aisle circa 1390.
Originally thirteen pairs of arched and cinquefoiled panels, each one
painted with a full length figure on a vermilion background, standing on
a continuous vine stem and representing Old Testament prophets and Kings,
an unusual rendering of a Tree of Jesse, but with last four panels
depicting St Joseph and an Annunciation group. Pulpit 1636. Font by
H P Peyman of Abingdon is a copy of that at Sutton Courtenay, and was
shown at the 1851 Exhibition.
Twitty's Almshouses, Long Alley Almshouses, Brick Alley Almshouses and
church of St Helen form a group
Listing NGR: SU4969596775
267
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/410 19.1.51 No.2
II GV
2.
Same building as No. 18, High Street. Early C19. Three storeys. Blue
brick, red brick dressings. Tile roof. Brick modillion eaves cornice.
Red brick bands between storeys. Two windows, red brick rusticated
architrave, double hung sashes with glazing bars. Red brick rusticated
quoins. Stone plinth. Two small shop windows, modern glass in bolection
moulded architrave. Plain double doors.
Nos. 2 and 4 and Barley Mow P.H. Lombard Street form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4969197037
268
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(East Side)
SU 4997 1/411 19.1.51 No. 4.
II GV
2.
Early C19. Three storeys. Brick. Wood eaves cornice to tile roof.
Three windows, flat arches, brick flat arches. Ground floor - to
left, small shop front, Doric pilasters. Two fielded door, rectangular
fanlight, wood hood on carved brackets. To right, one window, stone
flat arch with keystone, double hung sash with glazing bars. Brick plinth.
Nos 2 and 4 and Barley Mow P.H. Lombard Street form a group
Listing NGR: SU4969996909
269
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(East Side)
SU 4996 1/256 19.1.51 Nos. 48 and 50
II
2.
One building. Three storeys, Originally C17, timber framed with overhang
of two upper storeys. Rough rendered and rendered. Tile roof. Rendered
plinth One flush framed casement window to No. 48, glazing bars. Four
panel door, reeded architrave with roundels. Hood on consoles. Three
windows on first floor, flush moulded frames, double hung sashes with
glazing bars. No.50 has a flat carriage entrance. One window, flush
frame, double hung sash with glazing bars. Four panel door.
Listing NGR: SU4967996911
270
of
2228
1.
752 WEST ST HELEN STREET
(East Side)
SU 4996 1/257 Nos. 60 to 64 (even)
II
2.
One building. Early C19. Rendered. Tile roof. Plinth. Three storeys.
Three windows, moulded flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars,
panel with tabs supports a cornice. The centre window on the first floor
and ground floor has tabs missing and the window to the right on the ground
floor is irregularly placed and has no panel. Two cellar openings, flat
arches. Doorway to Nos 60 and 62 is one composition,with three carved
pilasters and a flat hood on brackets. Doorway to No. 64 is similar, but
set lower. Red brick to side of building.
Listing NGR: SU4968496881
271
of
2228
The following building shall be included:
5354 WEST ST.HELEN STREET
(West Side)
SU 4996 1/408 No 23
GV II
House, now shop and flat. Probably late C16 altered and extended late C18/early
C19 and C20. Timber-frame with rendered and colourwashed brick infill and
plain-tile roof with brick rear ridge and lateral stacks. 2 storeys. 2-window
range of 12-pane sashes. On ground floor are 2 C20 shop windows, central glazed
door and 4-panel door to right. 2 later timber-framed wings to rear, one with
tripartite sash and fragment of framing visible. Interior reported as retaining
timber framing in 2 bays to original front range including jowled posts, tie-
beam trusses with arched braces and curved wind braces. Some original purlins
and rafters probably also remain.
Listing NGR: SU4965396960
272
of
2228
1.
752 WINDSMORE LANE
SU 4996 1/276 No. 7
II GV
2.
Probably C18 origin, but refronted later in brick. Rendered to side.
Tile roof. One storey and attics. Two dormers, gabled, rendered,
modern casements. Two windows, casements with glazing bars in wood
architrave, small cornice. Two steps to two plain doors. Rubble to
rear with brick dentil cornice.
Nos. 7 to 23 (odd) form a group
Listing NGR: SU4956096971
273
of
2228
1.
752 WINSMORE LANE
Malthouse Yard
SU 4996 1/279 Nos 1 and 2
II
2.
Two cottages, one building. Probably C18 origin.Gable end to Winsmore
Lane. One storey and attics. Tile roof. White painted rendering on rubble.
Four gabled dormers break eaves, casements with glazing bars. Two windows
each on ground floor, flat arched casements, with glazing bars in segmental
brick rusticated architrave. Similar doorway. Central carriage entrance
with double doors.
Listing NGR: SU4956496923
274
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY
SU 4997 1/159 19.1.51 The Long Gallery
I
2.
Dates from circa 1500. Two storeys. Timber framed on rubble base on
north elevation, with rubble wall of two storeys on the south. Brickwork
partly renewed. Straight headed windows, Open gallery walk on north.
Formerly part of the administrative offices of the Abbey.
Listing NGR: SU4999297036
275
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY
SU 4997 1/159A 19.1.51 The Checker
I
2.
C13 origin. Square stone building, with buttresses. On ground floor,
a doorway with 2 centred arch and continuous moulding heads to the
undercroft, formerly the abbots wine cellar, which has one octagonal
pier and single chamfered ribs in four bays.
The room above has a doorway with continuous moulding and two Decorated
two-light windows. Triangular lobby with three doorways made when the
room was divided into two in the C14. In the right hand chamber is a
fine C13 fireplace, with a stiff leaf and other leaf capitals and
projecting hood.
Tall chimney with rare top; the vents are three stepped lancets in a
gable. Restored circa 1910. West of the checker is a lower stone
range probably the former Granary, and then a timber framed gable on a
stone base. Roof with two tiers of wind braces. The Checker Hall has
been reformed out of a block of cottages, and is now a theatre with an
apron stage, described under the Unicorn Theatre, Thames Street.
Listing NGR: SU4997497021
276
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY
SU 4997 1/149 19.1.51 Borough Buildings
including Guildhall,
Roysse's School and
Gateway at west end
of Guildhall
II
2.
L-shaped block, east end of west wing of which was on site of chapel
of St John's Hospital. East side modern, modern external staircase
on west side. Old portion includes:-
Guildhall, now used as court room, on ground floor. Partly of C15
origin but panelling recently stripped, columns removed and the
whole restored and modernised. Raised one storey in 1733 to give
room converted to:-
Council Chambers 1759.
Committee Room, C18 with good window.
Roysse's School 1563. Originally part of St John's Hospital.
C16 timber framed, with C17-C18 panelling and later plaster ceiling,
vaulted, divided into panels by flowers and fruit swags. Modern
Armorial stained glass. Repaired 1911. Modern cases at dais end
hold town plate.
Listing NGR: SU4985097066
277
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY
SU 4997 1/148 19.1.51 Abbey Gate
I
2.
Part of Borough buildings, connecting Town Hall with St Nicholas'
Church. Late C15. Vaulting partly renewed and south pair of small
arches are nodern. Original stone newel in south west angle.
Recently, cleaned.
Listing NGR: SU4985097076
278
of
2228
ABINGDON
583/1/10011 CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS
19-JAN-51
I
Church of late Norman and Perpendicular date, restored in 1881 by Edwin Dolby of
Abingdon and London.
MATERIALS: Mainly rubblestone, some ashlar, red tiled roof.
PLAN: Chancel, nave, west tower, and on the north side a shallow C16 chapel and organ
chamber and vestry of 1880-1.
EXTERIOR: Late Norman nave with W front with late Norman doorway with three orders of
shafts flanked by blind arcading. In nave two N lancets and traces of a third; to the
S (where parapet of 1881) two windows in the Decorated style. West tower of c.1470
built within the nave with stair turret on north side. Vestry and organ loft of 1880-
1 against north side of chancel.
INTERIOR: Chancel separated from nave by broad probably C14 chancel arch. Sceened-
off east vestry of 1953. Reset within This is a late C14 carved crucifixion. Late C19
choir stalls. Nave with kingpost roof of 1881. Benches also of 1880-1. Fixtures and
fittings include a pulpit of 1628 reset at the south-east corner of the nave and a
C15 font with broad stem and bowl with quatrefoils. Stubby C16 chapel on north side
of east end of nave with reset memorial of 1684 to John and Jane Blacknall (both
d.1625), and late C19 stalls and wallpaintings. Exceptionally tall and narrow tower
arch with reset Creed and Lord's Prayer boards.
HISTORY: The church was apparently founded as a chapel for lay servants of Abingdon
Abbey c.1170 to one side of the main gateway into the precinct. The south wall and
chancel were rebuilt following a furious attack on the abbey by the townsfolk in
1327. The church saw considerable enrichment (new windows and tower) in the C14 and
C15. There was an extensive restoration, notably of the interior, in 1880-1 under
Edwin Dolby of Abingdon and London. Works at that time included demolishing the Two
Brewers public house which had stood against the north side of the church; replacing
the nave roof; replastering the walls; replacing the floors; re-opening blocked
windows; building a vestry and organ chamber. After a fire in the chancel in 1953
there was some reordering of the east end of the church.
SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE:
The church of St. Nicholas is a complex and architecturally interesting church of the
C12 and later whose history was intimately bound up with that of Abingdon Abbey. It
stands in a prominent town-centre position in central Abingdon facing the Market
Square and its Grade I-listed Town Hall and abutting the gateway which formerly gave
access to the abbey precinct. While the core of the building is of the late C12
279
of
2228
extensive improvement programmes were undertaken in the C14 and C15. It has good
collections of fixtures and fittings and of monuments. Overall of outstanding special
interest.
SOURCES: N. Pevsner, Berkshire (1966), 53-4; J. Sherwood, A Guide to the Churches of
Oxfordshire (1989), 15; R.M. C. Barnes, The 1880 Restoration of St. Nicolas',
Abingdon (1985) [leaflet]
280
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY GARDENS
SU 4997 1/351 Fragments of Monastic
buildings in Abbey
Gardens
II
2.
Salvaged architectural fragments of the Abbey. Two window heads,
one late C13, the other Decorated style. An artificial ruin with
three bay arcades running north to south, piers and arches similar
to those in St Helen's Church and large east and west window frames.
Listing NGR: SU5000097098
281
of
2228
1.
752 ABBEY GARDENS
SU 4997 1/352 Statue of Queen
Victoria
II
2.
Jubilee statue dated 1887, bronze, on plinth of three steps.
Listing NGR: SU4999797151
282
of
2228
1.
752 ALBERT PARK
SU 4997 1/356 Monument to Prince
Albert
II
2.
By John Gibbs of Oxford. Dated 1864. Statue of Prince Albert in
Elizabethan costume carrying a scroll, on a hexagonal ashlar column
carved with shields and flowers in medallions, flanked by four sandstone
columns, foliated capitals, supported lions with shields, the whole of a
plinth with frieze and cornice with carved medallions of the Queen's head
and the royal monogram. Four steps.
Listing NGR: SU4907597407
283
of
2228
1.
752 THE BRIDGE
SU 5096 1/164 19.1.51 Abingdon or Burford
SU 4996 1/164 Bridge
II GV
2.
This is the North part of Maud Hales Bridge (listed in Bullingdon R.D.)
C15. Rubble and ashlar. Altered 1790 and 1830, and the south part
largely rebuilt 1928. A.M.
(See "Oxoniensia" II (1937) pp134-140; Jervoise E, "Ancient Bridges of
the south of England" (1930) pp6-7; VCH Berks IV, pp435-436).
Abingdon Bridge, The Nags tread P.H. and Salter's Cafe form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4995296870
284
of
2228
1.
752 THE BRIDGE
SU 4996 1/166 The Nags Head Public House
II GV
2.
C18 origin. Timber framed. Rough rendered. Two storeys and attics.
Tile roof, one gabled dormer, casement. Plinth. Five windows, flush
frames, modern glazing bars. Three window section to the left with six
panel door, four light rectangular fanlight, gabled modern tiled hood
with half timbered ornament, on brackets. To right, plain six panel
door. Iron bracket with modern sign. Left side is painted rubble,
brick rusticated quoin and band between storeys. Chimney at quoin.
Abingdon Bridge, The Nags Head P.H. and Salter's Cafe form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4993896895
285
of
2228
1.
752 THE BRIDGE
SU 4996 1/165 Salter's Cafe
(Abingdon Bridge
Restaurant)
II GV
2.
Early C19 stucco rendered front on an C18 house. Mansard roof, half-
hipped to road. Irregular rear elevation. Bridge elevation three
storeys. One modern window to each storey, flat arch, tile cill.
Carved wood "Tudor" door, small wood hood. Ground floor window in
recessed reveals. Rusticated quoin to left. One storey modern brick
linking section to "The Nags Head".
Salter's Cafe, The Nag's Head P.H. and Abingdon Bridge form a group.
Listing NGR: SU4995196886
286
of
2228
APPLEFORD B4016
SU5293
10/1 Road bridge over railway track
- II
Road bridge. Circa 1840. Probably from a design by I.K. Brunel. Brick. Basket
archway, plain parapet.
Listing NGR: SU5252793724
287
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU59SW (North side)
4/2 Church of St. Peter and St.
09/02/66 Paul
GV II
Church. Romanesque origins; C13 chancel; nave rebuilt by Ewan Christian c.1880;
tower by W. Sillbee Scott c.1885. Squared stone in random courses, with ashlar
stone dressings; C19. plain-tile roofs to nave and chancel; stone spire to tower.
4-bay nave, 2-bay chancel and west tower plan. Early,C20 porch to right of
centre of nave; having coursed squared stone plinth, with timber-framed upper
portion; gabled plain-tile roof. Double plank doors to 4-centred archway. Plank
inner door to round-arched doorway. C19 round-headed lancet to left of centre of
nave. C19 cusped lancet to left. C19 two-light Perpendicular tracery window to
right of nave with possibly re-sited hood-mould. Blocked 2-centred arched
doorway to left of centre of chancel. Single-light stone transomed window to
left of chancel with bottom light blocked. C15 paired lancet to right. Single
lancet to east end of chancel. Rear: blocked round-arched doorway to left of
centre of nave, having moulded imposts. C19 two-light Reticulated tracery
windows to left of nave, and to right of centre. C19 cusped lancet to right.
Vestry forms cat-slide addition to chancel at left with plank door to left and
lancet to left return. 3stage west tower with spire, angle buttresses. Cusped
lancets to each side of first and second stages. 2-light louvred Geometrical
tracery openings to third stage. Square spire with half-hipped lucarnes with
Geometrical tracery openings. Interior not inspected but reputed to have early
C18 altar rail.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: l975, p65) '
Listing NGR: SU5304093703
288
of
2228
APFLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (North side)
10/3 Manor Farahouse and attached
brewhDuse range
GV II
Farmhouse. Circa 1600, two-unit range, now forming cross-wing to left: addition
of circa l650 to end at rear; c.1840 main range. Red brick with flared headers
in Flemish bond, having fragments of large timber-framing with brick infill to
end if cross-wing to left; complex old plain-tile roof; various brick stacks.
Complex plan, originally 2-unit plan, with later additions. 2-storey, 2-bay main
range with 2-storey, cross-wing to left. 6-panel door to right with flat hood on
brackets. Irregular fenestration, having unhorned sashes with glazing bars to
main range, and casements to cross-wing. Interior: early C18 dog-leg staircase
with Flood baluster balustrade and moulded wood handrail to rear of cross-wing.
Cl9 winder staircase at junction of main fringe to cross-wing. Queen-post roofs
to original range and to c,1650 addition. Subsidiary brewhouse range, part now
forming utility rooms to farmhouse. Circa 1700, with mid C18 addition to front
right, possibly incorporating earlier structure. Uncoursed stone rubble with
brick dressings to main range; grey brick with red brick dressings; old
plain-tile roof. L-shaped plan. Single-storey-and-attic 2-bay range. C20
fenestration to main range. Interior: Queen-post roof to mid C18 addition, and
large open fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU5290693717
289
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (North side)
10/4 Cob wall approx. 5m S of Manor
Farmhouse
GV II
Wall. C18. Cob, with thatch coping. Approximately 2 metres high and 30 metres
long. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5290293706
290
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (North side)
10/5 Sheltershed approx. 40m ESE of
Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Sheltershed. Probably C18. Stone coursed-rubble rear wall; timber-framed: thatch
half-hipped roof. 3-bay range. 3 openings to front. Interior: queen-strut roof,
with some replaced timber. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5295493701
291
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (North side)
10/6 The Thatched Cottage and
attached cob wall
GV II
House. C17 with later alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; small
timber-framing with rendered infill; painted brick to left end; thatch roof; old
plain-tile half-hipped roof to left end; brick ridge stack to right of centre,
brick internal stack to rear left. Single storey and attic; 3-window range at
right angles to street. 9-panel C18 door to right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. swept dormers, to left and centre. interior: C17
winder staircase to right at rear. C20 straight-flight staircase to left at
rear. Queen-post roof with wind-braces. Open fireplaces to ground floor centre
and right rooms. Chamfered spine beam to ground floor centre, with ogee end
stops. Some C17 plank doors with original door furniture. Attached, probably
C18, cob wall to rear, along Church Street, Cob, with thatch coping,
Approximately 40 metres long, and 2 metres high.
Listing NGR: SU5289293682
292
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (North side)
10/7 Nos,3 and 4 Manor Farm
Cottages
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings, C17, with C20 alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble
plinth; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond to ground floor, and to
first floor left: render, probably on timber-framing to first floor centre and
right; old plain-tile roof with some C20 plain-tile patching, half-hipped to
left: ridge stack to left of centre, massive end stack to right with 2
diagonally-set brick flues. Probably originally 3-unit lobby-entry plan with
Cross-wing to rear right. 2-storey, 4-window range. Plank door to left of centre
With C20 open porch having hipped plain-tile roof. Two 3-light C20 casements to
ground and first floors centre and right. C20 two-light casements to ground and
first floors left, and to first floor left of centre, Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5283793670
293
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (North side)
10/8 Barn approx. 40m NNE of Nos.3
07/12/87 and 4 Manor Farm Cottages
GV II
Barn. Probably mid C18. Red brick plinth; close-studded timber-framing with
weatherboarding; corrugated iron roof: old plain-tile hipped roof to midstrey,
5-bay barn. Central midstrey, doors missing. Lean-to additions to left and
right. Curved principal roof. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5282893738
294
of
2228
APPLEFORD CHURCH STREET
SU5293 (South side)
10/9 Holywell Cottage
GV II
House. Probably late C16 with later alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth
to left; red brick to ground floor; small timber-framing with arched bracing to
first floor, having brick infill, some in herring-bone infill; old plain-tile
roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window
range with single bay of single storey and attic to right. C20 door to right bay
with C20 gabled open porch. 3-light casements with leaded lights to all openings
except 2-light casement with leaded lights to ground floor right. Interior not
inspected
Listing NGR: SU5281293651
295
of
2228
APPLEFORD MAIN ROAD
SU5293 (West side)
10/10 Elm Hayes
- II
House. C17. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; painted brick to ground floor right,
large timber framing, with some replacement timber to ground floor left and to
attic: thatch roof; brick ridge stack to centre. Single storey and attic;
3-window range at right-angles to street. C20 plank door to C20 porch to centre,
C20 metal casements to ground floor. Swept dormer to right of centre. Rear: wood
mullion windows to ground floor with diagonally-leaded lights. Brick end to
road. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5263093494
296
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON BADSWELL LANE
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/1 No.22
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.22 (The
Post Office)
GV II
House. Dated 1690. Roughcast front with rendered strips over uncoursed limestone
rubble. Gabled old tile roof; brick symmetrical end stacks, rebuilt in C20 and
late C19 brick. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range.
Central C19 four-panelled door in heavy pegged frame: pediment hood set on
octagonal oak posts has pargetted front with date 16 TS1 90 and grapevine
decoration. Early C19 horizontal-sliding sashes: late C17 wood-mullioned cross
windows on first floor have late C19 casements. Gabled roof dormer with 2-light
leaded casement. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. A fine
dated example of an early nearly symmetrical frontage, and a very rare pargetted
porch.
Listing NGR: SP4421301666
297
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON BADSWELL LANE
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/2 No.24 (Badgewell)
GV II
House. Dated 1706 over door. Colourwashed limestone rubble gabled C20 tile
roof; stone ridge stack. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys. 3-window range.
Timber lintel over C20 door with C20 porch: plaster panel over door reads (?
initials)/1706. Timber lintels over C20 windows and small C20 light over porch.
Mid C20 extensions and porch to left side and rear. Interior: open fireplaces,
chamfered and ogee-stopped beams and joists: plainer run-out stops to left.
Winder stairs to attic, which has 3-bay collar-truss roof with cambered collars
and butt purlins. A late dated example of a traditional lobby-entrance house.
Listing NGR: SP4419701671
298
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON BADSWELL LANE
SP4401 (South side)
Appleton
9/3 No.9 (Apple Tree Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C17. Timber-framed with angle braces, of 2 panels deep, on rendered
plinth. Gabled and half-hipped old tile roof; left end stack of stone finished
in brick. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 door and casements. C18
two-light leaded casement to rear. Interior: large living room/kitchen to left
has quartered and chamfered ogee-stopped beams, and spice-cupboard door
adjoining open fireplace with chamfered bressumer and bread oven. Transverse
beam to right originally had morticed partition dividing off service room to
right. First floor has 3-bay queen-post roof with windbraces, still open to
collar in 2 rooms to left.
Listing NGR: SP4419501624
299
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON CHURCH ROAD
SP4401 (East side)
Appleton
9/4 Church of St. Lawrence
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. Late C12: late C13 tower remodelled in C15: remodelled and north aisle
built in early C17: later C17, early C18 alterations and restored 1883. Coursed
limestone rubble, ashlar dressings: stone slate hanging to east gable wall of
nave. Gabled M-shaped roofs, of stone slates over chancel, and Welsh slate and
C20 tiles over nave. Chancel, aisled nave and west tower. Double-gabled east
wall has 3-light window of 1883 to left of early C17 leaded and partially
blocked chamfered stone-mullioned window. Similar early C17 window to north
wall: south wall has late C13 pointed and chamfered arched priest's doorway
adjoining late C15/early C16 two-light stone-mullioned window with
casement-moulded architrave. Nave: early C17 three-light chamfered
stone-mullioned windows flank plain early C17 north porch with fine studded
double-leaf doors. Early C17 stone-coped south porch has crocketed niche above
similar doors: medieval stoup adjoins late C12 round-headed chamfered doorway:
porch flanked by C15 two-light cinquefoil-headed window, and late C13 two-light
window with late C19 mullion and head. 3-stage west tower: late C13 two-light
Y-tracery window above C15 doorway with C17 studded doors: C15 one- and 2-light
cinquefoil-headed windows and crenellated parapet: slit lights to south
stair-turret. Late C19 louvred south bell turret. Interior: chancel has
quarry-tile floor with late C18 memorial tablets, memorial tablet to Robert
Aldworth, c.1698, and a "memento mori" brass to John Goudrington, d.1518, which
depicts a shrouded copse. Fine wall monument to Sir John Fettiplace, d.1593:
recumbent effigy with strapwork back-panel, set in architectural frame with
Corinthian columns and obelisks with heraldic achievment surmounting
entablature. Early C18 communion rail and 4-bay wainscotted arcade enclosing
earlier columns (V.C.H.) to north chapel. North chapel has C18 ledger stones,
wall tablet to Robert Southeby, d.1717, and fine memorial by Robert Blore to
firs. Anne Southeby, d.1808, her daughter and infant son. Early C19 chamber
organ. Chancel arch built 1873. Nave: late C19 pulpit and fittings, early C19
wall tablets, and C18 pew next to tub-shaped font set on late C12 base with
spiral decoration including beaded bands. Late C13 archway to west tower. Fine
4-bay late C12 Transitional arcade has chamfered pointed arches set on round
piers with square abaci: capitals, from east, have trumpet scallops, stiff-leaf,
beaded interlacing bands with stiff-leaf volutes, and flat-leaf to west. Painted
inscription on east intrados commemorates gift by Sir Richard Fettiplace. 3
panes of C15 armorial stained glass in north aisle window.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.65; V.C.H.: Berkshire, pp.339-40; B.F.L.
Clarke and H.M. Colvin, "The Rebuilding and Repair of Berkshire Churches during
the Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries", Berkshire Archaeological
300
of
2228
Journal, Vol.53, 11952-5), pp.69-70).
Listing NGR: SP4439401545
301
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON CHURCH ROAD
SP4401 (East side)
Appleton
9/5 2 chest tombs approx. 1m. and
2.5m. W of N porch of Church
of St. Lawrence
GV II
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Rectangular shape, splayed at corners with
low-relief reeding. Oval inscription panels have acanthus sprays with traces of
original colouring in spandrels. Memorial to Elizabeth Nalder, d.1825, James
Hall, d.1813, James Naiper, d.1808. Late C18 chest tomb approx. 1m. west of
north porch: of limestone with simply-moulded plinth and cornice: memorial to
John Nalder, d.1773, and his wife Mary, d.1809.
Listing NGR: SP4438301553
302
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON
SP40SW
2/8 No.18
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C17, late C17 bay to left. Coursed and uncoursed
limestone rubble with squared quoins to right; gabled stone slate roofs; early
C17 end stack, now central ridge stack, of stone finished in brick. one-
extended to 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Renewed timber lintels over
C20 door and windows. Right gable wall has C17 four-light ovolo-moulded
wood-mullioned window. C18/early C19 service bay to rear right of similar
materials: mid C20 extension to rear. Interior: rough chamfered beam to left,
stop-chamfered beam to right. First floor and attic not inspected but likely to
be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4469903208
303
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON
SP40SW
2/9 No.7 (Hunter's Moon)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18, possibly with earlier origins. Coursed limestone
rubble, brick quoins and dressings; gabled old tile roof; brick symmetrical end
stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. C20 porch and doors.
Cambered gauged brick ground-floor arches, and flat brick arches with timber
lintels above are over C20 two-light casements. Raised brick storey band: two
C20 roof dormers. C20 porch to rear. Interior: room to right has timber-framed
partition, chamfered ogee-stopped beam and chamfered roll-stopped bressumer with
inscribed date 1649. Central C19 stairs, 5-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SP4480503242
304
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON
SP40SN
2/10 Nos.17 and 19
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and
dressings; gabled old tile roof; symmetrical end stacks of brick and stone
finished in brick. L-plan with rear right wing. Two storeys and attic;
symmetrical 5-window range. C20 timber lintel over late C19 plank door with
overlight. Cambered brick arches over C20 casements flanking door: flat brick
arches over similar first-floor casements with brick aprons. Raised storey band:
dentilled brick eaves. Three C20 gabled roof dormers. Rear wing of one storey
and attic, with stone ridge stack. Interior: No.17 to front has 4-panelled
doors, chamfered and roll-stopped beam and ovolo-moulded jambs to open fireplace
to left. Mlid C18 cupboards flank ground- and first-floor fireplace to right.
Attic has old plank doors and collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SP4463403175
305
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON
SP40SW
2/11 Barn approx. 20m. S of No.17
GV II
Barn. Mid C18. Weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone plinth: right
gable wall of Flemish bond brick with flared headers; gabled corrugated asbestos
roof. Central plank doors. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof with clasped
purlins and windbraces. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4462803150
306
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (East side)
Appleton
9/12 The Thatched Tavern Public
House
GV II
House, now public house. C17, remodelled in C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble,
mainly colourwashed: stuccoed rear gable wall of rear wing. Gabled and
half-hipped tile roof; brick ridge stack. 3-unit plan. One storey and attic;
3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door to left, and C20 casements: C20
gabled dormer casements. Later C18 rear wing of one storey and attic; one-bay
range: right side wall has C20 door adjoining blocked doorway. Interior:
chamfered beans, and stop-chamfered beam to right. Winder stairs to front of
stepped stack. Closed timber truss to right.
Listing NGR: SP4437101734
307
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (East side)
Appleton
9/13 Appleton Manor
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.16
(Appleton Manor House)
including barn)
GV II*
Manor house, now house. c.1190-1200, of which the screens and parlour end to
right survive: late C16 porch, early C17 extension to left: remodelled and
extended to rear by Detmar Blow and Billerus for Mrs. Timpson, in 1924.
Uncoursed limestone rubble, ashlar dressings, with slate hanging at top of
gabled right bay; jettied and timber-framed first floor of porch has close
studding. Gabled stone slate roof; stone ridge and internal stacks. Late C12
plan form unclear: remodelled as L-plan in Arts and Crafts style with rear left
wing in 1924. 2 storeys and attic; 6-window range, includes gabled fronts of
right outer bay, central bay and gabled porch right of centre. Very fine late
C12 doorway has deep-moulded arch set on 3 orders of colonettes with stiff-leaf
capitals. Porch in front has early C19 nine-panelled door, with dolphin knocker,
set in moulded wood architrave: jettied first floor of late C16 porch has
wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded canted bay window supported on brackets carved in
low relief. Early C20 canted bay window with stone-mullioned lights in central
bay to left. 2-window range to left has timber lintels over central C20 door,
with early C20 casement to right: late C16/C17 two-light ovolo-moulded
cross-window to left, and similar 2-light windows above which include reused
late C16/C17 mullions to right. Late C12 roll-moulded arris to rear right corner
of parlour. Side walls and rear remodelled by Blow and Billerus, who added
similar canted bay windows and hipped roof dormers. Interior: the hall entered
through the main doorway has 2 late C12 chamfered round-arched service doorways
to the left, with roll-moulded hood moulds and a small carved head in between.
Room to right divided from hall by late C16 inserted stack: chamfered bressumer
over open fireplace with re-used roll-moulded jambs, and late C16 panelling. 2
fireplaces with chamfered bressuners to left. First floor: late C16 moulded
stone fireplace to right. Porch has stop-chamfered beams, and close-studded left
side wall with blocked 2-light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned windows: C17 room to
left of porch has stop-chamfered beam and chamfered bressumer over fireplace.
Other interior features are by Blow and Billerus: these include some reused
early C18 panelling, doors, fireplaces and a late C17-style staircase which has
thick turned balusters and newel posts finished with roughly rounded blocks. The
late C12 part of the house makes Appleton Manor one of the oldest surviving
inhabited manor houses in Britain: "an amazing survival". (Pevsner). The late
C12 hall is defined by the roll-moulded arris to the outer wall and the
magnificent entrance and 2 service doorways at the other end. Appleton Manor was
purchased by Sir John Fettiplace in 1580 - see Church of St. Lawrence (q.v.) -
308
of
2228
and in 1634 by Speaker Lenthall of Burford, who restored the Church at
Besselsleigh (q.v.).
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.65-6; Arthur Oswald, "Appleton Manor",
Country Life, 11th June 1929, pp.670-00; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.335; M.
Wood, The English Medieval House, 1965, pp.124 and 539; 1820 drawings by Buckler
in Bodleian Library, MS Top. Berks C.49, No.24 and Ms Top.gen.a.ll, fol.2, No.5)
Listing NGR: SP4436801510
309
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (East side)
Appleton
9/14 Barn with gatehouse and
06/08/52 attached walls approx. 85m NW
of Appleton Manor
(Formerly listed as No.16
(Appleton Manor House)
including barn)
GV II
Barn and gatehouse, now store. Late C16/early C17. Barn: C20 weatherboarding
over timber framing on limestone plinth: 4 square panels to each bay; square
timber framing with brick infill to rear. Gabled Marseilles tile roof. Plank
doors in outer bays, C20 to left and C18 with old strap hinges to right. Outshut
of limestone rubble to rear. Interior: 5-bay collar-truss roof with windbraces,
butt purlins and braced posts. Gatehouse to left: 2 storeys; one bay of similar
materials with gabled old tile roof and through-entry. Subsidiary features: C18
walls attached to right of barn enclose kitchen garden. Limestone rubble wall
with brick courses at top carried c.90m. along Church Road and then returned to
meet a plainer limestone rubble wall which is returned to the barn, thus
enclosing kitchen garden.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.66).
Listing NGR: SP4430701578
310
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (West side)
Appleton
9/15 No.55 (Yew Tree Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C18, remodelled mid C20. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled old
tile roof; brick end stack. 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window
first-floor range. Timber lintels over three C20 windows, including blocked door
left of centre, and canted bay window to right. C19 two-light dormer casements.
Two late C18/early C19 wings to rear of similar materials with 6-pane sashes and
C20 porch. Interior and rear not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4432701727
311
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (West side)
Appleton
9/16 No.51 (May Tree Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C17. Timber-framed with angle braces, of 2 square panels deep, on
limestone rubble plinth. Gabled thatch roof; stone left end stack. 3-unit plan.
One storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 door and windows: C19 three-light
dormer casements. Later outshut of limestone rubble to rear. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4428801762
312
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (West side)
Appleton
9/17 Nos.41 (Richard Hassel
Cottage), No.43 (John Southeby
Cottage), No.45 (Robert West
Cottage)
GV II
Cottage, now 3 dwellings. C17, mid C18 bay added to right. Uncoursed limestone
rubble; half-hipped thatch roof; ridge stack (end of C17 building) of stone
finished in brick. 4- extended to 5-unit plan. 2 storeys, right bay of one
storey and attic. 5-window range of scattered fenestration. Timber lintels over
three C20 plank doors and C20 windows including central blocked door: C18
two-light leaded casements to top left and bottom right. Mid C18 bay has C19
two-light and C18 two-light leaded dormer casements above segmental brick arch
over C18 three-light leaded casement with brick apron. Interior: cased beams,
but only partially inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4428101692
313
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (West side)
Appleton
9/18
Manor Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18: mid C19 extension. Coursed limestone rubble;
gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack, rebuilt in mid Cl9; brick lateral stack
to mid C19 wing. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range, with
central mid C19 wing. Right bay has horned mid C19 sash, and timber lintels over
C20 door with porch and mid C19 four-light casement: left bay has stop-chamfered
timber lintel over horned sash and mid C19 three-light casement: gabled front of
mid C19 wing has segmental stone arches over 6-pane sashes. One-storey service
range to right: of limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof, C18 plank door to
rear and mid C19 brick bay to right. Interior: C19 panelled doors. Cased beams.
Quarter-turn stairs in front of stack. Two C18 collar trusses flank stack.
Queen-post truss in service range.
Listing NGR: SP4421501594
314
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP440l (West side)
Appleton
9/19 No.13
- II
House. Early C18 (c.1720-30). Flemish bond brick with flared headers; gabled old
tile roof; brick end stack. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window
range. Pediment hood with carved brackets over central C20 glazed door.
Elliptical arches with keystones over C19 three-light casements, and similar
segmental arch over small blind window above door. Raised storey band; moulded
wood cornice. Two gable roof dormers with C19 two-light casements. Outshut to
rear enlarged in C19. An unusual Georgian vernacular elevation. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4425801489
315
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON ROAD
SP4401 (West side)
Appleton
9/20 Granary approx. 12m. NW of
No.3 (not included)
GV II
Granary, now outhouse. Early C18. Weatherboarding over close-studded timber
frame of light scantling, above high limestone plinth; pyramidal old tile roof.
2 storeys. One-bay range. Timber lintel over entry to ground-floor store, and
first-floor side-entry to granary. Interior: exposed timber framing, with
notches cut on posts which marked the amount of grain stored. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SP4417501428
316
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON LANE
SP40SW (South side)
Appleton
2/33 No.131 (Millway)
- II
House. Early/mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick gable
end stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Central C20 door and porch.
Timber lintels over C20 windows, and C19 first-floor casements. C20 extensions
to sides. Interior: remodelled in C20.
Listing NGR: SP4345000648
317
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/21 Appleton House and attached
09/02/66 wall
(Formerly listed as 2,
Netherton Road (The Rectory)
GV II
Rectory, now house. Early C18: front altered mid C19. Coursed limestone rubble:
roughcast front. Gabled stone slate roof; symmetrical end stacks of stone ashlar
each finished in 3 brick flues. L-plan, with rear right wings. 2 storeys and
attic; symmetrical 3-window range. Central doorway has C20 French windows. Mid
C19 sashes. Moulded wood cornice. Two hipped roof dormers. One-storey range
along rear left wall of chequer brick with gabled stone slate roof and brick end
stack: rear wall is of header bond grey brick with red brick vertical strips,
dressings and gauged brick flat arches over two late C18 six-pane sashes.
2-storey stair-turret to rear has early C18 six-pane sashes with thick glazing
bars and reset early C18 segmental-pedimented doorcase. Two rear wings, parallel
to each other, of similar materials: wing of one storey and attic to left has
6-light leaded casement: wing to right of 2 storeys; 3-window range has 8-pane
sash and four 3-light leaded casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be
of interest. Subsidiary features: tall wall of coursed limestone rubble with
flat brick coping. Encloses front lawn, curving round front to meet straight
wall which runs back to rear of house.
Listing NGR: SP4414001398
318
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/22 Barn, stable and attached wall
S approx. 25m NE of Appleton
House
GV II
Barn, now store and garage. Early C18. C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on
limestone rubble plinth. Gabled thatch roof. 3-bay plan with central threshing
floor. C20 double doors. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins,
and braced posts with moulded soffits to jowls. Subsidiary features: remodelled
stone stable to right is attached to high wall of limestone rubble with flat
brick coping, which extends for 17m. to gateway adjoining similar wall attached
to Appleton House (q.v.). Similar wall approx. 5m. long attached to outbuilding
approximately 40 metres north of Appleton House (q.v.), to right. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SP4415701426
319
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/23 outbuilding approx. 40m. N of
Appleton House
GV II
Outbuilding. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; pyramidal old tile roof. One
storey; one-bay range. Segmental brick arches over opposing doors in front and
rear walls, with brick ventilation slit to front. Originally connected by a
stone wall to another similar building to the north-east (q.v.). These buildings
may have functioned as looseboxes for animals, or possibly as twin gazebos.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4414201440
320
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/24 Outbuilding approx. 15m. N of
Appleton House
GV II
Outbuilding. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; pyramidal old tile roof. One
storey; one-bay range. Segmental brick arches over C20 two-light window to front
and blocked door to rear: brick ventilation slit to front. Originally connected
by a stone wall to another similar building to the south-east (q.v.). These
buildings may have functioned as looseboxes for animals, or possibly as twin
gazebos. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4412701417
321
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/25 No.8 (Pond Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile
roof; stone gable end external stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Chamfered timber lintels over central early C19 six-panelled door with flat
hood, 4-light leaded ground-floor casements and 3- flanking 2-light leaded
first-floor casements. C20 rear range. Interior not inspected but noted as
having chamfered beams and open fireplace.
Listing NGR: SP4415001357
322
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/26 No.14
GV II
House. Late C17. Light timber framing of 3 square panels deep, on limestone
rubble plinth; hipped thatch roof; brick stacks at ends of ridge. 2-unit plan
with flanking outshuts under same roof. One storey and attic; 2-window range.
C20 door to left of centre. C19 two- and 3-light casements. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4408101305
323
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/27 No.16
GV II
Small house. Late Cl7/early C18. Colourwashed limestone rubble; colourwashed
light timber framing with brick infill at top of right gable. Gabled thatch
roof; brick end stack. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber
lintel over plank door set in moulded wood architrave. Timber lintels over C19
two-light casement to left, and C20 window to right. C20 extension to left.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4407801302
324
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (North side)
Appleton
9/28 Barn and stable approx. 15m.
SW of South Lawn (not
included)
GV II
Barn, now store. Late C17/early C18. C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on
limestone plinth: 4 square panels of timber framing between each truss. Gabled
old tile roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Gabled porch with stone
slate roof and C20 double doors. Interior: collar-truss roof with butt purlins
and braced posts. Stable, now garage, to left, of uncoursed limestone rubble
with gabled thatch roof: through-entry to left is blocked at front: inserted
garage doors to rear: collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SP4402401282
325
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (South side)
Appleton
9/29 Dovecote approx. 3m. SE of The
Close (not included)
GV II
Dovecote, now utility room. C17. Timber-framed with brick infill on limestone
rubble plinth: front wall has light close studding. C20 weatherboarding to side
walls and roughcast rear wall. Gabled stone slate roof. 2 storeys; one bay. C20
door and C18 three-light casement in right side wall: roof surmounted by timber
glover. Interior: first floor has wood nesting boxes to all walls, and original
purlins and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SP4414201280
326
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (South side)
Appleton
9/30 Barn approx. 30m. SWW of The
Close (not included)
GV II
Barn and stable. C17, Old lapped oak weatherboarding over timber frame on
limestone rubble plinth; gabled thatch roof. 5-bay plan with stable to left of
4-bay barn. Old plank double doors to threshing floor: C17 plank door with
Norfolk latch to stable. Plank loft door with old strap hinges in left gable.
Interior: weatherboard partition to stable, which has oak stall and manger for 2
horses, and cobbled floor. 5-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins, and
arch-braced posts and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SP4409601287
327
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (South side)
Appleton
9/31 Building, formerly cottage,
approx. 20m. N of No.9 (The
Rectory) (not included)
GV II
Small house, now store. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; thatch roof, with
iron sheeting to part of rear, is hipped to right and gabled with brick end
stack to left. 2-unit plan. One-storey, 2-window range. Timber lintels over
blocked door and flanking C20 three-light casements: C17 three-light
wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded half-dormer window. Rear: segmental brick arch over
doorway to left of inserted garage doors. Interior: left room has cased beams,
winder stairs adjoining fireplace and queen-post truss set on timber-framed
partition, with wattle and daub infill. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4406701259
328
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON NETHERTON ROAD
SP4401 (South side)
Appleton
9/32 Charity Farm House
GV II
House. Early C17. Timber framing of 2 panels deep on high limestone rubble
plinth: square panels of heavy scantling with colourwashed brick infill and
thinner horizontal rails: left gable wall of colourwashed brick. Gabled thatch
roof; brick end stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range of scattered
fenestration. Late C19 four-panelled half-glazed door: C20 timber porch. Timber
lintels over C19 three-light casements. C20 extension to right. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4404501246
329
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON OAKESMERE
SP4401 (West side)
Appleton
9/34 The Three Horseshoes Public
House
- II
House, now public house. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete
tile roof; ridge stack of stone finished in brick. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2
storeys. 2-window range. Timber lintel over C18 six-panelled (2 glazed) door:
C20 porch.Timber lintels over C19 three-light casements. C20 wing to right.
Interior: room to right has fine open fireplace with chamfered bressumer
Chamfered ogee-stopped beams. First floor not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SP4428401231
330
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON OLD ENGLAND'S LANE
SP4401 Appleton
9/35 Tudor Cottage
- II
House. C17. Timber-framed, of 3 panels wide and 2 deep, on limestone rubble
plinth. Gabled thatch roof; stone external stack mainly rebuilt in brick c.1962.
One-unit plan. One storey and attic; one-bay range. C20 window, and brick porch
of c.1962 to original entry on left. One-storey rear extension of c.1962.
Interior: stop-chamfered beam: original purlins and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SP4441901762
331
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON PARK LANE
SP4401 Appleton
9/36 No.2 Woodmore House)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No.2 Park
Lane)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate
roof, artificial stone slates to rear; symmetrical end stacks of stone finished
in brick. 3-unit central staircase plan. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range.
C20 timber lintels over C20 door. C20 stone porch. Timber lintels over flanking
C19 two-light casements: 3- flanking 2-light first-floor casements. Coved wood
cornice. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4428301365
332
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON
SP4OSW
2/6 Manor Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Datestone in left gable wall D/RI/1677. Coursed limestone rubble;
hipped Welsh slate roof; brick end stacks and C20 stack to rear left. with
Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; symmetrical 5-window range. Mid C19 porch with mid
cast-iron columns to half-glazed door with overlight. Flat brick arches over mid
C20 six-pane sashes. Raised storey band; moulded wood cornice. Mid C19 ranges of
similar materials to rear and right: segmental stone arches and ashlar
architraves to sashes and casements, and door to right. Interior: slightly
restored bolection-panelled room to left. Mid C19 stairs: late C17 balustrade at
top of attic stairs remains from the original staircase.
Listing NGR: SP4486403298
333
of
2228
APPLETON WITH EATON EATON
SP40SM
2/7 Hythe Cottage
GV II
House. Early C17 with late C17 extension to left. Originally timber-framed.
Rendered; gabled roof, with old tiles, and stone slate to rear left; large stone
ridge stack, originally end stack of early C17 house. One-unit extended to
3-unit plan. 2 storeys. One- extended to 4-window range. C20 door and windows:
2-light leaded casement to top left. Stair turret-at junction between ranges to
rear. Interior: timber-framed walls throughout. Earl C17 house has chamfered
ground-floor beam and chamfered braced tie beam. Late C17 extension has
chamfered beams, and jowled posts to 2-bay queen-post truss with windbraces:
timber-framed partition to winder stairs.
Listing NGR: SP4481203269
334
of
2228
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4388 (North side)
17/4 Nos.38 and 39
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Probably late C18. Red brick with flared headers in
Flemish bond, with red brick dressings; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge
stack to right of centre. Probably originally 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey,
4-window range. Plank door to right of centre with segmental brick head. Plank
door to left in place of window with flat brick arch. Early C20 three-light
casements to all openings with flat brick arches. Blind panel to first floor
right of centre. Dentil course to eaves. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4322088363
335
of
2228
ARDIN6TON CHURCH STREET
5U4388 (North side)
17/5 The Vicarage
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Vicarage)
GV II
Vicarage. Probably late C17 with C18 front. Roughcast, probably on brick; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of centre.
Probably 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. 6-panel
part-glazed door to right of centre with panelled wood surround and flat hood on
richly carved brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to ground floor, except 16-pane
horned sash to right. 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor. Two C19 gabled
full dormers with 2-light casements. Right return: brick to ground and first
floor, fish-scale tile-hanging to gable end. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4316488360
336
of
2228
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4388 (South side)
17/6 Ardington House
25/10/51
II*
Gentry house. c.1720, with some later alterations. Probably by Thomas Strong,
Junior, of Oxford; for Edward Clarke. Ashlar stone plinth; grey brick with red
brick dressings; complex roof of slate with lead ridges; brick end stacks and
ridge stacks. Baroque style. 3-storey, 7-window range, arranged 2:3:2.
Segmental-headed 6-panel door to centre, with stone architrave surround with
keystones, and rusticated outer surround. Segmental-headed 12-pane sashes with
segmental brick heads and brick keystones to left and right bays to centre. Two
12-pane sashes with flat brick arches and brick keystones to left and right.
Flat brick band between ground and first floors. 3 segmental-headed 12-pane
sashes with segmental brick heads having brick keystones, and brick aprons, to
first floor centre 3 bays. Two 12-pane sashes with flat brick arches and brick
keystones to first floor left and right. Flat brick band between first and
second floors. 3 segmental-headed 12-pane sashes with segmental brick heads
having brick keystones, and brick aprons, to second floor 3 bays. Two 12-pane
sashes with flat brick arches and brick keystones to second floor left and
right. Plain stone cornice at base of plain parapet. Pediment to centre 3 bays,
with mid C19 armorial cartouche. Rear: identical fenestration, except glazed
door to ground floor centre and C19 wood 2-light wood mullion and transom
windows to lengthened openings with flat brick arches and brick keystones to
ground floor left and right. Mid C19 wood loggia on Doric columns to ground
floor centre 3 bays. Left return: 3-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door with
plain fanlight and round-arched surround having keystone and impost blocks.
Round-topped 12-pane sashes with round-arched surrounds having keystones and
impost blocks to ground and first floors, that to ground floor left shortened;
those to first floor have shaped brick aprons. Flat brick band between ground
and first floors, and between first and second floors. 3 round windows with
keystones to second floor. Interior: mid C19 wood panelling to hall, with
shell-topped niches flanked by paired Ionic pilasters to each side of hall.
Early C19 Imperial staircase which rises in 2 flights to half-landing and
returns in single flight to first floor. Balustrade of barley-sugar twist
balusters. First floor landing has mid C19 wood panelling in Baroque style.
Dining room to ground floor rear has probably early C18 Bolection moulded
panelling with some later alterations and early C19 plasterwork ceiling of
garlands of vines with central shaped moulding. Subsidiary kitchen pavilion, of
1961 by Hugh Vaux, is not of special architectural interest. History: built by
Thomas Strong, for Edward Clarke. Estate bought by Robert Vernon in 1833. Vernon
made a fortune selling horses to the British Army in the Napoleonic Wars, and
presented a collection of paintings to the nation. In 1861 Ardington was bought
by Lord Wantage of Lockinge.
337
of
2228
(Ardington House, by Bervase Jackson-Stops in Country Life: 1981; Buildings of
England, Berkshire, 1975 p67)
Listing NGR: SU4329588273
338
of
2228
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4388 (South side)
17/7 Church of The Holy Trinity
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. C12 nave; C13 chancel, side chapels, and north tower; C14 north porch;
C19 restoration of 2 stages: tower refaced and spire added by Joseph Clarke
c.1856; nave lengthened, south aisle and north chapel rebuilt, and chancel
decorated by Somers Clarke c.1887. Roughcast to nave and chancel, probably on
coursed squared stone; coursed squared stone to north chapel and tower; stone
slate roof. 4-bay nave with south aisle chancel with side chapels, and north
tower plan. North side: gabled porch to left of nave with plank double outer
doors to 2-centre archway. Romanesque doorway with studded plank door to church.
Romanesque lancet to centre of nave. Y-tracery window to right of nave. C19
lancets and 2-centre arched doorway with plank door to north chapel. 2-light
stone mullion window with hood mould to chancel. West window; 4-light
intersecting tracery. East window: 3-light rectilinear tracery. South side: C19
paired lancets, except C19 four-light stone mullion and transom window to right
of aisle and possibly reset Y-tracery window to right of centre of aisle. Tower:
2-light reticulated tracery window to north face of tower; broach spire.
Interior: C19 arch-braced collar truss roof to chancel with 2 rows of
windbraces. C19 wood reredos with triptych. Walls and roof of chancel have C19
stencil decoration. C19 choir stalls and organ case. 2-centred chancel arch of 3
orders on columns. C19 screen to chancel with wrought-iron gates. Nave: 8-bay
arch-braced collar-truss roof. C17 hexagonal wood pulpit to left of chancel
arch. South aisle arcade of four 2-centre arches. Basket-arch to south aisle
chapel on corbels, that to right having green-man carving. Monument in nave of
kneelinq female figure in marble by E.H. Baily.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, pp66-7; VCH: Berkshire: Vol 4, 1924,
pp270-1)
Listing NGR: SU4315688319
339
of
2228
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (South side)
17/8 Churchyard Cross approx. 3m N
of tower of Church of Holy
Trinity
GV II
Churchyard cross. Probably C15 with mid C19 restoration. Stone. Base of 3 steps.
C19 base to tapering octagonal shaft. Gabletted top with worn gargoyles to
corners. Probably mid C19 cross above.
Listing NGR: SU4315188330
340
of
2228
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4388 (South side)
17/9 Memorial to Robert Hamilton
Lindsay and wife approx. 20m
SW of Church of Holy Trinity
GV II
Memorial. c.1911. Stone carving. Stone base. Recumbent figure of a man in dress
uniform with cloak, wearing decorations and sword, having hands clasped on
chest. Winged female figure kneeling at, and holding, head. 3 praying children
at feet. Inscription on base reads "Robert Hamilton Lindsay, 3rd Son of 26th
Earl of Crawford, Born 1874, Died 1911. Mary Janet, 3rd Daughter of Sir William
John Clarke, Bart. of Ruperts Wood, Australia, Born 1874, Died 1960. Be strong
and of a good courage, be not afraid neither...
Listing NGR: SU4312788300
341
of
2228
ARDINGTON SCHOOL ROAD
SU4388 (North side)
17/11 Lamp post at SU 4302 8853
II
Lamp post. Late C19. Cast-iron fluted shaft with ladder support and light cage.
History: paraffin street lamps were installed in the late C19, financed from the
profits of the "Boars Head" Public House in Ardington.
(M.A. Havinden, "Estate Villages, a study of the Berkshire villages of Ardington
and Lockinge" Reading University Press)
Listing NGR: SU4302088330
342
of
2228
ARDINGTON SCHOOL ROAD
SU48NW (South side)
7/12 Ardington Mill House
II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Mid C17, with late C19 alterations. Rendered plinth;
small timber-framing, with some late C19 work, having roughcast infill; old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. Originally 3-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 4-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to right of
centre with C20 open lean-to porch. 3-light casements to all openings, except
2-light casement, to first floor right of centre. Ground floor windows have wood
hoodmoulds. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4290488186
343
of
2228
The following building shall be included:
ARDINGTON SCHOOL ROAD
SU 48 NW (south side)
7/197 Ardington Mill and
8-10-87 attached Pottery
GV II
Water Mill. Later C19 with early C19 origins. Red brick with flared headers
in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof. 2-storey, 3-bay range. C20 part-glazed
door to right of centre. 2-light segmental-headed wood casement with segmental
brick head to left. Single-light wood casement with segmental brick head
to centre. Hoist doorway to first floor centre, with C20 door. Platform
on shaped brackets, and gabled hood on shaped brackets. Interior not inspected
but noted as having overshot iron wheel of early C19 with wood blades or scoops.
Rest of machinery removed for restoration at time of survey. Attached dairy,
now pottery, to left. Circa 1880. Coursed stone rubble plinth; red brick
to right; close-studded timber-framing with rendered infill to left; old plain-
tile roof; brick end stack to right at junction with mill. Olde Englishe
Style. Single-storey, single-bay range to right, single storey and attic;
2-bay cross-wing to left. Lean-to porch to right with open wood baluster
screen. C20 part-glazed door to right return of cross-wing to left. Double-
leaf doors to right. Leaded lights to some upper panels of timber-framing
to left. Interior: ground floor room to left has slate shelves and decorative
tiling. History: the mill was probably rebuilt and dairy probably built as
part of the progressive policy of the Lockinge Estate and supplied the
Ardington bakery and shop (qv. Ardington Post Office and attached house).
Listing NGR: SU4289688157
344
of
2228
In the entry for:-
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4388 (South side)
17/10 Nos. 10 and 11
GV II
The entry should be amended to read:-
ARDINGTON WELL STREET
SU4388
17/10 Nos. 9,10 and 11 (The Bank)
GV II
------------------------------------
ARDINGTON CHURCH STREET
SU4388 (South side)
17/10 Nos.10 and 11
GV II
Row of two cottages, probably former farmhouse. Mid C17 with C18 addition to
right, and C19 probable encasement to left. Timber-framing with rendered infill
to centre; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond to right; roughcast,
probably on brick, with C19 false timber-framing to left; C20 plain-tile
half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre, lateral stack to right, and
internal stack to rear left. 2-storey, 5-window range. Plank door to centre with
C19 gabled hood on brackets. C19 two-centre arch-headed door to left of centre.
Irregular fenestration. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4310288370
345
of
2228
ARDINGTON
SU4388
17/1 Ardington Post Office and
attached House
II
House and Post office. c.1895. Red brick plinth; large timber-framing with
rendered infill; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre. "Old English"
style. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. 2 wood oriels to ground floor
with hipped roofs and glazing bars. 2 gabled half-dormers with 2-light casements
and shaped bargeboards. Left return: plank door to left. Attic jettied. Wood
oriel window with gabled roof to gable end of roof. Interior not inspected. Post
Office attached by covered walkway with wood baluster screen. Post Office:brick
plinth; old plain-tile roof. L-plan with additions. Single-storey, 3-window
range at right-angles to house. Panel door to right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of wood mullion and transom windows. History: the village shop, now
the Post Office, was established as a co-operative on the Rochdale system, by
Lord Wantage for his tenants.
(M.A. Havinden, "Estate Villages, a study of the Berkshire villages of Ardington
and Lockinge" Reading University Press)
Listing NGR: SU4325088491
346
of
2228
ARDINGTON
5U4388
17/2 No.53 (Bassetts)
II
House. C17, with later alterations. Painted stone uncoursed-rubble plinth;
irregular timber-framing with painted brick and rendered infill; C20 plain-tile
roof; brick end stacks, ridge stack to left of centre. Single storey and attic;
S-bay range, with addition to left under cat-slide roof. C20 panelled door ta
right-return of addition. 3-light casement to centre, 2-light casement to right.
Raking dormer to centre with 2-light casement. Interior: chamfered spine beams
with ogee end stops and open fireplaces to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4352188265
347
of
2228
ARDINGTON ARDINGTON WICK
SU4BNW
7/3 Ardington Wick Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Mid C17 with C19 alterations and additions. Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre, ridge
stack to rear right. 2-storey, 2-window range with cross-wing to right. 8-panel
door to right of centre with wood fluted Doric pilasters and open-pediment
gabled hood on richly carved scroll brackets. Wood cross-windows to all
openings, except 3-light casement to first floor of cross-wing and 2-light
casement to first floor of cross-wing. Wood cornice to eaves. Gable-end of
cross-wing tile-hung. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4352489575
348
of
2228
ARDINGTON WEST GINGE
SU4486
22/13 No.1 (Lower Farmhouse)
II
Farmhouse. C17, with C18 and later alterations. Brick; lined render, probably on
timber-framing, to first floor left and centre; old plain-tile roof, hipped to
right; brick end stack to left, truncated lateral stack to left. C19 brick
lateral stack to right. 2-storey, 4-window range. Sash door to right of centre.
Irregular fenestration of casements, including some C18 casements, with leaded
lights, to first floor. Rear: C17 timber-framing to cross-wing at left. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4442786825
349
of
2228
AROIN6TON WEST GINGE
SU4486
22/14 Nos.3 and 4
II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17 with C19 front. Brick plinth; roughcast, probably on
brick, with brick dressings; old plain-tile roof, hipped to right, half-hipped
to left; brick ridge stack to centre, end stacks. Probably originally 4-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 4-window range. Plank door to left of centre. C19
fenestration of 2-light wood mullion windows, except 3-light wood mullion
windows to ground floor left and right of centre. Ground floor windows have
segmental-pointed relieving arches. Interiors not inspected but noted as having
open fireplace to ground floor left of centre.
Listing NGR: SU4444986702
350
of
2228
ARDINGTON WEST GINGE
SU4486
22/15 Bishop's Cottage, and Two
Chimneys
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17 with later alterations. Rendered plinth; large
timber-framing with rendered infill; thatch hipped roof; various brick stacks.
L-plan. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Plank door to left return.
Irregular fenestration of casements, with bay windows to ground floor. 3 swept
dormers. Left return: timber-framing with brick infill; C20 plain-tile roof.
2-storey, 3-window range with single storey and attic bay to left. Irregular
fenestration of C20 casements. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4444086661
351
of
2228
ARDINGTON WEST GINGE
SU4486
22/16 Nos.9 and 10
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17, with late C19 alterations and additions. Painted
brick base; timber-framing with arched braces to first floor, having roughcast
infill; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank
door to right of centre with C19 gabled hood on brackets. c19 wood oriel window
to left of centre. C20 door and open porch to left. C19 two-light casement with
wooden segmental head to right. C20 casement to first floor left. 3-light wood
mullion window to first floor right. C19 additions to left and right have brick
plinth; large timber-framing with roughcast infill; half-hipped roofs with bands
of plain and fish-scale tiles. Each addition is a single-storey single-bay
range. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4442286643
352
of
2228
ASHBURY BERRYCROFT
SU28NE
5/8 Berrycroft Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. 1593 datestone in wall but is late C18. Uncoursed chalk rubble,
brick quoins and dressings; tiled roof, brick stacks. L-plan. 2-storey, 5-
window range. C20 gabled brick and tile porch, late C19 4-panelled (2 glazed)
door. Brick dressings and cambered arches linked by brick bands over C20 two
and 3-light casements; brick storey band; Reset 1593 datestone to right. Hipped
roof; ridge stack. Interior not inspected. Chalk rubble and brick to rear wing,
which also has tile cladding to left and weatherboarding to rear. C20 brick,
weatherboard and pantiled lean-to to rear at angle between wings.
Listing NGR: SU2621685085
353
of
2228
ASHBURY BERRYCROFT
SU28NE
5/21 Nos 1 to 3 (consecutive)
- II
Row of 3 cottages. Late C16/early C17 (No.1) and graffito dated 1756 (Nos 2 &
3). Uncoursed chalk and sarsen rubble, on sarsen base and mid-C18 random bond
brick to No 3; thatched roof; brick stacks: No. 1 built as 1-bay timber framed
cottage, the chalk walling replacing the timber frame c.1756. No. 1 of 2-unit
plan, Nos 2 & 3 much altered but probably 2-unit with fireplace, adjoining
staircase, and gable with C20 doors to each cottage. 1 1/2-storey, 7-window
range, under timber lintels except original 1st floor window-frames with hinges
for shutters to front rear dormers of No. 2; gabled and half-hipped roof;
brick ridge and end stacks. Interior: No.1 has ovolo moulded beam to right &
No.2 has C18 planked doors. No 2 & 3 have C20 rear extensions and No 3 has C20
lean-to extension at front.
Listing NGR: SU2623685214
354
of
2228
ASHBURY BERRYCROFT
SU28NE
5/10 Merry Madcap b 2 adjoining
cottages
GV II
3 cottages. Merry Madcap C17, 2 cottages to right are mid C18. Right bay of
Merry Madcap retains light timber framing with brick infill, and uncoursed
sarsen rubble walling to left bay: other 2 cottages in chalk ashlar, uncoursed
sarsen rubble, with chalk ashlar bands & quoins; uncoursed sarsen rubble to
rear b side walls: Thatched roof, brick stacks.2-unit plans to each cottage. 1
1/2-storey, 4-window range: timber lintels over three C20 planked doors. Timber
lintels over C20 casements, mid C18 two-light leaded casements to first floor.
Hipped gabled roof; ridge and end stacks. Interior of Merry Madcap has
chamfered and stopped beams, bressumer over open fire; closed timber-framed
truss: 2 other cottages have quarter turn stairs, rising next to fireplace.
Late C20 extension to rear of Merry Madcap.
Listing NGR: SU2625285105
355
of
2228
ASHBURY BERRYCROFT
SU28NE
5/17 The Shieling
GV II
House. Mid C18. Uncoursed sarsen rubble, brick dressings; chalk rubble,
uncoursed, to rear; new plain tiles to front old stone slates at rear; brick
stacks. 2-unit plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Central mid C20 door with C20
porch flanked by one-light windows. Timber lintels over C18 three-light iron
casements with C20 plate glass to first floor left and right: Flat brick arches
to ground floor C20 casements with brick bands connecting window jambs, brick
eaves course. Gabled roof; end stacks. Interior not inspected. Mid C20 lean-to
agricultural building attached to right gable.
Listing NGR: SU2632485141
356
of
2228
ASHBURY BERRYCROFT
SU28NE
5/18 Suitsuis and Peatree Cottages
GV II
Pair of cottages. Early C17. Chalk ashlar on sarsen base (Suitsuis white-
washed); thatched roof, brick stacks. 2-unit plan to each cottage. 1 1/2-
storey, 1-window range. Timber lintels over two C20 ledged doors to centre; and
irregular C19 and early C20 casements; mid/late C18 4-light leaded casement in
rear 1st floor window. Right gable end rebuilt early-mid C19 with brick bands
and eaves. Hipped roof; end stacks. Interior: Suitsuis has chamfered beams with
quirk and splay stops; original plank and stud partition; 4-bay, collar-truss
roof. Interior of Peatree Cottage not inspected but said to have similar
features. C20 extensions at rear.
Listing NGR: SU2624885128
357
of
2228
ASHBURY CHAPEL ROAD
SU28NE
5/16 Rose Cottage and Eastwood
GV II
Rose Cottage: farmhouse now house. C15 hall house without cross wings,
remodelled mid/late C16 Squared chalk brought to course over sarsen base;
thatched roof, brick stack. C15 4-bay hall house; first floor and chimney stack
backing onto screens passage was inserted in mid-late C16 forming 3-unit cross
passage plan, 4-window range. Brick segmental arches over C20 door and
casements. Half-hippped roof; ridge stack. Interior: Mid C16 panelled parlour
with chamfered and stopped beams and joists. Kitchen fireplace backing onto
cross passage has mid C16 moulded bressumer and fire beam. 4-bay, raised cruck
trusses with plated yoke. Eastwood (behind Rose Cottage): late C16/early C17
squared chalk brought to course on sarsen and brick base: thatched roof; brick
stacks. 3-unit plan, converted into 2 cottages in C18. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window
range. C20 casements, one blocking door, mid/late C18 five-light leaded
casements to first floor. Early C19 4-panelled (2 glazed) door. Half-hipped
roof; gable stack and stack adjoining Rose Cottage. Interior: chamfered beam
with scrolled stop. 3-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. In c.1777 Thomas
Stock was given this cottage by the Craven Estate for use as a Sunday School,
claimed to be the first in England.
Listing NGR: SU2639085133
358
of
2228
ASHBURY CHAPEL ROAD
SU28NE
5/20 The Village Hall
10/11/52
GV II
School, now village hall. c.1872 by G.E. Street. Chalk ashlar, brick quoins,
limestone dressings; old tile roof. Complex plan. Single-storey. Gable end of
front facing road has 3-light stone mullioned and low transomed window with
cusped heads. Right side wall has two 3-light stone-mullioned windows. Left
side had splayed pointed stone arch over blocked door: also a lean-to porch
with segmental stone arch over planked door with decorative strap hinges.
Gabled wing set at right-angles to rear left, has 3-light stone-mullioned
windows. Rafters exposed at eaves, gabled roof: Late C19 gabled wing to rear,
mid C20 lean-to against half of rear right wall.
Listing NGR: SU2642185117
359
of
2228
ASHBURY HIGH STREET
SU28NE (South side)
5/26 Billie's Cottage
14/10/69 (Formerly listed as two
cottages to West of Rose and
Crown Inn)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C15 hall house with late C16, late C18 and C20
alterations. Originally timber-framed; in C18 house clad in squared and coursed
chalk on sarsen base, some brick quoins; thatched roof; brick stacks. C15
L-plan ground-floor hall house. 1 1/2-storey, 3-window range. Timber lintels
over C20 door and casements. Interior: Entry from present front door, door to
kitchen/service in rear wing. In late C16 first floor inserted and north gable
stack and axial stack backing onto passage to rear wing inserted. In late C18
house was converted into two cottages. Chamfered beams and joists in parlour
(right of entry to south facing wing) and kitchen (in rear wing); ovolo moulded
mantleshelf and oak gunrack over parlour fireplace. 3 1/2-and 3- bay wings of
raised-cruck trusses with blades crossed at ridge and smoke- blackened rafters.
Circular sarsen bread ovens attached to main fireplaces. lean-to shed of sarsen
walling and with thatched roof projects from north gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU2643085041
360
of
2228
ASHBURY HIGH STREET
SU28NE (North side)
5/22 College Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid/late C18. Coursed sarsen rubble, ashlar chalk bands and brick
dressings; C20 tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys, 5-window range
of C20 casements, mid/late C18 4-panelled (1/2 glazed) door; ground floor
sarsen walling separated from 1st floor of chalk ashlar by brick band;
segmental brick arches over windows and door; brick dressings to all openings
at front and rear quoins; brick band under eaves. Hipped roof; ridge; lateral
and end stacks. Interior: Main and service stairs remain, but interior not
inspected. Mid C20 roughcast extension to rear and much altered granary against
west gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU2633385006
361
of
2228
In the entry for ASHBURY HIGH STREET
5/24 (North side)
Jessamin Cottage and
Cross Trees Cottage
The address shall be amended to read: HIGH STREET
(North side)
Jasmine Cottage and
Cross Trees Cottage
------------------------------------
ASHBURY HIGH STREET
SU28NE (North side)
5/24 Jessamin Cottage and Cross
Trees Cottage
GV II
2 cottages. Late C16 /early C17. Originally timber framed; squared chalk
brought to course on ground floor, rendered concrete block over; rear and side
walls in uncoursed chalk rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit (Cross
Trees) and one-unit (Jessomin) plans, rear outshut built when timber frame clad
in chalk. 2-storey,. 5-window range. Timber lintels over doors and casements.
Gabled and hippped roof, end stacks. Interior: Deep chamfered beams with splay
stops; wood bressumers over open fireplaces.
Listing NGR: SU2641885077
362
of
2228
ASHBURY HIGH STREET
SU28NE (North side)
5/25 Old Forge Cottage, Teallach
10/11/52 Cottage, Craven Cottage and
Cottage adjoining
(Formerly listed as row of
five cottages opposite Rose
and Crown Inn)
GV II
Smithy with one-unit cottage and 3 adjoining cottages in row. C17 (Teallach &
Craven Cottages) and late C18. Uncoursed sarsen rubble, uncoursed chalk rubble
to rear; brick quoins and dressings (Old Forge Cottage): uncoursed sarsen
rubble, chalk quoins (Teallach Cottage); squared and coursed chalk on sarsen
base, chalk quoins (Craven Cottage); chalk and sarsen rendered over (adjoining
end cottage) thatched except old tile roof to Old Forge Cottage: brick stacks.
2-storey (Old Forge Cottage), otherwise 1 1/2 - storey, 9-window range. C20
doors except ledged door to 1 1/2 storey section of Old Smithy Cottage; one
late C19 two-light casement to cottage adjoining Teallach Cottage; C20
casements except 2 mid-late C19 three-light casements to ground floor of
Teallach Cottage; wood lintels and segmental brick arches over all doors and
windows. Ground floor of Old Smithy Cottage has brick band with segmental brick
arches linking 5-bay arcade C2 doors (one blocked) and 3 central windows (1
blocked) Gabled roof; stacks. Interior of Old Smithy: 2 forging hearths; 3- bay
queen-strut roof with butt purlins: other cottages have chamfered and stopped
beams.
Listing NGR: SU2649285074
363
of
2228
ASHBURY. HIGH STREET
SU28NE (South side)
5/27 Post Office with 2 adjoining
10/11/52 cottages.
(Formerly listed as shop with
two cottages adjoining on SW
corner of junction of Ashbury
Hill with Icknield Way)
GV II
Cottages, now shop (left) and cottage (right). Mid-late C18. Flemish bond brick
to left; uncoursed chalk and sarsen rubble with chalk bands to right; old tiled
roof to left, thatched to right; brick stacks. Single-unit plan to left with
two-unit plan to right. Single storey to left, 1 1/2-storey to right, 4-window
range. Central C20 door to left; C20 door to left side of cottage on right.
Late C19 canted bay windows flank door to left; C20 casements and canted bay to
right; left side wall has C18 canted bay window with moulded cornice. Dentilled
eaves to left; half-hipped roof; central ridge stack. Interior: some mutilated
beams exposed, 2-bay roof to right is obscurred. Mid- late C18 wing to rear
left: brick random band walling, corrugated iron roof, segmental arches over
C20 doors and casements.
Listing NGR: SU2653285074
364
of
2228
In the entry for ASHBURY HIGH STREET
5/23 (North side)
Triangle and Ash Tree
Cottages
The address shall be amended to read: HIGH STREET
(North side)
Triangle Cottage and
The Elms
------------------------------------
ASHBURY HIGH STREET
SU28NE (North side)
5/23 Triangle and Ash Tree Cottages
GV II
Pair of cottages. Early C17 (Triangle Cottage) Ash Tree and C17 Cottage to
right. Squared and coursed chalk on sarsen base; rear of Triangle Cottage is
timber-framed with chalk block and flint infill; thatched roof; brick stacks.
Triangle Cottage originally of 2-unit plan, main entry into kitchen and thence
living room: Ash tree Cottage is of one unit, with wider single-bay extensionto
east. 1 1/2-storey, 2 storey to right, 6-window range. Timber lintels over C20
doors and casements; two late C19 dormers at rear of Ash Tree Cottage; ridgeand
end stacks. Interior: Triangle Cottage has chamfered beams with quirk and tongue
stop, cyma stops to beams in Ash Tree Cottage: collar-trus roof with butt
purlins . Late C20 lean-to and flat roof extensions to rear.
Listing NGR: SU2638185072
365
of
2228
ASHBURY STATION ROAD
SU28NE
5/19 Watercress Lodge
- II
House. Late C16. Uncoursed sarsen and chalk rubble, chalk quoins; chalk stack;
thatched roof. 2-unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range. Late C20 porch
adjoining projecting stack; timber lintel over C20 door in original position;
timber lintels over C20 casements. Large projecting lateral stack, half hippped
roof. Interior: Buttery area to left with plain chamfered bean; this room
separated from parlour by timber framed partition; parlour has ovolo moulded
beam with elaborate stop, and an open fire place; late C20 stairs in original
position; common rafter roof with wattle and daub infill and butt purlins.
3-bay C20 extension to right side.
Listing NGR: SU2624785295
366
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/1 Ashdown House
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Ashdown House,
pavilion and outbuildings attached)
GV I
Country house, c.1662 probably by Captain William Winde for William 1st Earl of
Craven. Chalk ashlar with grey Bath stone dressings and stacks; stone slate
roof. Carolean design, with Dutch and French influences. Square double-depth
(5x5 bays) plan. 3-storey with attic and basement, 5- window range. East front
has stone steps with mid C20 iron railings up to central 6-panelled door with
eared architrave: over door is balustraded apron on brackets beneath 1st floor
window, with pediment on scrolled brackets 6-light mullioned and transomed
ground- and first-floor windows, similar 4- light windows above; all have C20
plate glass. Bath stone base, raised stone quoins, moulded strings at floor
level and bold modillioned cornice. 3 pedimented dormers on east and west
sides; square flat top to roof surrounded by balustrading; central octagonal
lantern, lighting central staircase, has domed roof and large golden ball
finial; hipped roof, end stacks. West elevation similar but with door
approached by steps with original stone balustrade and ball finials to newels.
Interior: many fireplaces inside were installed c.1960, with the exception of
original fireplace in second floor front left room. All rooms retain original
shuttering with panelled reveals, plaster cornices and all original doors.
Floor of c.1960 to entrance hall: open-well stairs with closed string and
moulded balusters carried to second floor; panelled dado; bolection-moulded
panels to ceiling. Bolection-moulded dado; shouldered architrave to rear
doorway with has carved consoles supporting scrolled pediment and central bust.
Semi-circular arch with moulded imposts with pulvinated frieze and moulded
cornice. Bolection-moulded panelling to front left room; elaborate acanthus
leaf cornice and original plaster ceiling with central wreath of leaf coving to
rear left room. (Buildings of England, Berkshire, pp. 72-73; Ashdown House
Berkshire, The National Trust, 1975.)
Listing NGR: SU2820382009
367
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/2 Ashdown House, Pavilion approx
10/11/52 20 metres north-east
(Formerly Listed as Ashdown House,
GV pavilion, and outbuildings attached)
I
Pavilion, one of a pair to Ashdown House (q.v.). c.1662. Imitation stone render
limestone dressings and quoins; stone slate roof; limestone stacks. Original
5x1 bay plan form much altered and not apparent. 1 1/2 storey, 5-window range.
Front facing Ashdown House: central 6-panelled late C19 door has limestone
eared architrave, semi-circular arch with raised key and decorative fanlight;
4-light wood-mullioned and transomed casements with C20 plate glass and
limestone eared architraves: 4 gabled dormers with moulded cornice and C20
casements. Rear elevation: similar windows to 5-window range; 5 similar, with
raised central 3 dormers. South gable end has blind door with limestone eared
architrave, pulvinated frieze and moulded cornice. Moulded plinth, raised and
chamfered quoins, dentilled wood cornice; hipped roof surmounted by bell
cupola; end stacks with moulded caps. Interior: gutted by fire and converted
into housekeeper's accommodation in mid C20.
Listing NGR: SU2822582033
368
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/3 Ashdown House, Pavilion and
10/11/52 attached wall approx 20
metres south-east
GV I
Pavilion, one of a pair to Ashdown House (q.v.). c.1662, Imitation stone render,
limestone dressings and quoins; stone slate roof; limestone stacks. Original
5x1 bay plan form not deducible. 1 1/2-storey, 5-window range. Front facing
Ashdown House: Central 6-panelled late C19 door has limestone eared architrave,
semi-circular arch with raised key and decorative fanlight; 4-light wood-
mullioned and transomed casemenmts with C20 plate glass and limestone eared
architraves, 4 gabled dormers with moulded cornice and C20 casements. Rear
elevation: identical windows to 5-window range; 5 similar dormers, with raised
central 5 dormers. North gable end has blind door with limestone eared
architrave, pulvinated frieze and moulded cornice. Moulded plinth, raised and
chamfered quoins, dentilled wood cornice; hipped roof, surmounted by bell
cupola; end stacks with moulded caps. Similar detail to square block attached
to right corner, which has limestone eared architrave to front planked door.
Interior: mutilated chalk fireplaces to left and right. Dog-leg with landing
stairs opposite entry, have no surviving balusters etc. To rear right wall;
limestone ashlar, moulded plinth and coping divided into two bays by piers with
banded rustication, moulded cornice and ball finials. C20 garage built against
front wall of right gable wall of pavilion.
Listing NGR: SU2823482003
369
of
2228
In the entry for ASHBURY Ashdown House, urn
8/4 approx 10 metres
south-west of door
The description shall be amended as follows:
In line 1 delete 'Mid C17. Limestone.' and insert 'Mid C19. Probably Coadestone.'
Insert at the end of the description 'Included for group value only.'
------------------------------------
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/4 Ashdown House, urn approx 10
metres south-west of door
GV II
Urn, one of a pair. at Ashdown House (q.v.). Mid C17. Limestone. Coiled handles,
egg and dart moulding to lip; vine leaves and drops of fruit with grotesque
masks. Urn stands on rectangular stone base with moulded plinth.
Listing NGR: SU2817482008
370
of
2228
In the entry for ASHBURY Ashdown House, urn
8/5 approx 10 metres
north-west of door
The description shall be amended as follows:
In line 1 delete 'Mid C17.' and insert 'Mid C19.'
In line 2 delete 'Limestone.' and insert 'Probably Coadestone.'
Insert at the end of the description 'Included for group value only.'
------------------------------------
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/5 Ashdown House, Urn approx. 10
metres north west of door.
GV II
Urn, one of a pair at Ashdown House (q.v.) Mid C17,
Limestone. Coiled handles, egg and dart moulding to lip; vine leaves and drops
of fruit with grotesque masks. Urn stands on rectangular stone base with
moulded plinth.
Listing NGR: SU2818381997
371
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/6 Ashdown Park Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Datestone noted as 1617, probable earlier core. Uncoursed sarsen
rubble, chalk block quoins; late C18 single-bay extension to left with brick
quoins; old tiled roof; brick stacks. 2-storey, 4-window range. Timber lintels
over C20 door and casements; 4-light C18 wood mullioned casement to rear;
half-hipped roof; ridge stacks and late C18 lateral stack to rear. Interior not
inspected. 2x2 bay late C18 extension to rear left.
Listing NGR: SU2820081612
372
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/7 Ashdown Park Farmhouse,
granary approx 6 metres
south-east
GV II
Granary. Late C18. Brick, Flemish bond with vitrified headers; tile roof.
Square plan. Single storey. Central C19 planked door; hipped roof. Stands on
limestone staddle stones. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2822081603
373
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/9 Church of St. Mary.
21/11/66
GV I
Church. Late C12 features, mainly late C13 with early C15 porch. Squared and
coursed chalk on sarsen base with limestone quoins and dressings; roughcast
walls to tower; stone slate roof. Cruciform plan with side aisles to nave and a
west tower. Decorated and Perpendicular styles. 5-light late C13 east window of
intersecting tracery. 2-light late C13 windows to south chancel, one 2-light
late C13 window and late C19 pointed arch to planked door in north chancel
wall. North transept has two 2-light early C15 windows and one 2-light late C13
window; circular flue to stack projecting from south wall. North wall of nave
has one 2-light late C13 window and early C15 two-storey porch which has 4-
centered arch with moulded architrave to porch and main entry with planked
door. Simple lancets to side walls. South wall of nave has two 2-light and two
3-light late C13 windows, and one round-headed lancet: late C12 door has semi-
circular arch with nail head and dog tooth ornament, capitals have acanthus
leaves carved in low relief. Gabled roofs. Late C13 west tower with corner
buttresses and 2-light louvred windows and one late C19 Perpendicular style
west window: crenellated parapet. Interior: chancel has late C19 reredos, plain
trefoiled piscina of c.1300, late C19 carved seats, and also 3 brasses (John de
Walden c.1350: Thomas de Bushbury, c.1409: William Skelton c.1448): 3-bay C17
roof, king post with lateral braces to ridge beam, floral bosses at beam
intersections. South transept has Lady Chapel, dedicated in c.1926 to Evelyn,
Countess of Craven, with screen, fine reredos and stained glass window
depicting pastoral scene from Durer: two-bay C17 roof, collar and arched struts
with king-post. North transept has C15 planked and studded chest, large
cinquefoiled tomb-recess in wall and trefoiled aumbry; late C19 stained glass:
3-bay roof same as chancel roof. Nave has late C19 limestone pulpit, a memorial
to the Rev. W. Matthew who died preaching here in c.1870; 5-bay roof same as
chancel roof and benches installed c.1884. North aisle has aumbry next to door;
late C15 fireplace and font; late C19 stained glass and C15 stained glass
removed here from Ashdown House c.1920; C15 lean-to roof with moulded beams and
late C19 carved corbels. South aisle has same roof but with original corbels.
Vestry in tower has late C19 screen and wall tablets also 5 lead plaques
commemorating C18 church wardens. At the top of the south aisle is a late C12
engaged half-column with scalloped capitals and a moulded impost with the
springing for an arch: identical engaged column in north aisle. Porch has
Perpendicular responds and capitals to tierceron star vault with carved central
boss. (Buildings of England, Berkshire, pp 70-71.)
374
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU2653284916
375
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28NE
5/11 The Manor House
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as Manor
House.)
GV II*
House, c.1488 with additions in early C16, 1697 and later. Built for Abbot
Selwood of Glastonbury Abbey. Light brown limestone ashlar to ground floor and
chalk ashlar to first floor. Porch of uncoursed sarsen rubble, with first floor
faced in Flemish bond brick with vitrified headers. To right of straight joint
right of porch walling is of chalk. West gable wall of sarsen uncoursed random
rubble. Rear elevation of squared and coursed chalk. Rendered gable-end stacks
and chalk block rear stack: stone slate roof. Ground-floor hall house; L-shaped
plan with hall and two parlours, originally detached from east kitchen block
which was joined to house in early C16; first floor contained garderobe in rear
wing and has two large chambers for Abott and lodgers. 2-storey, 3:1:2
fenestration. 3 centered arch with moulded architrave to porch and 4-centered
arch with moulded architrave and quatrefoiled spandrels to original studded and
planked front door. 3-bay facade to left has 4-light stone mullioned and
transomed windows to ground floor and 2-light stone mullioned windows to first
floor: each window has flattened ogee and cinquefoiled head and each bay
divided by buttress: similar 2-light window to first floor of porch; early C16
2-light stone-mullioned window with arched head to first floor right of porch;
other windows are mid-C20 casements, one of which blocks original doorway to
kitchen. Insertions c.1960 include 4-centered door replacing window in west
gable wall; 2-light stone mullioned window in similar style to top right hand
of north facing gable of projecting rear wing. Some other C15 windows have been
restored; rear wing has 2 early C18 leaded casements. Gabled roof; end and
ridge stacks. Interior: Large chamfered beam and bressumer in kitchen. Hall
has moulded beams with floral bosses (including Tudor Rose) at intersections;
early-mid C16 panelled partition divides original hall in two; stopped chamfers
to beam in rear wall. Stud and plank partition on first floor divided Abbot's
chamber from lodgers' dormitory; moulded cornice to both rooms. Abbot 5 chamber
has carved frieze with mouchettes. Perpendicular style corbels beneath present
inserted ceiling support arch-braced roof with curved struts to collar,
chamfered butt purlins, cusped windbraces. Between Abbot's chamber and the room
over the porch is a screen with trefoil-headed openings to the upper half.
Winders to straight-flight stone stairs at junction with rear wing; adjoining
stairs is plank and stud screen with 2-arched doors having moulded oak
architraves, opening to 2 rooms in rear wing, one formerly the garderobe.
Early C19, 1x1 bay rear block, joined by 2 storey block to main range. Squared
and coursed chalk with brick dressings; tiled and hipped roof; mid C20 2-light
2-light leaded casements; brick string at floor level and dentil eaves. One
brick rendered lateral stack. The Manor House was built by Abbot Selwood
376
of
2228
(1457-93) as a lodging place for students on their way to Gloucester College,
Oxford, and for the Abbot travelling on the Somerset to London road. Parallels
have been drawn between this early example of a 2-storey manor house and the
similar late C15 Somerset priests' houses connected with 61astonbury Abbey: the
cusped windbraces and arch braces are also typical of western carpentry syles.
(Country Life. Oct. 20, 19bb, pp.974-7: Oct.27,1966, pp.ii)84-7: M. Wood,
"Ashbury Manor Berks", Transactions of the Newbury & Districts Field Club XI,
No.3,pp. 5-18.)
Listing NGR: SU2631685228
377
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28NE
5/12 Odstone Farmhouse
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Odstone
Farmhouse and farmbuildings )
- II
Farmhouse. c.1700. Rendered front with limestone quoins and dressings, chalk
and sarsen rubble to sides and rear; stone slate roof; brick stacks. Double
pile plan. 2-storeys with cellar and attic, 5-window range. Central C20 7-
panelled door has stone roll-moulded architrave; late C19 2-light sashes;
moulded plinth, string at floor level, moulded cornice. Late C20 two-light
casements at rear, also original 4-light window to 1st floor right. Door to
side entry has moulded architrave and flat hood with curved brackets over mid
C19 four-panelled door. Hipped roof, symmetrical end stacks and lateral stacks.
Interior: original 2-panelled and ledged doors. Staircase in central passage
gives access to cellar and side entry. Dog-leg stairs with landing; square
newels, closed-string, turned balusters of identical moulding to those at
Ashdown House c.1662. To rear is 1 storey back kitchen c.1700: Sarsen and chalk
uncoursed rubble; chalk quoins; stone slate roof; one brick gable end stack; 1
door, one window range: Interior has slate flag floor and near complete washing
and baking range, c.1700: from right to left is bakeoven, smoking box, salt
box, segmental arch over fireplace with original swing bar, steps to washing
copper lighted by gable dormer. C20 concrete block lean-to against east wall.
The farm was part of the Craven Estate, thus accounting for the use of the same
type of staircase as at Ashdown House.
Listing NGR: SU2708886171
378
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28NE
5/13 Odstone Farmhouse, oxen stable
10/11/52 approx 40 metres south-west.
(Formerly listed as Odstone
- Farmhouse and farmbuildings)
II
Oxen stable, now farm store and chicken house. Early C18. Sarsen & chalk
uncoursed rubble, brick dressings; stone slate roof. U plan. 1:2:1 bays to
front, recessed central two bays in brick; other walling has sarsen to ground
floor and chalk to 1st floor, separated by brick string and with brick
dentilled eaves; brick quoining, segmental brick arches over windows. Rear
elevation has 2 ledged doors and 3 louvred windows all with brick dressings and
segmental arches. Collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU2709686128
379
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28NE
5/14 Odstone Farmhouse, barn approx
10/11/52 metres south west
(Formerly listed as Odstone
Farmhouse
- and Farmbuildings)
II
Barn, now farm store. C17, altered early C18. Timber-framed, in square framing;
weatherboarded except 3 east bays rebuilt in squared and coursed chalk, with
brick cross banding; corrugated iron roof. L shaped plan, of 4 and 5 bays, with
threshing floor at junction of two wings. Queen-strut trusses of heavy
scantling with jowled posts braced to tie and wall plates; windbraces, butt
tenoned purlins; at east end the timber framing beneath a C17 truss has been
replaced by chalk and brick walling and 3 trusses up to the east gable wall
were built in C18.
Listing NGR: SU2704386074
380
of
2228
ASHBURY
SU28SE
8/15 The Old Vicarage
21/11/66
GV II
Vicarage, now house. Mid/late C17, extended c.1805 C17 building in squared and
coursed chalk; early C19 extension in rendered chalk block with brick
dressings; slate roof; roughcast stacks. Complex plan. 3-storey C17 building,
2- storey C19 building 3-window range to early C19 extension: has central
6-panelled doors with scrolled pediment and Doric partico built by Sir William
Cash in 1936; rubbed brick arches over sashes; brick double pilaster strips to
quoins: Modillioned eaves & verge: hipped roof; ridge stacks. 2-storey, 3-bay
service wing to right substantially rebuilt c.1974, in Flemish bond brick, with
C20 sashes; C17 building has flat chalk arches of voussoirs over original
leaded lights with all fittings. Interior not inspected but noted as having
shutters and doors, moulded cornices and fireplaces.
Listing NGR: SU2655584963
381
of
2228
ASHBURY IDSTONE
SU28SE
8/28 Cob Cottage and adjoining
21/11/66 cottage
(Formerly listed as Idstone
Cottages)
GV II
2 cottages. Late C16 and early C18. Chalk rubble brought to course (Cob
Cottage); uncoursed sarsen rubble with bands of chalk block to adjoining
cottage, with squared and coursed chalk to rear gabled wall; thatched roof;
brick stacks. Single-unit plan (Cob Cottage) and L-shaped plan to adjoining
cottage; 1 1/2 storey. 3-window range; late C20 doors. Cottage to right entered
from rear; late C19 / early C20 two light casements and one 3 light wood
mullioned and moulded casement. Stacks to end wall of Cob Cottage and rear
gabled wall of adjoining Cottage, gabled roof. Rear of Cob Cottage has C20
lean-to extension, bread oven projects from rear wall of adjoining cottage.
Interior of Cob Cottage: chamfered beam with quirk and tongue stop, open
fireplace. Interior of adjoining cottage not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU2571084357
382
of
2228
ASHBURY IDSTONE
SU28SE
8/29 Double Cottage.
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as Cottage 50
GV yards N. of Idstone Farmhouse)
II
Cottages, now house. C18. Squared chalk brought to course on sarsen base, chalk
quoins; thatched roof; brick stacks. 4-unit plan, originally two 2-unit
cottages; 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and
casements, one of which blocks door to right. Gabled roof; end stacks. Interior
not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2569284374
383
of
2228
ASHBURY IDSTONE
SU28SE
8/30 Idstone Farmhouse.
21/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Squared and coursed chalk, on sarsen base, brick quoins
and dressings; C20 tiled roof; brick stacks. 2-unit central staircase plan with
back kitchen to rear left. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 central door with
2-overlights and flat hood. Segmental brick arches over 4 and 2-light C20
casements; mid C19 canted bay window to left. Brick storey band, dentilled
eaves; hipped roof; rear right lateral stack. Right side wall has blocked first
floor window over blocked mid C19 canted bay window. Interior not inspected.
Rear left wing has 4-light leaded casements to first floor and one 4-light
wood-mullioned leaded casement to rear gable wall, which has been mainly
rebuilt in artificial stone; ridge stack and large corbelled lateral stack to
right wall. Mid C19 brick and tile pantry to rear right at angle with rear left
wing.
Listing NGR: SU2574384232
384
of
2228
ASHBURY IDSTONE
SU28SE
8/31 Letwell Cottage
21/11/66
GV II
House. Late C17. Uncoursed sarsen rubble, chalk dressings; stone slate roof;
brick stacks. 2-unit lobby entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Central
6-panelled early C19 door with bracketed flat hood; square hood moulds over
windows, late C19 3-light casements replaceing 3-light stone mullioned windows.
Gabled roof; Ridge and one end stack. Late C19 stone plaque over door depicts a
hound jumping over a daisy, dating from when the house was the Daisy Trip Inn.
Interior not inspected. (D & E Disbury, The History of Ashbury, 1968, p.7.)
Listing NGR: SU2579484268
385
of
2228
ASHBURY IDSTONE
SU28SE
8/32 Lower Idstone Farmhouse and
21/11/66 Rose Cottage adjoining
(Formerly listed as Lower
Idstone Farmhouse and cottage
attached to Lower Idstone
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse. Datestone at rear: BEB 1595, rebuilt early/mid C18. Uncoursed sarsen
rubble and coursed squared chalk; brick dressings: stone slate roof, brick
stacks. Central staircase plan. 2-storey 5-window range. Brick segmental arch
with central key over mid C19 4-panellled door with late C20 flat hood;
initials IR over front door. Brick segmental arches over mid C19 horned sashes;
brick band in Flemish bond. Gabled roof; mid C18 ridge stack and one late C19
rear lateral stack. Mid C19 dairy lean-to against rear right wall. Thatched 1
1/2 storey cottage against the right gable end. Sarsen and chalk rubble,
brought to course, chalk block quoins, thatched roof. 1 1/2 storeys. 2 window
range, brick segmental arch over late C19 plank door; brick segmental arches
over early C20 two-light casements. The main block incorporates an earlier
building with chalk quoins: brick quoins seem to have been built from floor
level to eaves when the house was heightened in the mid C19.
Listing NGR: SU2555784352
386
of
2228
SU28SE ASHBURY IDSTONE
8/33
Rectory Farmhouse
21/11/66
II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Uncoursed sarsen rubble, squared and coursed chalk, left
hand section rebuilt in C20 brick; C20 tiled roof; brick stacks. Central
staircase plan with one 4 bay and one single bay rear wings forming U-plan;
2-storeys and attic, 5-window range. Brick segmental arches over late C19
two-light casements in place of original sashes; central late C19 panelled
door. Sarsen to ground floor with chalk first floor divided by brick bandy
dentilled eaves cornice; 2 gabled C20 dormers; hipped and gabled roof; ridge
and end stacks. Wing to rear right of uncoursed sarsen rubble with brick
dressings; C20 casements; flat gauged-brick arches over first floor windows,
brick segmental arches on ground floor; 6-panelled door with scrolled brackets
and flat hood, flanked by canted bay windows. Single-bay wing to rear left.
Interior not inspected but said to have good staircase and early C18 panelled
rooms.
Listing NGR: SU2570884183
387
of
2228
ASHBURY KINGSTONE WINSLOW
SU28NE
5/34 The Haven
GV II
House. Late C16 to mid C17, converted into 2 cottages in late C18. Originally
timber framed with wattle and daub infill; probably encased in brick in late
C18 with brick to the rear and uncoursed to the front and side walls; thatched
roof, brick stacks. Original 2-bay plan extended in late C18 with outshut. 1
1/2-storey, 2-window range. C20 door adjoining C20 window blocking former door.
Rear has C20 casements flanking central door; symmetrical gable-end stacks,
hipped roof. C20 single bay and one storey block weatherboaded over timber
frame, against gable wall. Interior: open fireplaces adjoining stairs, one of
which is late C20, the other of quarter turn type, late C18. 2-bay, roof with
collar truss and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU2629985716
388
of
2228
ASHBURY KINGSTONE WINSLOW
SU28NE
5/35 Kingstone Farmhouse
10/11/52
- II
Farmhouse. Datestone: HE 1730 over door.Chalk ashlar front, with limestone
dressings; stone slate roof. brick stacks. Central staircase plan with rear
service area under separate roofs. 2 storey, 5-window range of sashes. Central
6-panelled (2 glazed) door under flat hood with moulded cornice on carved
brackets. Limeston ashlar band at floor level; brick dentilled eaves;
limestone coping; symmetrical end stacks; gabled right side wall has chalk
horizontal bands. 3 rear blocks forming continuous outshut. built of chalk and
sarsen each with hipped roof, late C19 and C20 casements, central door in
semi-circular brick arch set in stack over, mid C19 canted bay window in side
wall, one C181-light leaded casement in rear gabled dormer. Interior: Stone
flag floor; fine straight-flight staircase of c.1730 with moulded balusters;
quarter turn service stairs in centre of rear outshut; plank and stud panelling
with guilloche frieze and skirting in rear right room, square framed panelling
in front left room. Farmhouse was formerly part of the Craven estate.
Listing NGR: SU2660485523
389
of
2228
ASHBURY KINGSTONE WINSLOW
SU28NE
5/36 Lower Mill. Old Mill, 2 metres
10/11/52 south west of house
(Formerly listed as Kingston Lower
Mill,Millers House and adjacent
GV II cottage)
Mill. Late C18, incorporating wall of earlier mill. Brick, Flemish bond;
earlier uncoursed and squared chalk in gable wall to left and in foundations;
old tile roof. L-plan, with additional store at right angles to brick stack to
rear granary. 2 storeys. Irregular 4-window range. Segmental arches over plank
door and casements. Gabled roof, brick end stack. Remains of overshot wheel
against gable end, and interior has all beams, floorboards and machinery
surviving. 2-bay, 2-storey rear wing has leaded casements and segmental arch
with limestone key block over double doors (1/2 blocked). Small one storey
store, chalk and sarsen uncoursed rubble with old tile roof, against north
wall.
Listing NGR: SU2629585574
390
of
2228
ASHBURY KINGSTONE WINSLOW
SU28NE
5/37 Lower Hillhouse
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Kingstone
Lower Mill, Miller's House and
adjacent cottage)
GV II
Miller's house, now house. Late C18. Rendered brick front and chalk rubble rear
wall; old tiled roof. L-plan with additional brewhouse adjoining principal
range. 2 storeys, 3-window range. Segmental brick arches over blocked central
door and C19 3-light casements; dentilled eaves; gabled roof, symmetrical gable
end stacks. Single-storey brewhouse range with gable end stack has 2 windows
and one ledged door to front, segmental arches over 2- light leaded casements.
2-storey and attic rear wing, of rendered brick with tile roof; 3-window range.
Segmental arches over door to right and C19 casements. Brick and tile gabled
dormer with 3-light leaded casements. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2630785583
391
of
2228
ASHBURY KINGSTONE WINSLOW
SU28NE
5/58 Lower Mill Cottaqes. (Nos 1
10/11/52 and 2 consecutive)
(Formerly listed as Kingstone
Lower Mill. Miller's House and
adjacent cottage)
GV II
Cottages. C18 (No. 1), two left bays are early C19 (No 2); attached to rear
gable of Lower Mill House. Squared and coursed chalk, brick quoins to left.
(No. 2): thatched roof, brick stacks. Plan form not determined, 1 1/2-storey,
4-window range. Timber lintel over central planked door to No. 1: No. 2 entered
from left gable with C20 porch. Timber lintels to No. 1 and brick segmental
arches (No. 2) over C20 casements. Half-hipped roof, right end and one ridge
stack between Nos 1 and 2. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU2631885614
392
of
2228
ASHBURY KINGSTONE WINSLOW
SU28NE
5/39 Upper Mill
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Kingstone
Upper Mill, Miller's House and
outbuildings)
- II
Mill and house. Datestone 1792 in wall. Uncoursed chalk and sarsen rubble,
brick quoins and dressings; old tiled roof, brick stacks. L-plan. 1 1/2-storey,
2-window range. Entered from rear. Segmental brick arches over C20 casements,
datestone to right inscribed I&W/I&N/1792. Dentilled eaves. Central weather-
boarded and gabled hoist supported on wood brackets. Oeuil-de-boeuf with C20
casement to top of each gable wall. Half-hipped roof. Interior: original plan
form indistinct. To left is single-storey building, c.1792, in brick Flemish
bond with C20 tile roof, and C20 porch and French windows. Single-storey
building, probably a stable with gable entry, to left. Miller's accomodation to
rear right: brick; Welsh slate roof, 4-window range with segmental brick arches
over central entry and C20 casements, brick ridge stack.
Listing NGR: SU2653785462
393
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/4 Spencer's Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C17, remodelled and extended c.1855. Front wall of coursed
limestone rubble with chalk window dressings; wall to left of door built of
uncoursed chalk rubble with limestone quoins and window dressings. Right side
wall rebuilt in early C19 English bond brick; chalk and limestone rubble rear
wall. Mid C19 left side wall of chalk ashlar with limestone ashlar dressings;
mid C19 rear left wall of Flemish bond brick with flared headers. Stone slate
roof; brick stacks. 3-unit lobby-entry plan with continuous rear outshut
extended to rear left in mid C19. 2 storeys; 2-window range to front which has
flat hood with panelled soffit over 6-panelled door; flat stone arches over
original 3-light leaded casements to right and mid C19 8-pane sash to left. Rear
wall has C18 plank door with drawbar, one 2-light leaded casement and gabled
roof dormer with original 2-light leaded casement. Gabled roof to right, hipped
roof to left and left front; ridge stack, mid C19 lateral stack in rear left
wing. In mid C19 left side wall was built as a front wall facing the walled
garden and The Green; stone lintels over 8-pane sashes in 3-window range and
central 4-panelled door with overlight and early C20 porch. Interior: Some C18
plank doors with fittings, mainly mid C19 four-panelled doors; mid C19 marble
fireplaces, shutters and straight-run stairs opposite entry in left side wall;
left room has C18 china closet and original chamfered beam cut by insertion of
mid C19 sash in left side wall; stone flags to lobby floor. Original 2-bay
collar-truss roof survives over right side of house. Subsidiary features: Dairy
and cheese room of c.1800 attached to right gable wall, built of Flemish bond
brick to rear; squared and coursed chalk to front with tiled roof. 2 storeys;
plank door, 2-window range has early C20 casements and 2 stone mullioned and
double splayed C17 windows reset in rear wall, Interior: Chamfered beams,
original framed and winding staircase, cheese shelves on first floor and fine
3-bay roof of curved collar trusses with butt purlins and plank ridge. Attached
to front of this building is early C19 brewhouse, coverted into C20 garage but
retaining reset 3-light leaded casement and C19 pump against rebuilt left wall.
Listing NGR: SU3172591319
394
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/5 Stables approx. 20m. N of
Spencer's Farmhouse
GV II
Stables. Early C19. Squared and coursed chalk, brick dressings; concrete block
left wall and right wall rebuilt in old brick; asbestos sheet roof. Originally
one storey and loft, now one storey; 2-window range. Semi-circular brick arch
over central plank door flanked by similar arches over windows with original
iron bars. Gabled roof. Interior has been remodelled and roof rebuilt. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3173091342
395
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/6 Goose house approx. 5m. N of
Spencer's Farmhouse
GV II
Goose house with granary over. Mid C19. Flemish bond brick; Welsh slate roof. 2
storeys. Segmental arch over opening to goose house, with plank loft door over;
to right of door are semi-circular arches over 2 shuttered openings for geese.
Top of right wall has segmental arch over 2-light leaded casement and left wall
has segmental arches over planked ground-floor and loft doors. Gabled roof.
Interior: Goose house to right, store room to left; granary above has 2-bay
collar-truss and side strut roof with clasped purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3171291329
396
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/7 Mall and railings enclosing
garden to E of Spencer's
Farmhouse
GV II
Wall. C18 and mid C19. Limestone rubble with flat limestone coping stones,
limestone ashlar piers and cast-iron railings on a brick wall to front; front
wall is broken by two cast iron gates dated "R.Kimber 1854 Stanford" and flanked
by limestone ashlar piers. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3175491302
397
of
2228
BULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/8 Pump
GV II
Pump. Mid C19. Cast iron, by Warner's of London. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3180391254
398
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/9 Manor Farmhouse
21/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse. C18, right bay added in late C18. Coursed limestone rubble with
limestone ashlar quoins and plinth, and brick window dressings; right bay in
Flemish bond brick; left side wall is roughcast, right in chalk rubble on brick
base; rear wall in Flemish bond brick with late C19 brick wall to first floor
addition. Stone slate roof, except late C19 tiles to rear right cross gabled
extension; brick stacks. 2-unit central staircase plan with original rear
outshut given extra storey in late C19. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Carved
brackets to flat hood over 4-panelled door with overlight. Flat brick arches
over early C19 sashes; blocked window to ground floor right and early C19 bays
with sashes flank door. Many windows cut through jambs of earlier windows.
Gabled roof; 3 internal stacks at junction of main block with rear wings. Rear
right cross gabled wall built up in late C19 from original outshut; rear wall
has segmental brick arches over one mid/late C19 three-light and one late C19
two-light casement. Interior: stone flag floor, late C19 tiles to hall; C18
plank doors and mid C19 two-and 4-panelled doors. Late C19 fireplaces except
that in rear right kitchen with original swinging pot-bar. All reroofed c.1911
Subsidiary features: 2-storey cheese room over dairy to rear left, built of
random bond brick with stone slate roof; 3-window range, segmental arches over
C20 casements except C18 two-light casements to right of plank door. Gabled
roof; axial brick stack. Interior has chamfered beams, and 3-bay collar truss
roof with butt purlins. Late C19 open sided brewhouse to rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3180490293
399
of
2228
BAULKIN6 THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/10 Barn approx. 50m. N of Manor
Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboard overlight timber frame; old plain tiled roof. 4-bay
plan. Plank double doors with strap hinges, probably orginal. Gabled roof.
Interior: Collar-truss with side struts roof, arch-braced to post, butt purlins.
Occupies prominent position on The Green between Manor Farmhouse and Spencer's
Farmhouse. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3172291299
400
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (West side)
5/11 Chestnut Cottage and Loder's
Cottage
GV II
House. Chestnut Cottage (right) dated 1724 on quoin; Loder's Cottage is probably
earlier. Chestnut Cottage has uncoursed limestone rubble and squared and coursed
chalk walling, brick window jambs and chalk quoins. Loder's Cottage has coursed
limestone rubble walling. Stone slate roof; brick stacks. Two-unit lobby-entry
outshut plan extended to 3 units. c.1724; 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber
lintel over C20 plank door; C20 porch; left gable entry to Loder's Cottage; C20
casements with timber lintels except flat stone arch to left of door. Half
hipped roof; left end and ridge stacks. Interior: plain chamfered beams
bressumer over fireplace to Chestnut Cottage.
Listing NGR: SU3165791042
401
of
2228
BAULKING THE GREEN
SU39SW (South side)
5/12 Baulking Towers
GV II
Two cottages. Early/mid C19. Squared and coursed chalk, brown limestone ashlar
dressings; old red tile roof; brick and rendered stack. Tudor Domestic style. 2
storeys; 2-window range. Label moulds over 2-light stone-mullioned
cavetto-moulded windows with arched head. Windows set in projecting square bays
carried above eaves level and gabled with kneelers and moulded coping stones.
Gabled roof with moulded coping stones; ridge stack of 4 circular flues rendered
with diaper pattern set on square brick base. Attached to each gable wall are
one-storey, one-bay blocks in similar materials and style with plank doors. The
elevation makes effective use of different coloured materials.
Listing NGR: SU3167991125
402
of
2228
BAULKING
SU39SW
5/1 Church Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Timber framed, in square and irregular framing; brick infill.
Thatched roof; brick stack and chalk block external stack to right. 3-unit lobby
entry plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 plank door. Two mid/late
C19 and two and 3-light casements in first floor half dormers; other casements
are C20. Half-hipped roof; ridge and right external stack. Interior: chamfered
bressumer to central fireplace; chamfered beams and oists survive in centre
room, and left and right rooms have original and C20 replacement beams; quarter
turn stairs next to front door and against stack; timber framed partition of
close studding next to stack; first floor not inspected. Original partition
between centre and right rooms has been removed, with morticed beam sirviving.
Listing NGR: SU3172490621
403
of
2228
BAULKING
SU39SW
5/2 Church Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1740. Chalk ashlar; stone slate roof; brick stacks. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan with continuous outshut. 2-storey, 3-window range. Central
6-panelled (2 glazed) door with C20 parch. Concrete lintels on ground floor over
mid/late C19 three-light casements; similar casements under eaves, but centre
window has been blocked. Two late C19 gabled roof dormers. Half-hipped roof;
ridge stack, left end stack off ridge, rear right lateral stack. Large late C19
gabled roof dormer to rear. Interior: Original 2-panelled doors and stone flag
floor in centre, where an archway has been knocked through the stack. Room to
left has original fielded panelling, moulded dado, cornice and beam. Room to
right has original straight-cut panelling, moulded dado and cornice; original
wood architrave to fireplace and corner cupboard. Lobby has original moulded
plaster cornice. In centre of rear outshut are dog-leg stairs with winders and
closed string, moulded balusters and panelled dado, Original fireplace in rear
right room. First floor has original fireplaces to left and right, the latter
with cast iron grate of c.1850. Ribbed doors in loft. Subsidiary features:
2-storey dairy and cheese room with 1833 datestone in gable wall attached to
right. Chalk block ground floor, English bond brick to first floor; late C20
tile roof. Front has concrete and timber lintels, segmental brick arches to
rear, over late C19 two-and 3-light casements one of which blocks rear door.
Interior has chamfered beams on ground floor. Attached to front of this block is
a mid-late C19 brewhouse incorporating a C18 brick wall with dentilled eaves to
left.
Listing NGR: SU3182090680
404
of
2228
BAULKING
SU39SW
5/3 Church of St. Nicholas
21/11/66
GV I
Church. Mid C13. Coursed limestone rubble, nave walls rendered over; limestone
ashlar dressings; stone slate roof. Chancel, long nave, small bellcote to west.
3 mid C13 pointed lancets to each window; north and south walls of chancel have
2 pointed lancets. North wall of nave has plain mid C13 doorway with moulded
impost and early C15 three-light cusped window with label mould to left; south
wall has similar mid C13 doorway and 2 late C13 two-light windows; corner and
wall buttresses including one flying buttress to south dated 1882. Limestone
coping slabs to gabled roof, rendered walls to bellcote which has pyramidal
roof. Interior: 3 east window lancets are shafted on the inside; late C19 and
early C20 stained glass windows; corner piscina to south wall. 3-bay roof; butt
purlins, arch-braced collar trusses possibly of late Cl6 date. To north of
chancel screen are blocked rood stairs. Mid C13 unusual rood screen pierced by
square openings. Nave has stone flag floor with some ledger stones near door;
Jacobean pulpit brought from Grittleton (Wiltshire) and placed on late C19
limestone base; octagonal limestone pulpit; late C19 benches and vestry screen
to west; fragments of C14 nativity scene on north wall. 2 early C18 and one late
C18 wall tablets, and also on the north wall a painted wall tablet in memory of
Robert Grove, died 1693. 6-bay roof in Jacobean style with pendants to tie beams
but dated 1708; braced collar trusses, butt purlins. A complete example of a
small mid C13 church with unusual screen and some C14 wall paintings.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.78-79).
Listing NGR: SU3172390703
405
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH EATON ROAD
SP4501 (East side)
10/37 Yew Tree Cottage
20/05/77
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18: remodelled and extended 1977/8. Uncoursed limestone
rubble; gabled thatch roof; C20 brick left end stack. 2-unit plan. One storey
and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and windows: C20 dormer
casements. Extension to left of 1977/8. Interior: chamfered beam. Roof not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4587501904
406
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH EATON ROAD
SP4501 (West side)
10/38 Holly Tree Cottage
GV II
House. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick ridge and
end stacks. 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels
over C19 plank door to right, and C19 plank door in chamfered architrave to left
of centre. Timber lintels over C20 window to left, and C18 three-light
wood-mullioned window. Bread-oven projection adjacent to ridge stack right of
centre. Interior not inspected but noted as having chamfered beams and open
fireplace.
Listing NGR: SP4585701866
407
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH FARINGDON ROAD
SP4501 (North side)
10/39 The Cottage
- II
House. C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble; thatch roof, half-hipped to right and
gabled with end stack of stone finished in brick to left; C20 front internal
stack. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over late C19 plank
door, with C20 porch, and 2- and 4-light leaded casements: C18 two- and 3-light
dormer casements with restored lights. Later one-storey range to left of similar
materials with half-hipped roof. 2-light leaded casement in right gable wall:
C20 extension of similar materials to rear. Interior: chamfered beams. Central
open fireplace. 2-bay roof with heavy principal rafters.
Listing NGR: SP4590401651
408
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH FARINGDON ROAD
SP4501 (North side)
10/40 Church of St. Lawrence
19/02/66
GV II
Church. Early C12, with early C14 and C15 alterations. c.1632 for William
Lenthall, Speaker of House of Commons, and 1788 for William John Lenthall.
Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof. Nave and chancel. Late C13
three-light trefoil-headed window. 4-bay south wall: three C15 cinquefoil-headed
2-light windows and 3 restored offset buttresses; narrow C13 pointed chamfered
priest's door in second bay from right; gabled early C17 porch has wide
cusp-chamfered arch, and C19 timber-framed side walls on brick and limestone
plinths; early C12 plain round-headed doorway frames ancient plank door which
has two C12 strap hinges and crescent at top. North wall has 3 restored offset
buttresses: similar C15 two-light window and an early C14 two-light Decorated
window flank rood-stairs projection with slit-light. West gable has late C13
three-light trefoil-headed window, and twin bellcote of 1632 (V.C.H.). Interior:
cinquefoiled rere-arch to east window. Late C19 reredos. Late C13 trefoil-headed
piscina: early C12 pillar piscina has decorated stem and scalloped capital:
early C17 parish chest has panelled door, hinged lid and is set on wooden
wheels. Chancel floor has marble floor tablet to John Lenthall (d.1681), and a
set of early C17 floor tiles with quatrefoils. C15 brattished cornice to
plastered chancel roof. Tympanum of 1632, with carved oak pendants, has painting
of angels holding Lenthall arms over inscription which reads: "THIS CHURCH WAS
RESTORED IN THE YEARE 1632/AND ALSO REPAIRED BY THE HONOURABLE WILLIAM LENTHALL
ESQR:/MASTER OF THE ROLLS IN THE YEARE 1657". Nave has unusual mid C17 font,
with small garlanded bowl "set on round stem with bands of rocky rustication"
(Pevsner). Mid/late C19 roof has C17 moulded cornice with angels holding shields
of arms at intervals. Fittings: late C18 communion rail, pulpit with tester, box
pews, and steps to gallery with hat-pegs and splat balusters at west end.
Memorials: C18 and C19 wall tablets. Chancel has small white marble inscription
set in black marble draped surround to Winnifred Thompson, d.1708/9, and
memorial to Susanna Brome, d.1717: heraldic achievement over draped and
garlanded surround to inscription with palm sprays at base.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.86; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, pp.396-7;
National Monuments Record).
Listing NGR: SP4563101073
409
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH FARINGDON ROAD
SP4501 (North side)
10/41 Church of St. Lawrence, chest
tomb approx. 2m. S of W end
GV II
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Simple moulding to plinth and top: fielded
inscription panels. Memorial to Robert Firbrother (d.1800), Sarah Marshall
(d.1800) and her daughter (d.1800).
Listing NGR: SP4562401064
410
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH FARINGDON ROAD
SP4501 (North side)
10/42 Gatepier of former Manor
09/02/66 House approx. 20m. SE of
Church of St. Lawrence
(Formerly listed as Gatepier
of former Manor House)
GV II
Gatepier. Early C17. Limestone, with some brick to left. Rusticated quoin strips
and right side wall. Ashlar front and rear walls have round-headed niches.
Moulded plinth and entablature: curved finial. This was one of a pair which
formed the main southern entry to the Manor House bought by Speaker Lenthall in
1634: a map of 1724 shows their former context.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.86; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.394;
Bodleian Library, M.S. Top, Berks a6 Journal 3).
Listing NGR: SP4559001024
411
of
2228
BESSELSLEIGH
SU40SE
3/174 Little Bradley Farmhouse
including barn and attached
cart shed
- II
Large late C17 barn: 2 bays to left converted into early C19 house. Uncoursed
limestone rubble; gabled old tiled roof; brick left end stack. 5-bay barn has
central midstrey with hipped roof, and outshut for implements to left: cartshed
extension to right under same roofs has blocked entry to left of timber lintel
over C20 double doors. Early C19 house to left of 2-storey, 2-window range:
timber lintels over C19 six-panelled (2 glazed) door mid C19 housed sashes to
left, and C19 casement above C17 ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned window to right.
Interior: collar-truss roof with side braces and clasped purlins: tie beams are
strengthened by arch braces tenoned into posts supported on corbels.
Listing NGR: SP4591201286
412
of
2228
SU5386 BLEWBURY BERRY LANE
12/1 (North side)
24/11/66 Blewbury Manor
(Formerly listed as The Manor
House)
GV II
Manor house, now house, C17 cross-wing to left, C18 front and main range, C19
and C10 alterations. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old
plain-tile hipped roof; brick stacks. 2-storey, 2-window central range, with
single-bay cross-wing to left and right. 6-panel door to right of centre with
decorative overlight and painted wood surround of thin Doric pilasters
supporting a flat hood. 4-panel part-glazed door to right of end of cross-wing
to left, having segmental brick head. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all openings,
those to ground floor left and right having segmental brick heads. Interior: C18
straight-flight staircase with winders to base, having vase and barley-sugar
twist blusters and moulded handrail. Queen-post roof to C17 cross-wing. C18
two-panel doors to many rooms.
Listing NGR: SU5315286213
413
of
2228
BLEWBURY BERRY LANE
5U5386 (North side)
12/2 Two Cow houses approx. 120m SW
24/11/66 of Blewbury Manor
(Formerly listed under
0utbuildings at Manor House)
GV II
Cowhouse. C18. Rendered plinth; weatherboarding on timber-framing; old
plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left, 5-bay cow house. Central opening. Doorway
to left of centre, stable door to right of centre. Interior: Queen-post roof.
Attached C19 cowhouse at right-angles to right. Weatherboarding on
timber-framing; old-plain-tile roof, hipped to right. 4-bay cow house. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5310186116
414
of
2228
SU5386 BLEWBURY BERRY LANE
12/3 (North side)
24/11/66 Sheltershed approx. 100m SW of
Blewbury Manor
(Formerly listed under
Outbuildings at Monor House)
GV II
Sheltered. C18, with C20 alterations. Large timer-framing with breeze-block
infill to rear and sides; corrugated-iron half-hipped roof, 6-bay shelter-shed.
Roof truncated to centre and right. Interior: Queen-post roof trusses, those to
centre and right are truncated. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5312586112
415
of
2228
SU5386 BLEWBURY BERRY LANE
12/4 (North side)
24/11/66 Stable, house and attached
sheltershed approx. 75m SW of
Blewbury Manor
(Formerly listed under
Outbuilding at Manor House)
GV II
Stable. Probably early C18. Brick plinth; timber-framing with
weatherboarding; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 2-storey; 5-bay range. Plank
doors to rear. Interior: unusual form of Queen-post roof, with tie-beams below
top of walls and curved queen-posts. Feeding racks to ground floor. Cowmans
house to end, now house. C20 red-brick; old plain-tile roof. Irregular C20
fenestration. Interior not inspected. Attached C19 shelter-shed at right-angles
to rear.
Listing NGR: SU5312586152
416
of
2228
BLEWBURY BERRY LANE
SU5386 (South side)
12/6 Millbrook Cottage
GV II
House, Early Cl9. Red brick; slate roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window
range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with C20, open porch on thin columns.
Y-tracery wood windows to all openings, with 2-centre arched brick heads.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5314386050
417
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
SU5385 (East side)
16/7 Nottingham Fee
24/11/66
GV II
House, Early C17; with later alterations. Render, probably on timber-framing to
ground floor; small timber-framing with early C20 brick infill to first floor;
old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre having
round arched rendered panels to each side. 2-storey, 3-window range, with
cross-wing to rear. Irregular fenestration of casements with leaded lights. C20
door to rear. Interior riot inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5302185671
418
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
SU5385 (East side)
16/8 Great Tree and Ilburys
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Great Tree
Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Probably mid Cl7, with C18 additions, C19
alterations and addition to left. Brick to ground floor; large
timber-framing to first floor with brick infill; old plain-tile roof; brick
ridge stack to left of centre. 2-stormy, 2-window range with 2-stormy cross-wing
to right. Plank door to right of main range with lean-to open porch. Irregular
fenestration of casements. C18 addition to left, of 2-storey, single-bay range.
C18 addition to right, of single-storey, 3-window range. Interiors not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5301385590
419
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
SU5385 (West side)
16/9 Cleeve Cottage and attached
24/11/66 cob wall
(Formerly listed as Cleeve
Cottage)
GV II
House. c16, with probably early C17 two-bay addition to right. Large
timber-framing with rendered infill, having arched braces to first floor centre;
small timber-framing with painted brick and rendered infill to right; thatch
hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre. Probably originally hall house plan.
2-storey. 5-bay, 4-window range. C20 stable door to left of centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements with leaded lights, except C17 wood oriel window to
first floor centre. C18 cross-wing to left: timber-framing with painted infill;
old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack. Single storey and attic; single-bay
range. Interior not inspected, but likely to be of interest. Attached C18 wall
to rear right forming boundary to garden. Cob with thatch coping. Approximately
55 metres long and 2 metres high.
Listing NGR: SU5309785720
420
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
SU5385 (West side)
16/10 81m length of cob wall approx.
24/11/66 10m NE of The Red Lion Public
House
(Formerly listed under
Thatched top-built walls
framing path through centre of
village to churchyard)
GV II
Wall. Probably early C18 with some later patching. Cob, with some stone rubble
and brick patching; thatch coping. Arched doorway to northern half with plank
doorway. Approximately 81 metres long and 2 metres high.
Listing NGR: SU5302985767
421
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
SU5385 (West side)
16/11 42m length of cob wall approx.
24/11/66 35m NNE of The Red Lion Public
House
(Formerly listed under
Thatched top cob-built walls
framing path through centre of
village to churchyard)
GV II
Wall. Probably early C18 with some later patching. Cob with some stone rubble
and brick patching; thatch coping. Arched doorway to northern portion with plank
doorway. Approximately 42 metres long and 2 metres high.
Listing NGR: SU5302685761
422
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
su5z85 (West side)
16/12 The Red Lion Public House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Red Lion
Inn)
BY II
Public house. Mid C17 cross-wing to rear, front range dated to datestone above
central door, inscribed "W.B. Nov.24 1807". Red and flared brick in Flemish
bond; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank
door to centre with segmental brick head and flat hood suspended from
wrought-iron brackets, 3-light wood casements with segmental brick heads to all
openings. Brick dentil course to eaves. Cross-wing to rear of small
timber-framing with brick infill. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to right
is not of special architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU5301785710
423
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LANE
SU5385 (West side)
16/13 Hall Barn Close
25/10/51
GV II
House. C17. Small timber-framing with painted brick and rendered infill; thatch
roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre, brick end stack to left. 2 storey
and attic; 3-bay range at right-angles to street. Plank door to right of centre.
Irregular fenestration of casements. Swept dormer to centre. Right return, to
street: jettied first floor and plain-tile tile-hanging to gable end. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5301285704
424
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHAPEL LPNE
SU5285, SU5385 (West side)
15/14, 16/14 Stocks
24/11/66
GV II
House. C16, raised C17: Small timber-framing with painted brick infill; thatch
roof, hipped to right; brick end stack to left and ridge stack to right of
centre. Single storey and attic; 4-window range. Plank door to left of centre
with flat hood. Irregular fenestration, mostly of 2-light casements. Gabled
dormers to centre and to right of centre. Base-cruck truss to left return.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5307385694
425
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH END
5u5386 (South side)
SUSJE+
12/15 Healmwic Cottage and Church
End
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C16. Large timber-framing, with some arched bracing to
first floor, having rendered infill; thatch hipped roof; brick ridge stack to
centre. Possibly originally hall house. Plank door to centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5314485970
426
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH END
SU5386 (South side)
12/16 Carpenters Cottage
GV II
House. Mid C16, with later alterations. Irregular timber-framing with some
angle-bracing, brick infill to lower panels, rendered infill above; thatch roof,
hipped to right; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to left of centre. Single
storey and attic; 4-window range; plank door to left of centre with C20 open
porch. Irregular fenestration of mostly C20 casements. 2 gabled dormers with old
plain-tile roofs and surrounds, both having 3-light casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5307186030
427
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/17 Plentys
GV II
House. Early C18, with later alterations. Red brick with flared headers in
Flemish bond to centre: re-used brick to ground floor right; C19 brick to first
floor left; timber-framing with brick infill to first floor right; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stacks, ridge stack to left of centre, 2-storey,
3-window range. Irregular fenestration of casements. Rear: C20 door to left.
Some areas of timber-framing. Dentil brick course to eaves. Queen-post roof
truss to right return gable end. Interior not inspected. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU5320485773
428
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/18 Farnley Tyas
GV II
House. Brick front, dated 1799 to brick above door, probably to earlier
structure. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; painted brick to left
with fragmentary timber-framing; old plain-tile roof, brick end stack to right. 1
ridge stack to left of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to left of
centre with segmental brick head. 3-light wood casements to ground floor left of
centre and to right with segmental brick heads. C20 two-light casement to left,
3-light wood casements to first floor left of centre and to right. 2-light
casement to left. Interior not inspected.
429
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/19 Abners
GV II
House. Probably mid C17, with later alterations. Rendered plinth; small
timber-framing with painted brick infill; Cl9 tile-hanging to first floor right;
old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window
range at right-angles to street, 2-panel door to right return of C19 porch at
right of centre. Irregular fenestration of 2-light casements. Right return, to
street: ground floor of brick, probably underbuilding of jetty. C19 tile-hanging
to first floor, probably on timber framing. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5319285793
430
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/20 Barn approx. 10m NW of Abners
GV II
Barn, now garage and workshop. Probably mid C18. reroofed C20 with some
replacement of timber. Timber-framing with weatherboarding; C20 tile roof. 3-bay
barn with outshuts to left and right. Central doorway (doors missing) with
opposing doors to rear. Interior: Queen post roof with most common rafters and
purlins replaced. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5318385807
431
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/21 St. Michaels
GV II
House. Early C18, possibly incorporating earlier structure. Red brick with
random flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to
right; brick ridge stack to left of centre, end stack to right. 2-storey,
3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to right of centre with flat hood on
brackets. C20 four-light casement to original segmental-headed opening to ground
floor centre. 3-light casement with leaded lights and segmental brick head to
ground floor left. 16-pane unhorned sash with wood lintel to first floor right.
Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5315585876
432
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/22 Church of St. Michael
24/11/66
GV I
Church. C11 nave and sanctuary; C12 chancel, central tower and transepts; C13
south aisle; C14 north aisle, and Lady Chapel to south; C15 west tower,
reduction of central tower, and north and south porches; C19 rebuilding of north
porch and restoration of south porch, nave roof of c.1875. Stone and flint
mixture; stone ashlar to tower; old plain-tile roofs to Lady Chapel and chancel;
C20 plain-tile roofs to Lady Chapel and chancel; C20 plain-tile roof to nave;
lead roof to north aisle; roofs of south aisle and tower not visible. 2-bay
chancel, crossing, 2-bay north transept, 3-bay Lady Chapel, 5-bay nave and south
aisle, 2-bay north aisle, and west tower. Wood porch to centre of south aisle
with shallow gabled roof. Ribbed and studded door to 4-centre arched doorway
with foliate decoration to spandrels. 3-light panel tracery windows to left and
right of aisle: Lancet to left of Lady Chapel. 2-light reticulated tracery
windows to centre and right of Lady Chapel Y-tracery window to west end of
south aisle. 3-light reticulated tracery window to east end of Lady Chapel.
3-light reticulated tracery window to east end of chancel, with round window
above. North side: C19 flint porch with stone dressings to right of aisle.
Ribbed and studded door to 4-centre arched doorway with carved spandrels and
having hood mould. Worn carving above ends of hood moulds; image niche above
doorway with C19 carving of St. Michael, 2-light stone mullion window to left of
aisle with cusped lights and hood mould. Lancet to west end of aisle. Lancet to
north end of transept. 3-light reticulated tracery window to east side of
transept. Lancet to left of chancel. 2-light reticulated tracery window to right
of chancel. Romanesque lancet to right of nave. Tower: 3-stages. 4-light panel
tracery window to west face of first stage. 2-light panel tracery window to west
face of second stage. 2-light panel tracery louvred openings to each face of
third stage. Open quatrefoil stone balustrade to roof with cusped finials to
corners. Interior: rib-vault to chancel, and to central tower crossing, on
corbels. ciq piscina and sedilia to right of chancel. C15 choir stalls. C15
screen between chancel and Lady Chapel. North transept: arch-braced collar truss
roof; C15 rood loft door with blind Perpendicular tracery; re-sited altar stone
with-area of C14 encaustic tiles forming surround. Lady Chapel: 3-bay crown-post
roof; trefoil-headed piscina to right. Nave: 7-bay C19 arch-braced collar-truss
roof with curved windbraces; C15 octagonal stone font with quatrefoil panels to
each side of bowl. North arcade: two-centred arches. South arcade: 5 two-centred
arches, internal reveals on half-columns. Perpendicular lean-to roofs to north
and south aisles.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p90-91; St, Michael's Church, Blewbury:
Church guide book undated)
Listing NGR: SU5314685916
433
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/23 Group of three headstones,
including one to William Hope,
and one to Sibilia Hope,
approx. 20m S of Church tower
GV II
Headstone, Dated 1683 to inscription. Stone. Round-topped slab. Inscription
reads "Here lyeth interred the body of William Hope who departed this life the
4th Day of July anno domeny (sic) 1683 aged 90 years and 6 munthes (sic)",
Headstone. Dated 1679 to inscription. Stone. Round-topped slab. Inscription
reads "Here lyeth interred the body of Sibilla the wife of William Hope, who
departed this life the 6th day of January anno domeny (sic) 1679 aged 81 years
and 3 munthes (sic)". Headstone. Probably C17. Stone. Scroll-topped slab.
Illegible inscription, possibly in Greek.
Listing NGR: SU5312985900
434
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (North-east side)
16/24 Almshouse approx. 30m W of
16/02/79 Church of Saint Michael
(Formerly listed as Almshouse
approx. 30m SW of the parish
Church)
GV II
Almshouse. Dated 1778 to inscription. Red brick with flared headers; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left. Single storey and attic; 2-window
range. C20 double-leaf plank door to C20 porch at right of centre. 2-light wood
casements with segmental brick heads to right and to left of centre. Blocked
segmental-headed opening to left. Stone panel to eaves, at left of centre;
inscription reads "The gift of Mr. James Bacon Decd. in memory of his son
Middleton and his daughter Ann 1778, Mr. Bacon died in the year 1774"'. Gabled
dormers to left of centre and to right with 2-light casements. Interior not
inspected. C19 single-storey brick addition to left.
Listing NGR: SU5309185909
435
of
2228
SU5385 BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
16/25 (North-east side)
16/02/79 Almshouse approx. 40m W of
Church of Saint Michael
(Formerly listed as Almshouse
approx. 40m SW of the parish
Church)
GV II
Almshouse. Dated 1837 to inscription. Red brick with random flared bricks in
Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to right. 2-storey, 2-window
range. C20 plank double-leaf outer door to C2O gabled porch. Plank inner door.
C20 two-light casement to right with segmental brick head C20 two-light
casement to first floor right. C20 single-light casement to first floor left.
Inscribed stone panel to first floor centre reads "The ground on which this
house is erected and the garden adjoining was kindly given for (the use?) of
Bacon's Charity by John Shawe Philips of Culham, Oxon in the year 1837",
Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5307585909
436
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (South-west side)
16/26 Carramores
GV II
House. C16 with C18 portion to right, possibly encasing C16 structure. Large
timber-framing with rendered infill to left and centre, having braces to first
floor centre; painted brick to right; old plain-tile roof half-hipped to left;
brick end stacks, brick ridge stack to right of centre. Probably originally hall
house. 2-storey, 4-window range. 4-panel part-glazed door to right of centre
with C20 hood. Irregular fenestration of casements with leaded lights. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5318985764
437
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (South-west side)
16/27 Nayles Bridge Cottage
GV II
House. C17 with C19 and C20 alterations. Small timber-framing with painted brick
infill; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry
plan. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. C20 plank door to C20 gabled
porch to centre, C19 oriel windows to ground floor left and right. Windows to
ground floor. Two 2-light casements to attic and 2-centre arched window to apex
of gable end, interior not inspected. C20 addition to right is not of special
architectural interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5309285774
438
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (South-west side)
16/28 Blue Haze
25/10/51
GV II
House. C16. Painted brick to ground floor, with some large timber-framing to
left; large timber-framing with mid-rail to first floor with some arched braces
and painted brick infili; thatch roof, hipped, with catslide to left end; brick
end stack to right, ridge stack to left, and to left of centre. 2-storey,
6-window range at right-angles to street. C20 ribbed door to right of centre.
Irregular fenestration, mostly of 2-light casements. Interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest, possibly originally a hall house,
Listing NGR: SU5312185798
439
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (South-west side)
16/29 Spring Cottage
GV II
House. C17, with C19 addition to right, and C20 alterations. Roughcast, probably
on timber-framing to left and centre; roughcast, probably on brick to right; old
plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left; brick: end stack to rights internal stack
to left of centre at rear. 2-storey, 5-window range. Plank door to right of
centre with flat hood. C20 garage doors to gabled C20 brick projection to left.
Irregular fenestration of casements, except angled bay window to ground floor
right. Timber-framing visible to left return. Interior not inspected. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5312785810
440
of
2228
BLEWBURY CHURCH STREET
SU5385 (South-west side)
16/30 Malthus Schoolhouse
25/10/51
GV
School house, now house. Dated 1709. Red brick with random flared headers in
Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth plan.
2-storey, 5-window range, 6-panel door to centre with wood architrave surround,
having overlight and half-dome hood on richly-carved brackets. Wood
cross-windows to all openings with glazing bars to lights. Those windows to
ground floor have segmental brick heads. Blind panel to first floor centre with
inscribed tablet reading "A Charity School built and endowed by the gift of
William Malthus, merchant, Anno Domini 1709". Flat brick band between around and
first floors. Painted wood dentil cornice to eaves. Interior not inspected.
Early C19 addition to left, single-storey, single-window range. Red brick with
flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left.
6-panel door to left. 3-light wood casement with segmental brick head to centre.
Listing NGR: SU5312785868
441
of
2228
BLEWBURY GRAHAME CLOSE
SU5285, SU5385 (South side)
15/31, 16/31 Cob wall forming southern
27/06/72 boundary (locally known as
Curtoys Lane) to housing
estate
(Formerly listed as Wall on
footpath between Westbrook
Street/Page Close, forming a
boundary to Graham Close HE)
GV II
Wall. Probably C18. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth cobs; thatch coping.
Approximately 2 metres high, approximately 65 metres long. Wall arches over
stream to east end.
Listing NGR: SU5296185896
442
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5385 (North side)
16/32 Turnpike House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as The
Turnpike House)
GV II
House. Mid CI7, with later alterations. Brick to ground floor; small
timber-framing with brick infill to first floor and attic; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge stack to centre. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range, at right
angles to road, with cross-wing to rear left. 4-pane horned sashes to ground and
first floors left and right. Cross-gables to left and right, that to left with
3-light casement, that to right with 2-light casement. Queen-post roof trusses
to cross-gables. Left return, to road: 6-panel door with wood architrave
surround and wood trellis porch to left. 3-light casement with leaded lights to
ground floor right. 2-light casement to first floor left. Cross-wing to left of
left return: brick to ground floor; small timber-framing with brick infill to
first floor; old plain-tile roof. 2-storey, 3-window range. 4-panel door to
left: 3-light casements to ground flour to centre and right. Three 2-light
casements to first floor. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5318485568
443
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5385 (North side)
16/33 Humphreys
GV II
House. c.I800. Red brick; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stacks to left
and right returns. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door to centre with
fanlight and rubbed brick round arch. 4-pane horned sashes to all openings with
rubbed brick flat arches. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5308085553
444
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5385 (North Side)
16/34 Great Tree Farm Barn and
24/11/66 attached covered gateway
(Formerly listed as Great Tree
Farmhouse outbuildings)
GV II
Barn. Probably C17. Red brick plinth, with areas of unknapped flint;
weatherboarding on timber-framing; thatch roof, hipped to left, 6-bay barn.
Double plank doors to left of centre. Interior not inspected but said to have
Queen-post roof construction. Attached gateway to right. Probably C18.
Weatherboarding on timber-framing; corrugated-iron sheet roof. Single-bay
gateway with double plank doors to left and plank pedestrian door to right.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5302185558
445
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON R0A0
SU5285 (North side)
15/35 Cottage
GV II
House. Cl7, with C18 front. Render, probably on brick; C2O plain-tile roof,
half-hipped to left; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan,
2-storey, 3-window range. Plank: door to centre. c20 two-light casements to all
openings except C20 angled bay window to ground floor right. Timber-framing to
left return and to rear. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to right is not of
special architectural interest. Included for group value,
Listing NGR: SU5297585566
446
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5285 (North side)
15/36 Corrydon House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as The
Homestead)
GV II
House. Probably late c16. Painted brick to ground floor; close-studded
timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor; old plain-tile roof with
half-hipped gablet to left, and half-hipped cross-gable to right; brick ridge
stack to left of centre; C20 brick internal stack to right of centre, end stack
to right of cross-wing. 2-storey, 3-window range with cross-wing to right.
Ribbed door to centre of main range with C20 timber-framed porch. 2-light
casements with leaded lights to main range, except 3-light casement to ground
floor left with leaded lights. Bay window to ground floor of cross-wing with
4-light casement. First floor of cross-wing jettied. 2-light casement to first
floor of cross-wing. Raised cruck to gable-end of cross-wing. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5295985574
447
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON R0A0
SU5285 (North side)
15/37 Yew Tree
GV II
House. Mid C17, with early C18 cross-wing to road. Red brick with flared headers
in Flemish bond old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to rear, 2-storey,
2-window range to road. 4-pane horned sash to ground floor right. Moulded brick
band between ground and first floors. Two C20 two-light casements to first
floor. Shaped brick cornice to eaves. Right return: red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond to left; small timber-framing with brick infill to
right; banded tile-hanging to gable end of cross-wing. C20 panelled door to
left. Irregular fenestration.
Listing NGR: SU5287785575
448
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5285 (North side)
15/38 Milestone at SU 5253 8574
- II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Stone. Triangular. Inscribed "Reading 15, Wantage
9".
Listing NGR: SU5253085740
449
of
2228
SU5385 BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
16/39 (South side)
Tudor Cottage
GV II
House. Early C17. Rendered plinth; large timber-framing with painted brick and
rendered infill; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left; brick ridge stack to
centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan, 2-storey, 2-window range. 6-panel door to
centre. 2-light casement to left with leaded lights. 4-light casement to right
with leaded lights. Gabled half-dormers to left and right with 2-light
casements. Single-storey addition to right, with C19 casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5323285540
450
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON R0A0
SU5385 (South side)
16/40 No.1 Treble House Terrace
24/11/66 (formerly listed under
Treble House Terrace)
GV II
House. C17, with later alterations. Painted brick to ground floor left; large
timber-framing with painted brick infill; mid plain-tile roof, half-hipped to
left; brick: ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 4-bay, 3-window range.
6-panel door to right return of lean-to addition to left, having garage doors to
left. Irregular fenestration of casements. Gabled dormer to left of centre with
2-light casement. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5311385528
451
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON R0A0
SU5385 (South side)
16/41 No.2 Treble House Terrace
24/11/66 (Ickleton House)
(Formerly listed under
Treble House Terrace)
GV II
House. Mid C18. Painted brick; C20 plain-tile roof; brick end stack to right.
2 storey, 2-window range. 6-panel door to left with segmental brick head.
16-pane unhorned sashes to ground and first floor right with segmental brick
heads. 2-light wood casement to first floor left with segmental brick head.
Dog-tooth brick course to eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5309685529
452
of
2228
SU5385 BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
16/42 (South side)
24/11/66 No.3 Treble House Terrace
(Formerly listed under
Treble House Terrace)
GV II
House. Late C18. Painted brick; slate roof; brick end stack, to left. 2-storey,
2-window range. 6-panel door to ccentre with flat hood. 12-pane unhorned sashes
to ground floor left and right with segmental brick heads. 2-light casements to
first floor, that to right C20 metal casement. Dog-tooth brick course to eaves.
Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5308785528
453
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5385 (South side)
16/43 Meers Parcel
25/10/51
GV II
House. Early C17. Painted brick and rendered plinth; irregular timber-framing
with roughcast infill; old plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to
left of centre, end stack to right. Probably 3-unit lobby-entry plan, 2-storey,
3-window range. Plank door to left of centre with C20 timber-framed and
weather-boarded porch. C20 casements to ground floor. C18 casements with leaded
lights to first floor. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5302885534
454
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5285, 5U5385 (South side)
15/44, 16/44 Highcleve
24/11/66
GV II
House. Early C17, with C18 front, and C18 addition to right. Roughcast, probably
on timber-framing to right; render, probably on timber-framing to centre and
left; old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre.
2-storey, 3-window range. Late C19 shop-front to left and centre, having sash
door to centre and 15-pane shop windows to left and right. 16-pane horned sashes
to first floor left and centre, all with wood architrave surrounds. Left return:
timber-framing with painted brick infill; first floor jettied. Interior not
inspected. Addition to right: roughcast, probably on brick; old plain-tile roof,
half-hipped to right; brick stack to rear 2-storey, single-window range.
6-panel door to left with C19 open timber-framed porch. 16-pane unhorned sashes
to ground and first floors.
Listing NGR: SU5317685633
455
of
2228
SU5285 BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
15/45 (South side)
Blueberry Inn Public House
GV II
Public house. Early C19. Painted brick; slate roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey,
3-widow range. 6-panel door to centre with flat hood, having overlight above.
16-pane unhorned sashes with segmental brick heads to ground floor left and
right, 9-pane unhorned sashes with segmental brick heads to first floor.
Interior; panelled doors to lounge and public bars, and to off sales. Lounge bar
has 'grained' plank dado and open fireplace with arched stone bressumer.
Listing NGR: SU5283385544
456
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON R0A0
SU5285 (South side)
15/46 New Inn Cottage and Felixstowe
24/11/66 Cottage
formerly listed as
"Felixstowe")
2 houses. C17 range to street, late C18 range at right-angles to street. Render,
probably on brick; mid plain-tile roof; brick endstacks. 2-storey, 2-window
range at right-angles to street. 4-panel door to centre with segmental brick:
head. 3-light casements to ground floor. 3-light casements with leaded lights to
first floor. Brick dentil course to eaves. Rear range, to street: large
timber-framing with painted brick infill to centre and right; render, probably
on brick to left; old plain-tile roof; chimney stack not visible. Single stormy
and attic; 2-bay range with single bay of 2 storeys to left. Plank doors to left
of centre, and to right. Irregular fenestration. Raking dormer to right. Gabled
dormer to right of centre. Interiors not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5282085557
457
of
2228
BLEWBURY LONDON ROAD
SU5285 (South side)
15/47 Double Doors
24/11/66
GV II
House. Probably mid C16. Painted brick plinth to right, and painted brick to
left; large timber-framing with rendered infill to ground floor right and to
first floor; C20 plain-tile roof; massive brick end stack to right, brick end
stack to left. 2-storey, 3-bay range. C20 ribbed door to left of centre with C20
hood, irregular fenestration of casements with leaded lights, except angled
oriel windows to first floor left and right. Interior not inspected but likely
to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5280485563
458
of
2228
SU5385 BLEWBURY RUMSEY'S LANE
16/52 (East side)
The Cleve
- II
House. Late C18 encasement of C17 structure. Painted brick; old plain-tile roof;
C20 brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window
range 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with flat hood. C19 wood oriel window
to left of 3-lights with leaded casements. C19 wood oriel window to right of
4-lights with leaded casements. Three 3-light casements to first floor. Left
return: timber-framing with rendered infill. Rear: timber-framing with painted
brick infill. Interior: chamfered spine beams and joists to ground floor. Queen
post roof. Addition to right: probably early C18. Timber-framing with painted
brick infill; old plain-tile roof. Single storey and attic; single-bay range.
Listing NGR: SU5317685633
459
of
2228
BLEWBURY RUMSEY'S LANE
SU5385 (East side)
16/53 Granary approx. 2m NE of The
Cleve
GV II
Granary. C17 with C19 alterations. Brick piers; C17 timber-framing with C19
alterations including passing braces, having painted brick infill; old
plain-tile hipped roof. Single-storey, 2-bay range. Plank door to centre.
2-light openings to left and right with diagonally-set wood mullions, and
opposing openings to rear. Interior: collar truss roof. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU5318885636
460
of
2228
BLEWBURY SOUTH STREET
SU5385 (East side)
16/48 East Brook
GV II
House. C17 with early C19 addition to right. Irregular timber-framing with
painted brick infill to left; render, probably on brick to right; old plain-tile
roof of 2 heights; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2
storeys and attic; 2-bay range with 2-storey, 2-bay addition to right, all at
right-angles to street. C20 glazed door to right. Irregular fenestration of
casements and sashes, having 16-pane unhorned sash to first floor centre and
12-pane unhorned sash to first floor right. Flat-roofed dormer to left of
centre. Queen post roof truss to left gable end to street. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5339585907
461
of
2228
BLEWBURY SOUTH STREET
SU5385 (East side)
16/49 Dragonwyke and Winding Way
25/10/51 Cottage
(Formerly listed as Winding
Way and Green Harbour)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C16, with C17 cross-range to rear, and later
alterations. Painted uncoursed stone rubble with brick dressings in ground floor
centre and left of centre; large timber-framing to right of centre with painted
brick infill; painted brick to right; large timber-framing with painted brick
and rendered infill to first floor; thatch roof; brick ridge stacks to centre
and to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to right of centre.
irregular fenestration of C20 three-light casements. Gabled dormer to right with
old plain-tile roof and surround. Addition to left, probably c18.
Weatherboarding; probably on timber-framing; thatch roof. 2-stormy, single bay
range. C20 garage door to ground floor. 3-light casement to first floor.
Interior not inspected. Winding Way Cottage forms cross-range to rear with C20
additions. Painted brick to ground floor; large timber-framing with painted
brick in-fill to first floor; thatch roof. C20 fenestration. C20 addition to
right, parallel to main range to street. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5338785822
462
of
2228
BLEWBURY SOUTH STREET
SU5385 (East side)
16/50 Dibleys House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Dibleys)
GV II
House. Early C17. Painted brick plinth; large timber-framing with roughcast
in-fill; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right, cross-gabled to left; brick
ridge stack to centre. 2-storey, 2-window range with 2-storey-and-attic
cross-wing to left. 4-panel door to centre. Irregular fenestration of casements
with leaded lights. First floor of cross-wing jettied to end. Queen post roof
truss to gable-end of cross-wing. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5334385772
463
of
2228
BLEWBURY SOUTH STREET
SU5385 (East side)
16/51 Borlase Gallery
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as "Borlase")
GV II
House, now art gallery and dwelling. Early C17 cross-wing to left, early C18
main range, probably encasing earlier structure. Red brick with flared headers
in Flemish bond; timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor of
cross-wing; C20 plain-tile hipped roof with half-hipped gable end to cross-wing;
brick ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 4-window range with
single-storey-and-attic cross-wing incorporated in left end and projecting
approximately half a metre. Plank doors to left of centre, and to right,
irregular fenestration of casements with leaded lights. Flat brick band between
ground and first floors of main range. Curved cornice to eaves of main range,
Interior: open fireplace to ground floor centre room. Much timber-framing
visible to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU5326585719
464
of
2228
BLEWBURY SOUTH STREET
SU5386 (South side)
12/5 The Cottage and End Cottage
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C18 addition to right. Small timber-framing
with painted brick in-fill; painted brick to right; old plain-tile roof; brick
ridge stack to left of centre. Single storey and attic; single-bay range, with
cross-wing to left, and 2-bay addition to right. Plank door to right of centre.
irregular fenestration of casements. Gabled dormer to centre with 2-light
casement. C20 casements to end of cross-wing. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5340686075
465
of
2228
BLEWBURY WATERY LANE
SU5285 (South side)
15/54 Laurences
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as "The
Laurences")
GV II
House. Dated 1548 to left return. Rendered plinth; small timber-framing with
rendered infill; thatch roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-storey, 2-window
range. 3-light wood casement to ground floor left. 2-light wood casement to
right. 3-light casement to first floor left with leaded lights. 2-light casement
to first floor right with leaded lights. Plank door to left return.
Single storey, probably cob, extension to right end with thatch roof. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5298285674
466
of
2228
SU5285 BLEWBURY WATERY LANE
15/55 (South side)
24/11/66 Nottingham Fee Cottage
GV II
House. Probably early C17, with later alterations. Rendered stone rubble plinth;
roughcast on timber-framing; thatch roof, half-hipped to left, hipped to right;
bridge ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic;
2-window range. Plank door to centre. Horizontal sashes to left and right with
plank shutters. Three C20 casements to left gable end. C20 swept dormer to right
return. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5296485678
467
of
2228
BLEWBURY WATERY LANE
SU5385 (South side)
15/56 Turkeys
24/11/66
GV II
House. C17, with C20 alterations. Large timber-framing with painted brick
infill: thatch roof, half-hipped to left; C20 brick ridge stacks to left of
centre, and to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Glazed door to
right of centre. Plank door to left of centre. Irregular fenestration of C20
casements. 3 swept dormers with C20 two-light casements. Interior not inspected.
C20 cross-wing to right is not of special architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU5292485692
468
of
2228
BLEWBURY WATERY LANE
SU5285 (South side)
15/57 Chapmans and attached barn
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Chapmans)
GV II
House. C17. Painted uncoursed stone rubble and rendered plinth; large
timber-framing with rendered infill: thatch roof, half-hipped to cross-wing;
brick ridge stacks to right of centre and to cross-wing. 2-storey, 2-bay range,
with 2 storeys and attic cross-wing to left. Plank door to C20 lean-to porch at
junction of main range with cross-wing. Irregular fenestration of casements,
including some is casements with leaded lights. Swept dormer to left of main
range. Interior not inspected. Attached barn to right: probably C17. Flint
plinth; weatherboarding on timber-framing; thatch hipped roof. 3-bay barn. C20f
fenestration. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5291685725
469
of
2228
SU5385 BLEWBURY WATTS LANE
16/58 (North side)
Clunch wall approx.35m E of
Orchard Dene House, at
junction with South Street
GV II
Wall. Probably C18. Clunch uncoursed rubble wall with thatch coping.
Approximately one and a half metres high, and 21 metres long.
Listing NGR: SU5338685955
470
of
2228
BLEWBURY WATTS LANE
SU5385 (North side)
16/59 Orchard Dene House
24/11/66
GV II
House, probably former farmhouse. Probably early C17. Large timber-framing with
painted brick infill; painted brick to right, and to ground floor left; thatch
roof, hipped to right, half-hipped to left; brick ridge stacks to left and right
of centre, 2-storey, 2-window range to right, with single-storey-and-attic
2-window range to left, and cross-wing to right rear. Irregular fenestration of
casements with leaded lights. Right return formed by cross-wing, 2-storey,
3-window range. Panelled door to centre. Irregular fenestration of casements.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest,
Listing NGR: SU5333185971
471
of
2228
BLEWBURY WATTS LANE
SU5385 (North side)
16/60 Barn and outbuilding approx.
30m E of Orchard Dene House
GV II
Barn. Probably early C18. Weatherboarding on timber-framing; corrugated-iron
sheet roof. 4-bay barn. Double plank doors to left of centre. Interior not
inspected. Attached outbuilding at right-angles to right. Probably C19. Red
brick plinth; weatherboarding on timber-framing; corrugated-iron sheet roof.
3-bay outbuilding. Plan door to centre. Interior not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU5333285971
472
of
2228
SU5285 BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
13/61 (East side)
Boham's House
GV II
House, probably former farmhouse. Early C18 with C19 cross-wing to left, and C20
lean-to porch to right of centre. Red brick in Flemish bond to right; painted
brick to left, centre, and to cross-wing; old plain-tile complex roof, hipped to
right; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre, lateral stack to rear
right. 2-storey, 3-window range, with 2-storey cross-wing to left, at
right-angles to street. C20 two-pane door to right return of brick porch to
centre, with cat-slide roof irregular fenestration of casements, some with
segmental brick heads and leaded lights. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5297285950
473
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/62 Barn approx. lOm NE of Boham's
House
GV II
Barn. Probably late C18. Brick and stone rubble plinth; weatherboarding on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof. 4-bay barn, aisled to rear. Plank double
doors to left of centre. Plank door to right of centre. Interior not inspected.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5297585972
474
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/63 Curtoys
GV II
House, Early C19. Red brick in Flemish bond; slate hipped roof with lead ridges;
brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre
with overlight and painted wood architrave surround, having flat-roofed square
open porch on thin Doric columns 16-pane unhorned sashes with stone architrave
surrounds to all openings, some with crown glass. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5292485892
475
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/64 Hall Barn
25/10/51
GV II
House. Mid C17, with late C17 front to main range. Large timber-framing to
cross-wing, with rendered infill; painted brick to main range; old plain-tile
roof; brick end stack to left, and to end of cross-wing, ridge stack to
cross-wing, 2 storeys and attic; 3-window main range with 2-storey, 2-bay
single-window cross-wing to right. 6-panel part-glazed door to right of train
range with wood architrave surround. Main range bias Doric giant-order cut-brick
pilasters to left and right ends, and to left and right of centre, that to left
of centre interrupted by 4-light wood mullion and transom window to ground
floor. Blocked window opening to ground floor left with flat brick arch having
shaped lower edge. Shaped brick: band between around and first floors to left and
centre. Wood cross-windows to first floor, having leaded lights, that to left,
having flat brick arch with shaped lower edge. Painted wood dentil cornice to
eaves. Gabled full dormer to centre with wood cross-window having leaded lights.
Left return of cross-wing to right: 3-light wood mullion and transom window to
ground floor. 4-light casement to first floor. Interior not inspected but likely
to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5289685849
476
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/65 The Forge House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as The Forge
(2 dwellings)
GV II
House. Mid C17, with later alterations. Brick to ground floor with some
fragmentary timber-framing; small timber-framing with angle bracing to first
floor, with brick infill; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre.
Probably originally 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range at
right-angles to street. 6-panel part-glazed door at right of centre, to C19
lean-to porch. Irregular fenestration of casements, except horizontal sliding
sash to first floor left. Right return, to street: first floor jettied on curved
brackets. Rear: stable door to left. Regular fenestration of casements. C20
sloping roof rooflights. Interior not inspected, C20 two-storey addition to left
is not of special architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU5285885781
477
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/66 Fron Deg
GV
House. Early C19. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; red brick with random flared
headers in Flemish bond; slate roof; brick end stack to left. 2-storey, 2-window
range. Plankdoor to centre with cambered brick head. 3-light casements with
cambered brick heads to ground floor left and right. 3-light casements with
leaded lights to first floor left and right. Dog-tooth brick course to eaves.
Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5284485772
478
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/67 Wayside Cottage
24/11/66 (Formerly listed under
Pair of cottages "Brookside"
and Wayside Cottage)
GV II
House. Probably late C16. Rendered plinth to left; large timber-framing to left,
and to attic, with rendered infill render, probably on stone rubble to ground
floor right; thatch roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of _
centre. Single storey and attic; 4-window range. Stable door to centre. Plank
door to right. Irregular fenestration of casements, with leaded lights. 2 swept
dormers to right with 2-light casements with leaded light. Gabled dormer to
left with old plain-tile roof and surround, and 2-light casement with leaded
lights. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5283185748
479
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side
15/68 Brookside
24/11/66 (Formerly listed under
Pair of cottages "Brookside"
and Wayside Cottage)
GV II
House. Mid C17, with C19 alterations, and C20 addition to right. Rendered
plinth; small timber-framing with painted brick infill; old plain-tile roof;
brick end stack to right. Single storey and attic; 2-window range at
right-angles to street. Plank door to centre with C19 gabled porch to centre.
C19 two-light casements to ground floor left and right. Gabled C19 half-dormers,
with 2-light casements, to left and right. Interior not inspected. C20 addition
to right is not of special architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU5283285736
480
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (East side)
15/69 Ashbrook House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Ashbrook
Farmhouse
GV II
House. Probably mid C18, with later alterations. Red brick; old plain-tile
hipped roof, with central valley; rendered brick ridge stacks to left and right,
2-storey, 3-window main range to garden. Sash door to centre with stone
architrave surround and stone Doric porch. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all
openings. Rear elevation, to road, and side elevations, in grey brick with red
brick dressings. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5279885630
481
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
5U5285 (East side)
15/70 Barn approx. 25m SE of
24/11/66 Ashbrook House
(Formerly listed under
Ashbrook Farmhouse
outbuildings and garden wall
along road)
GV II
Barn. Probably late C17. Small timber-framing with brick infill; old plain-tile
roof, 4-bay barn. Plank: doors to centre. Interior not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU5282585599
482
of
2228
BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
SU5285 (West side)
15/71 Greenbushes
GV II
Cottage. C16. Irregular timber-framing, having some arched braces, with painted
brick infill; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick internal stack to right return.
Single storey and attic, 3-window range. C20 panelled door to left of centre.
Irregular fenestration of casements, with leaded lights. Gabled dormer to right
of centre with 2-light casement. Interior: Queen post roof truss to left. Cruck
truss to right. Spine beam and joists visible to ground floor. Winder staircase.
Open fireplace to ground floor centre.
Listing NGR: SU5289885903
483
of
2228
SU5285 BLEWBURY WESTBROOK STREET
15/72 (West side)
No.1 (Ashbrook Cottage) and
No.2 (Bakers Cottage)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Mid C17, with C20 alterations. Brick plinth; small
timber-framing with brick infill; old plain-tile roof of 2 heights; brick ridge
stack to left of centre, brick ridge stack to right of centre, at junction of
roofs of different heights. 2-storey, 5-window range. C20 door to right return
of C20 brick porch to centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. Interiors not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5295286014
484
of
2228
BOURTON SILVER STREET
SU28NW (North side)
4/45 The Old Manor House and
Highlands
- II
3 Cottages, now 2. Dated 1817. Limestone ashlar, Welsh slate roof. Double-
depth plan, staircase in hall opposite entry. Late Georgian style. 2-storey,
6-window range. 2:2:2 facade. Cambered arches with rusticated grey keystones
over 3 asymmetrically placed doors, one now blocked, the other 2 with late C20
ledged doors. Cambered arches with rusticated grey keystones over 8-pane
sashes. Plain parapet, segmental pediments over square corner finials with
central wreaths. End and ridge stacks have moulded caps. Hipped roof obscured
by parapet. Interior: some 4-panelled doors, and opposite entry are
straight-flight stairs with plain balusters and moulded newel. 3- window range
and gabled service wing to rear of Old Manor House built in similar style;
original 4-panelled door and late C19 two-light sashes. C20 extension to rear
of Highlands.
Listing NGR: SU2325086984
485
of
2228
BOURTON THE HILL
SU28NW
4/43 Market cross.
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as Village
Cross)
GV II
Market cross. C14. Limestone ashlar. 3 steps and most of shaft survives.
Listing NGR: SU2320286976
486
of
2228
BOURTON
SU28NW
4/40 Bourton Grange
GV II
House, now office. Datestone on finial: JT (for John Tucker) 1847. Limestone
ashlar. Welsh slate roof. Double-depth plan (4x2) with central staircase.
2-storey and attic, 4-window range. 3:1 facade with bay recessed, built flush
with service range. Steps to 6-panelled door, under 4-centered arch with hood
mould and ballflower terminals over; door flanked by 2 rectangular bays, with
blind panel strips and lunettes to surround. 4-light moulded mullioned and
transomed windows; ballflower terminals to hood moulds; original rainwater
goods. Facade surmounted by 3 Dutch gables with moulded kneelers and round
window; ridge stacks. Interior: Original panelled doors and straight-flight
open-string stair with moulded balusters; service range to right of facade:
limestone ashlar, 3-window range, with flat roof. In front of house is late C20
iron rail connected by stone circular piers with ball finials. John Turner, the
builder of Bourton Grange, also built the 6 almshouses near Pinewood and
contributed towards the rebuilding of the school. The Tucker family were
responsible for the building of much of Bourton in the 1840s & 1850s, including
Pinewood, the Church of St. James and the Baptist chapel. (Kelly's
Directory, 1897).
Listing NGR: SU2293487334
487
of
2228
BOURTON
SU28NW
4/41 Bourton Grange, gate piers and
attached wall turning from
south-east corner.
GV II
2 gateways and walling to left of courtyard at Bourton Grange. Probably
contemporary with Bourton Grange (q.v.) 1847. Limestone ashlar, ramp up to tall
walling at south east corner: 2 entrances flanked by tall square piers with
moulded plinth blocks, cornices and ball finials.
Listing NGR: SU2295187319
488
of
2228
BOURTON
SU28NW
4/42 Bourton Grange, gate piers and
attached walls approx 20
metres east.
GV II
Gate piers, gates and wall at entrance. Probably contemporary with Bourton
Grange (q.v.) 1847. Limestone ashlar. Balustrade divided into 6 sections by
piers each having ball finials with studded annulet. Central gateway flanked by
tall square piers with moulded plinth blocks and ball finials; oak double gates
with central ramp.
Listing NGR: SU2293887333
489
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND ROAD
(East side)
SU3497
8/58 Nos.3 to 6 (consecutive) New
Row
GV II
Cottage row. Probably late C18, remodelled and extended 2 bays to left in late
C19. Squared and coursed limestone; stone slate roof; C20 brick stacks. 2
storeys; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 doors with gabled porches.
Timber lintels over C20 first-floor casements, 2 left-bay and 2 ground-floor
windows; other ground-floor windows have label moulds over late C19 cross
windows. Gabled roof, with urns surmounting coping; ridge stacks. C20 extension
to rear and to left. Interior remodelled in C20. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3431097807
490
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND ROAD
(East side)
SU3497
8/59 Nos.1 and 2 New Row (Goodmans)
(Formerly listed as Nos. 1 and
06/06/78 2 New Road Cottages)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18, with bay to right added later in C18. Coursed
limestone rubble; C20 brick stack; thatched roof. 3-unit lobby entry plan later
extended to 4 units. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over
C20 door and C20 two-light casements; 2 half dormers have early C20 three-light
casements. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU3432497783
491
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND ROAD
(East side)
SU3497
8/60 Pump approx. 5m. W of Nos. 1
and 2 New Row
GV II
Pump and shelter. Late C19. Cast iron pump. Shelter has gabled stone slate roof
and is supported on pine log posts. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3431697784
492
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND ROAD
SU3497 (West side)
8/61 Pound Corner
GV II
House. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; brick stack.
2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door, with
carved brackets to C20 flat hood, and scattered fenestration of early C20
two-light casements. Hipped roof; ridge stack. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3429397722
493
of
2228
BUCKLAND CARSWELL
SU39NM
2/63 No.7
GV II
House. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; stone stacks.
3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintel over C20 stable
door. C20 timber lintels over C18 three-light leaded casements to right of door
and similar C20 casements to left. Early C19 Gothic style rainwater head. Three
asymmetrical cross gables to front; gable end stack to left and ridge stacks.
Rear rebuilt in C20 brick and tile, with C17 cross-gable to rear right. Interior
not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3225898943
494
of
2228
BUCKLAND CARSWELL LANE
SU39NW (East side)
Carswell
2/65 Carswell Manor (St. Hugh's
21/11/66 School)
- II
House, now school. Early C17, extended and remodelled by William Niven c.1898.
Roughcast walls; stone slate roof; stone stacks. Original L-plan extended to
left in late C19. Early C17 front of 2 storeys; 2-window range of scattered
fenestration, the right gable having no windows. Label moulds over 2-, 3- and
4-light stone- mullioned ovolo-moulded windows and two similar 2-light crass
windows. Late C19 two-storey porch has moulded semi-circular arch over
15-panelled door with carved shell decoration to tympanum; Doric columns support
projecting second storey which has similar 4-light window and moulded cornice to
flat roof. Cross-gabled roof, with 3 gables to front; gabled wall to right of
front has offset external stack; internal stack to rear left. Right side wall
has late C19 Jacobean style canted bay window and to rear are similar late C19
ovolo-moulded windows with 3 original early C17 windows (one-light, two-light
and two-light cross windows) to left of rear door. Late C19 one storey and
attic, 6-window range extension to left gable wall built in similar style. To
rear left is a similar 3-window range with the date 1898 set aver central bay;
attached to rear of is a 5-bay Doric orangery, with central pedimented bay, of
c.1898. Interior: Oak panelling of c.1898 to entrance hall which has early C18
stone bolection-moulded fireplace and early C17 open well stairs restored c.1898
and having turned balusters on closed string, square newel posts with ball
finials, pendentives and, at the bottom of the stairs, carved and turned
finials. Entrance hall gives access to three rooms of c.1898 in Queen Anne style
and, to the rear, Early Georgian style; rear room reached by steps with twisted
balusters. Between orangery and rear wing is a fine reset doorway of c.1770 with
shouldered architrave and central Classical figure. First floor has details of
c.1898 throughout: panelled walls to landing: Room to right, now subdivided, in
Art Nouveau style with a fine fireplace. Passage behind landing and plain rooms
to left give access via steps with twisted balusters swept to rear landing,
which also has panelled rooms and an Ionic modillioned cornice. Late C19 roof
throughout. Old prints show that before the 1898 restoration the wing attached
to the left gable wall of the front was early C18, of one storey and attic and 6
bays; there was also a mid C17 four-bay wing to the rear, its 5 front gables
having a central Dutch gable over the porch.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.453).
Listing NGR: SU3261397711
495
of
2228
BUCKLAND CARSWELL LANE
SU39NW (East side)
Carswell
2/66 Dovecote approx. 20m. E of
21/11/66 Carswell Manor
GV II
Dovecote. Early/mid C17. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof. Square
plan. One storey; one bay to each wall. Timber lintel over C17 studded door;
projecting stone band under eaves; large C19 clock to top; timber glover with
stone slate roof. Cross-gabled roof. To rear are timber lintels over early C20
four-panelled door and 2-light window. Interior: projecting stone perches to
nesting boxes sunk into all walls. C17 studded door with strap hinges to C19
dog-leg stairs which give access to rear of clock.
Listing NGR: SU3266797721
496
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
SU3497 (North side)
8/68 Yew Tree Cottage
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; C20 brick
stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintel over
central blocked door. Timber lintels over C20 two-light casement to left and
3-light casement in narrowed opening to right; C20 two-light casements to half
dormers. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Single storey lean-to extension in
similar materials to right, with present entry. Interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3453997971
497
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
(North side)
SU39NW
2/69 Eleys
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18, extended one bay to left in C20. Coursed limestone
rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-Window
range. Timber lintel over C20 door with gabled porch of c.1970. C20 timber
lintels over C20 two-light casements; C20 two-light casement to half dormer.
Half-hipped roof; ridge stack, previously end stack to left gable wall of
original house. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3448798023
498
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
(North side)
SU39NW
2/70 Lime Tree East and Lime Tree
West
GV II
Two cottages. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick
stacks except stone ridge stack finished in brick. Original plan form not
determined. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over one C19
plank door, one C20 door and C20 two-light casements. C20 two- and 3-light
casements to 3 half dormers. Gabled roof; 2 gable end and one ridge stacks. C19
plank door and two-light leaded casement to rear. Interior: Lime Tree West has
full set of chamfered and stopped beams, chamfered bressumer over open fireplace
and winders to straight-flight stairs adjoining stack. 2-bay collar-truss roof.
Interior of Lime Tree East not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3446498028
499
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
(North side)
SU39NW
2/71 Cobblers
GV II
House. Early C18. Random limestone rubble; thatched roof; stone stack finished
in C20 brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels
over C20 door and C20 two-light casements. Half-hipped to left, gabled to right
with external stack. Interior remodelled c.1970. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3442498005
500
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
SU3497 (North side)
8/72 Orchard House
GV II
House. Early C18 with later C18 addition to rear. Coursed limestone rubble; mid
C19 Welsh slate roof and brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Mid C19 stone lintels over central C20 door and mid C19 eight-pane sashes;
lunette with opening casement to blocked window over door. Gabled roof; gable
end stacks. Flat stone arches over two C20 windows to sides and horned sashes to
rear. Built onto rear right wall is a gabled one and a half storey extension, of
coursed limestone rubble with Welsh slate roof; 3-window range has stone lintel
over mid C19 four-panelled door and flanking lights with brackets to gabled mid
C19 porch; timber lintels over late C19 two- and 3-light casements; C18 ridge
stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3434097908
501
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
SU3497 (South side)
8/73 Godwin
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; C20 brick
stacks. Original plan form not determined. One storey and attic; 4-window range.
Timber lintels over blocked doorway and C20 light to left, 2 early C20
three-light casements and a one-light casement. 2 early C20 three-light
casements to half dormers. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Lean-to and thatched
C18 extension to left. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3443997988
502
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
SU3497 (South side)
8/74 Vines and Hadfields
6V II
House, now 2 cottages. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof,
Welsh slate to rear; brick stacks finished in C20 brick. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys;
2-window range. Timber lintels over central blocked door and C20 two-light
casement. Timber lintels over C20 two- and 3-light casements. Gabled roof; gable
end stacks. Similar 2-storey, 2-window range to rear right. Present entries in
side walls. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3441897973
503
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
SU3497 (South side)
8/75 Arnhen Cottage
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18 with later C18 bay to right. Random limestone rubble;
thatched roof; brick stacks. Original plan form not determined. One storey and
attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over late C20 inserted door and blocked
original opening to left. Timber lintel over C18 two-light casement with one
inserted light, and flat stone arch over blocked opening to right; half dormers
have C18 three-light casements, that to the right retaining its original leaded
lights. Roof is half-hipped to left and gabled to right. Gable end stack to
right. Timber lintels over C20 casements and doors to sides and rear; half
dormer to rear retains C18 two-light casement. Interior: 3-bay raised-cruck roof
with through purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3439997942
504
of
2228
BUCKLAND ORCHARD ROAD
SU3497 (South side)
8/76 Keep Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18, mid C18 bay to left. Coursed limestone rubble, flared header
bond brick with red brick dressings to left; thatched roof; C20 brick stacks.
3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Beaded wood architrave to C20
door to left. Second window from left has blocked original door. Flat stone arch
to right over mid C19 twelve-light fixed casement: timber lintels over two C20
casements to centre; C20 three-light leaded casement and one C18 two-light
leaded casement. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Small original outshut to rear
right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3437697904
505
of
2228
BUCKLAND SUMMERSIDE ROAD
SU3497 (North side)
8/77 Knights Cottage
GV II
Two cottages, now house. Ci7. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick
stacks. Built as two single-unit cottages. One storey and attic; 3-window range.
Timber lintels over central C20 door and ajoining blocked door. Timber lintels
over early C20 two- and 3-light casements. 3 half dormers have early C20
two-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Timber lintel over C18
two-light leaded casement in left gable wall. Attached to front right corner is
single storey service block in similar materials; late C19 two-light window,
plank door and 5-light leaded casement to front wall. Interior: C19 plank doors
Left room has full set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists and open
fireplace with C20 bressumer. Room to right has chamfered and stopped beam and
late C19 partition under central beam; late C19 quarter-turn stairs. I-bay roof
obscured, original purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3448997815
506
of
2228
BUCKLAND SUMMERSIDE ROAD
SU3497 (North side)
8/78 Greenhill Cottage
GV II
Cottages, now house. Late C17; two-bay C18 extension to left. Coursed limestone
rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. Built as two single-unit cottages with
later C18 single-unit cottage to left. One storey and attic; 6-window range.
Timber lintel over early C19 four-panelled door to right, segmental brick arch
over blocked door. C20 casement to left of C17 house, timber lintel over blocked
door to C18 extension. Concrete lintel, timber lintels and brick soldier arch
over C20 casements; two half-dormers have C20 casements. Half-hipped roof; ridge
stack, previously end stack of C17 house, and left gable end stack. Segmental
brick arches over C20 casements to right gable wall. Interior: Room to right has
chamfered and stopped beam and stone bressumer over open fireplace; remodelled
stairs in original position adjoining stack. Room to centre has chamfered beam
and two C19 cupboards adjoining fireplace. First floor has C18 plank door. Roof
to left of stack remodelled in C20; roof to right of stack has collar truss with
butt purlins and original straw and mud daubed under the thatch.
Listing NGR: SU3447897818
507
of
2228
BUCKLAND SUMMERSIDE ROAD
SU3497 (North side)
8/79 Somerset Cottage and attached
railings, and the Old Chapel
GV II
House. Mid C16; left section converted into Baptist Chapel c.1784. Coursed
limestone rubble, right gable wall rendered; stone slate roof; C20 brick stacks
and stone stack to left. 3-unit through passage plan. Chapel in late C18 Gothick
style. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Chapel has central gabled porch with pointed
arch and impost blocks to C20 door and moulded kneelers to coping, flanked by 2
two-light leaded windows with Y-tracery and set in semi-circular arches of brick
to left and stone to right. To centre of elevation is a timber lintel over a
plank door with mid C16 moulded wood architrave and four-centred arch.
Summerside has a central mid C20 gabled porch flanked by timber lintels over C18
three-light leaded casements; two late C19 gabled roof dormers. Gabled roof;
remodelled ridge and right gable end stacks; C16 external gable end stack to
left. C18 three-light leaded casement to right gable wall. Early C19 gabled
single-storey extension to rear of Somerset Cottage; C18 gabled 2-storey
extension to rear left of Old Chapel Cottage. Interior: Somerset Cottage
remodelled in early C19 with panelled shutters, 6-panelled doors and fireplaces;
4-bay collar truss roof and straight flight stairs with winders. C17 panelled
door in attic and ground floor retains open fireplace with chamfered bressumer
to left and chamfered and stopped beams to the right. Interior of The Old Chapel
not inspected but likely to be of interest. Late C18 wrought-iron railings on
low rubble wall to front of Somerset Cottage.
Listing NGR: SU3439097749
508
of
2228
BUCKLAND SUMMERSIDE ROAD
SU3497 (North side)
8/80 Nos.l and 2
GV II
Two cottages, later 3, now house. Late C17/early C18, later C18 bay to left.
Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. Built as two single unit
cottages. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber lintels over plank door in beaded
architrave to right and late C19 casements, inserted late C19 one-light casement
to left of door. Blocked door adjoining left window of original building and to
left of C18 one-bay extension. Gabled roof; gable end stack to right and ridge
stack, previously left end stack of original building. Interior not inspected
but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3438897731
509
of
2228
BUCKLAND SUMMERSIDE ROAD
SU3497 (South side)
8/81 The Old School and Schoolhouse
06/06/72
GV II
School and schoolhouse. 1856-7, by G.E. Street. Coursed limestone rubble,
limestone ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. One storey; 3 bay, 2:1
fenestration with gabled bay to right brought forward. Pointed arch over plank
door adjoining right gable; mid C20 lean-to porch. Pierced lunette over
three-light stone mullioned and transomed window with cusped heads to right
gable; left front has similar window with trefoiled centre light in gabled
half-dormer, 3-light mullioned window with cusped heads and two offset
buttresses.Gabled roof with decorative ridge tiles, conical ventilator and iron
bellcote with pyramidal roof; offset rear lateral stack. Similar 3-light window
with cusped heads to left gable wall and similar transomed window set in gabled
half dormer to right side wall. Late C19 gabled extension to rear in similar
materials has 3-light mullioned and transomed window in gable wall; adjoining
mid C20 extension in similar style has artificial stone walling and is built
onto rear late C19 lean-to with plain pointed arch to doorway. To rear right is
one and a half storey schoolhouse of 1856-7 built in similar style and materials
to school with pointed arch over plank door; stack adjoining rear wall of
school, gable end stack to rear and offset lateral stack to left. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3446997765
510
of
2228
BUCKLANO
SU3497
8/14 Bushells
GV II
House. C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate and C20 tile roof to left;
brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 4-window, with bay to right forming the end
wall of the right wing which rises higher than the wing to the left. C20) flat
hood with carved brackets over C20 door to centre bay of left wing. Timber
lintels over C20 casements to left: Flat stone arches over 8-pane sashes to
right bay. Gabled left wing butts against taller right wing which is gabled to
left and hipped to right; gable end stack to left rebuilt C20, 2 lateral stacks
to right side wall in C18 flared and red brick. Scattered fenestration of C20
casements to right side wall. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU3434997994
511
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NW
2/15 The Dower House
21/11/66
II
House. c.1820. Squared and coursed limestone; limestone ashlar dressings; Welsh
slate roof; rendered stacks. Double-depth plan. Regency style. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Semi-circular arch with chamfered architrave to 6-panelled (2
glazed) door with fanlight. Tuscan porch surmounted by balcony railings.
Semi-circular stone arch to sash over door. Flat stone arches to first-floor
sashes and on ground floor. French windows open onto small railed balconies
similar to that over the porch. Broad overhanging eaves. Gabled M-shaped roof;
gable end stacks. Rear elevation has flat stone arches over sashes which flank
semi-circular stone arches over 2 central sashes. One-bay extension to right in
similar style and materials has late C19 gabled extension to rear and right.
Interior: 6-panelled doors in panelled reveals. Straight flight with winders
stair with wreathed handrail. Partial inspection only.
Listing NGR: SU3445198115
512
of
2228
SU39NW BUCKLAND Home Farm, dovecote
1061-0/2/16
15/1/86 II*
Dovecote. Circa 1755-7, possibly by Richard Woods or by John Wood the younger, for
Sir Robert Throckmorton of Buckland House [qv]. Squared and coursed limestone, ashlar
quoins and rusticated dressings. Stone tile hipped roof. Octagonal on plan. Gothick
style. Each side has a pointed blind arch, the NE side has doorway inset with
cambered brick arch and plank door. Above, blind quatrefoils alternating with blind
loops. Rusticated bands at storey level and at eaves and rusticated plinth. Small
octagonal lantern with arcaded sides and stone tile roof with ball finial. INTERIOR:
Walls are lined in red brick with nesting boxes in chequer pattern with brick ledges.
Potence strengthened by diagonal braces.
Listing NGR: SU3406396708
513
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/17 The Lamb Public House
GV II
House, now public house. Mid C16. Rear wing remodelled c.1890; early C19 front
range. Coursed limestone rubble; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2
storey;; 4-window range. Timber lintels over 6-panelled door to left and sashes.
Gabled roof to left, hipped to right; left end stack, lateral stack to rear
adjoining rear wing. Gabled wing to rear was originally timber-framed but c,1890
it was rendered, the first floor demolished and also extended by one bay to the
rear. Interior: Front half of rear wing has cyma-moulded beam over the fireplace
and linenfold panelling. First floor of front range not inspected. Attached to
left gable wall of front range is a 2-storey coach house of coursed limestone
rubble with Welsh slate roof; timber lintel over blocked double opening. Early
C19 brewhouse attached to rear wall of rear wing.
Listing NGR: SU3419697834
514
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/18 Lavender Cottage
II
House. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks.
Single unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Position of original entry not
determined. Timber lintels over early C18 three-light cross window on ground
floor, 2 similar two-light windows on first floor, with late C19 casements.
Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Concrete lintel over inserted door and segmental
stone arch over late C19 two-light casement in left gable wall. Interior:
Remodelled in late C20. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3420797850
515
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/19 Little Well Cottage
II
Shown on 0.S. map as Well Cottage.
House. Late C17/early Cl8. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stack.
Original plan form not determined. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber
lintel over central C20 door with C20 thatched porch. Segmental brick arch and
concrete lintel over C20 two-light casements, also to half-dormers. Half-hipped
roof; left gable end stack. Interior remodelled late C20. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU3417197851
516
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NW
2/20 May Cottage
II
House. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and jambs to openings;
Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber
lintel over C20 door with brick jambs; gabled porch c.1975. Timber lintels and
brick jambs to 8-pane sashes. 2 gabled roof dormers with 2-light leaded
casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks, stack to right remodelled mid C20.
Early C18 single-storey one bay gabled dairy block to left of front. Interior:
Mid C19 four-panelled doors, panelled shutters, plain stone fireplace in room to
left. 2-storey half-hipped block flanked by lean-to extensions to rear in
similar materials.
Listing NGR: SU3454098057
517
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/21 Mount Pleasant Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1800. Squared and coursed limestone; mid C19 Welsh slate roof;
brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Flat hood with carved brackets
over central 4-panelled (2 glazed) door. Flat stone arches over 6-pane sashes.
Boldly overhanging eaves belong to mid C19 re-roofing. Gabled roof; gable end
stacks. Contemporary 2-storey wings to rear left, and narrow wing parallel to
main range against rear right wall, are built in similar style and materials;
original sashes, late C18 two-light casement in rear gable wall. Late C20
lean-to extension to rear right. Interior: Panelled shutters, 6-panelled doors
set in moulded architraves with panelled reveals; main range is of two units
with central straight-flight with landing staircase of c.1780
Listing NGR: SU3483597180
518
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NE
3/22 Newton Lodge
-
II
shown on Ordnance Survey map as Upper Newton Farm.
Farmhouse now House. Early C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers to front,
coursed limestone rubble to sides and rear; stone slate roof; stone stack to
left with brick quoins and finished in brick; brick stack to right. One-unit
plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Central door blocked in late C19 has late C19
segmental arch over late C19 horned sash. Gauged brick segmental arch to right,
segmental arch to left, timber lintels on first floor, over horned sashes.
Gabled roof; gable end stacks, external stack to left has moulded brick cap.
Interior: C19 four-panelled doors. Chamfered bressumer over remodelled open
fireplace to right; cased quartered beams. 2-bay collar-truss roof with
side-struts and butt purlins. Two storey extension of c.1970 with present entry
to right. To rear, parallel to main range, is late C19 two-storey block of
coursed limestone rubble, with brick quoins and dressings to C20 casement, late
C19 horned sash and 8-pane sash; gabled Welsh slate roof; brick lateral stack.
Listing NGR: SU3611698191
519
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NE
3/23 Pusey Furze House and
21/11/66 Pusey Furze Cottage
(Formerly listed as Pusey
Furze Farmhouse)
II
Farmhouse. c.1740-50, late C18 bay to right. Flemish bond brick, random flared
headers, coursed limestone rubble to sides and rear; stone slate roof; flared
and red brick stacks. 3-unit extended to 4-unit plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range.
Timber lintel over 6-panelled (4 glazed) door with flat hood. Gauged brick flat
arch on ground floor and timber lintels on first floor over sashes, to left and
over door; two mid C18 canted bays with mid C19 horned sashes; cambered arch and
timber lintel over sashes to right bay. Storey band; dentilled eaves from left
corner to right of door; early C20 gabled roof dormer. Gabled roof; gable end
and one ridge stacks. 2-storey, 2-window range to rear of coursed limestone
rubble with gabled C20 tile roof and brick gable end stack, and segmental stone
arches over C20 casements; rear right corner attached to one-storey, 2-window
range of coursed limestone rubble and gabled tile roof with datestone AD/1832.
Interior: C18 six-panelled door on ground floor, C18 four- and 6-panelled doors
on first floor. Wood bressumer over open fireplace to right; fireplace to centre
flanked by C18 china closets; mid C18 fireplace to left. Hall open to roof has
early C19 quarter-turn with winders open-string staircase. First floor has early
C19 fireplace flanked by panelled cupboards and mid C18 fireplace with dentilled
cornice to right.
Listing NGR: SU3585897969
520
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/24 Shoals
GV II
House. Dated M/C/M/1736. Coursed limestone rubble, repointed c.1970; stone slate
roof; brick stacks finished in mid C20 brick. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. Segmental brick arches over central blocked doorway with C20 casement,
late C19 three-light casements and one C20 two-light casement. Gabled roof;
gable end stacks, external to right. C18 two-light horizontal-sliding sash to
rear. C20 porch to rear, mid C19 gabled single storey extension of limestone
rubble with Welsh slate roof to right. Interior: remodelled c.1970 but retains
some chamfered beams and 3-bay collar-truss roof. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3438597991
521
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NW
2/25 Southby
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; late C20
brick stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels
over central C20 door and flanking C20 two-light casements. Gabled roof; gable
end stacks. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3437298040
522
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SP30SW
1/26 Tadpole Bridge and flanking
walls
GV II
Bridge. c.1780. Coursed limestone rubble with limestone ashlar dressings.
Broached pilaster buttresses flank arch; blind lunettes to spandrels; ashlar
string course beneath parapet.
Listing NGR: SP3346300426
523
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SP30SW
1/27 The Trout Inn
GV II
House, now public house. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof;
brick stacks, late C19 and C20 brick to end stacks. 3-unit outshut plan. 2
storeys; 4-window range. Gauged flat brick arches and brick jambs to C20 door
with mid C20 porch. Similar details to all windows except inserted C20 window to
left: C20 casements to left bay, sashes to other windows. Gabled roof: 2 gable
end stacks and one ridge stack. Interior not inspected. Late C18 single-storey
extension in similar materials to left and mid C19 two-storey gabled extension
of limestone rubble with Welsh slate roof to rear left.
Listing NGR: SP3349000352
524
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NW
2/28 Wellington Lodge
GV II
House. C18, remodelled and right wing added c.1850. Coursed limestone rubble;
stone slate roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys and attic to left gable, 2
storeys to right wing; 4-window range. Flat stone ashlar arch over plank door in
right side wall of gabled Gothic style porch with trefoil-headed light in front
gable wall. Left gable wall has flat stone arches over 2 sashes and square bay
window of c.1850 with stone-mullioned chamfered windows. Recessed right wing has
flat stone arches to 2 one-light sashes over porch and 2 sashes to right. Gabled
roof; ridge stack. Right gable wall has gabled square bay window similar to
front left. Two adjoining gabled projections at junction of rear wall of right
wing with left wing have timber lintels over sash, C19 casement with bordered
lights, C20 door and casements. Left side wall of C18 left wing faces road and
has 7-window range of flat stone arches over 4 first-floor leaded casements, mid
C19 sash and fixed casement, two C20 casements, blocked window openings and C20
plank door. Mid C19 square bay has wood-mullioned chamfered windows. Interior:
Straight-flight stairs with wreathed handrail apposite porch. Rooms have been
converted into use as student accommodation for Buckland College. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU3428998028
525
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/29 Westbrook Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18, remodelled c.1880. Coursed limestone rubble; Welsh slate roof;
brick stacks. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. One storey and attic, bay to left
heightened to 2 storeys c.1880; 3-window range. Late C19 four-panelled (2
glazed) door set in late C19 gabled brick porch. C20 timber lintels over
inserted door to right and flanking C20 three-light casements; 2 late C19
dormers over, with late C19 two- and 3-light casements. Bay to left has timber
lintels over horned sash, and one-light window and flat stone arch over C20
three-light casement. Gabled roof; 2 gable end stacks and ridge stack. Interior:
Chamfered bressumer over open fireplace to left of central room, which was
originally 2 rooms and retains axial chamfered beam. Full set of chamfered and
stopped beams and joists and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace to left.
Collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3418297856
526
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU3497
8/30 Willow Cottage, South Lawn
and Holly Tree Cottage
GV II
Row of 3 cottages. c.1770-80. Coursed limestone rubble; C20 tile roof; C20 brick
stacks. 2 storeys; 7-window range. Flat arches of tooled stone over C20 door to
left and late C18 six-panelled (2 glazed) door to right. Similar arches over 4
first-floor and 7 ground-floor windows; C20 two-light casements and three C18
two-light leaded casements. Gabled roof; gable end stack to left and 3 ridge
stacks. Similar arches over late C19 two-light casements to rear. Interior:
Windows set in panelled reveals with panelled shutters and moulded architraves.
Open fireplaces with wood bressumer and bread oven; one late C18 six-panelled
door; collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Attached to right gable wall is a one
and a half storey stable in coursed limestone rubble with half-hipped stone
slate roof; timber lintel over plank loft door and flat stone arch over C20
casement to front gable; right side has flat stone arch over plank stable door
and timber lintel over double doors with strap hinges to coachhouse.
Listing NGR: SU3438697976
527
of
2228
BUCKLAND
SU39NW
2/31 Yate Cottage and Giffard
GV II
Two cottages. Late C17. Cottage to right built in early C18. Coursed limestone
rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks to left, stone stacks finished in C20 brick
to right. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and
early C20 casements; early C20 casements to half dormers. Gabled roof; gable end
stacks, external to right. C20 gabled extensions to each gable end, that to the
right incorporating the present entry to Giffard. Interior: Giffard has elm
beam, and 2-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins and small arch brace from
principal to tie beam. Interior of Yate Cottage not inspected but likely to be
of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3432498039
528
of
2228
BUCKLAND BARCOTE
SU39NW
2/32 Barcote Farmhouse
10/11/52
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C17. Coursed limestone rubble, limestone ashlar dressings;
stone slate roof; limestone ashlar ridge stack and rendered brick stack to
right. L-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 7-window range. Flat gauged brick arch over
6-panelled door with overlight. Chamfered timber lintels and flat gauged brick
arches over mid C20 two-light cross windows, except one late C17 two-light cross
window to right side of first floor and two 2-light wood-mullioned windows, one
of which has blocked an old doorway, to right of door. Gabled roof dormers have
2-light leaded casements. Hipped roof to left, gabled to right; two ridge stacks
and one late C19 gable end stack to right; early C17 ridge stack to left has 4
flues with moulded bases and caps. Left side wall: 3-window range. Two early C17
four-light stone-mullioned and chamfered windows, one blocked, the other
retaining original leaded lights; to left of these is one original doorway with
chamfered and square-headed stone architrave blocked by an early C18 two-light
leaded casement: to left of blocked doorway are timber lintels over one early
C18 two-light casement and an early C18 three-light wood mullioned casement.
Rear of left side wing has hipped roof adjoining similar hipped two-storey wing
with C18 two-light leaded casement.
Listing NGR: SU3175297621
529
of
2228
BUCKLAND BARCOTE
SU39NW
2/33 Barcote Manor
GV II
Country House. c.1876 by Thomas Henry Wyatt for William West, director of Great
Western Railway. English bond brick, limestone ashlar quoins and dressings; tile
roof; terracotta flues on brick stacks with limestone ashlar quoins. Complex
plan. Tudor Domestic style. 2 storeys and attic; 4 bays. 1:1:1:1 fenestration of
label moulds over stone mullioned and transomed windows; recessed bay,with
French windows to entry in 4-light window, is flanked by square bay with
strapwork parapet to front of left gabled wall, and by square gabled bay to
right; similar one- and 3-light attic windows; gabled full dormer with
bargebaord. Gabled roof with ball finials to kneelers and apex. Bay window with
strapwork parapet to right side wall. To rear is gabled timber-framed porch to
main entry, having carved oak spandrels to 4-centred arch and diamond lattices
to leaded lights. Porch adjoins gabled stair turret with label mould over
4-light stone mullioned and transomed stair light, stepped of base and with
stained glass windows. Rear right 7-window range in similar but more
asymmetrical style with oriel windows and polygonal turret with pyramidal roof
to rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
(Mark Girouard, The Victorian Country House, 1979, p.443).
Listing NGR: SU3196897842
530
of
2228
BUCKLAND BARCOTE
SU39NW
2/34 Barcote Manor, wall and
railings approx. 50m. W
GV II
Wall and railings of Barcote Manor (q.v.). c.1876. English bond brick, limestone
ashlar dressings, wrought iron railings. Piers at regular intervals have ashlar
quoins, moulded plinth and cornice, and flank steps from semi-circular sweep of
wall at front.
Listing NGR: SU3193597808
531
of
2228
BUCKLAND BARCOTE
SU39NW
2/35 Barcote Manor, coach house
approx. 50m. E
GV II
Coach house and service wings arraged around 3 sides of courtyard. c.1876,
contemporary with Barcote Manor (q.v.). English bond brick; tile roof; brick
stacks. Courtyard plan. Tudor Revival style. One storey and loft. Chamfered
segmental arches over doors and scattered fenestration of paired sashes. Granary
to right has irregular hipped dormers and terracotta ventilators. Coach house to
left has gabled 2-bay covered entry, of cast iron with Corinthian columns;
gabled dormer over with West arms and ball finial; roof surmounted by cupola of
mock timber framing. One-storey, one-bay blocks projecting into yard attached to
walls with two sets of double gates. Gabled roof; ridge stacks. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3203297875
532
of
2228
BUCKLAND BARCOTE
SU39NW
2/36 Barcote Manor, entrance gates
approx. 600m. SE on A420
II
Entrance gates to Barcote Manor (q.v.). c.1876. Wrought iron railings on low
brick wall, brick piers have limestone ashlar quoins, moulded plinth and
brattished cornice. Similar taller piers to central double gates and gates to
sides have face masks and rosettes to cornice; central piers finished in
limestone ashlar with moulded top.
Listing NGR: SU3215697273
533
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/13 Buckland House
21/11/66
GV II*
Country House. c.1757 for Sir Robert Throckmorton by John Wood the younger;
alterations and additions c.1910 by Romaine Walker. Limestone ashlar and
rusticated limestone; Welsh slate and lead roof; limestone ashlar stacks.
original plan was house flanked by low wings with octagonal pavilions. Large
side wings added c.1910. Two storeys and attic; 5 bays 1:3:1 fenestration with
giant order of Corinthian capitals to central pediment. Ashlar to basement with
wedged and keyed lintels over sashes. Chamfered rustication to ground floor and
porch of c.1910, whcih has keyed semi-circular arch over 4-panelled double-leaf
doors with fanlight and balustraded parapet. Porch flanked by sashes in similar
openings. Alternate first-floor sashes set in pedimented Corinthian aedicules on
consoles. Floating cornices and Corinthian columns frame windows flanked centre
bay. Garlands and putti to broad frieze; 2-light attic windows; Ionic
modillioned cornice. Hipped roof; prominent ridge stack and lesser internal
stacks. Low 9-bay side wings of early C20 French windows alternating with blind
round-headed alcoves and with balustraded parapet connect main block to outer
octagonal pavilions; pedimented front bay of each pavilion has paired Doric
pilasters breaking into a Venetian window with Doric pilasters, and side walls
have semi-circular arches over sashes. Low balustrades link main block to
pavilions and to steps fronting right pavilion. Two storey and attic, 3 x 5 bay
blocks to left and right of central block built c.1910 in similar style and
materials. Tympanum of central projection and rear bays has carved heraldic
crest. Interior: Entrance hall c,1910 with coupled Roman Ionic pilaster and
garlanded panels over each of 6-panelled doors. Saloon of c.1757 behind hall has
consoles to floating cornices aver 6-panelled doors, modillioned cornice to fine
plaster coving with modillions and swags and painted ceiling depicting Reni's s
"Aurora". Large chimney piece. Room to left has fine late C18 coloured marble
fireplace and garlanded frieze to ceiling with rococo plasterwork. Staircase of
c.1910) in original position to rear left of hall. Doric pilasters frame walls of
passage to east pavilion, possibly a chapel, which has Corinthian angle
pilasters, modillioned cornice and garlanded frieze to ceiling with strapwork;
alternating pedimented Corinthian aedicules and semi-circular arches with
coffered reveals to projecting bays; head of Apollo with rays to fireplace. West
pavilion has scagliola Corinthian columns, late C18 fireplace, frieze with putti
and modillions to painting ceiling by Cupicani and Rebecca depicting various
Arts and Sciences. First floor: semi-circular arches with coffered reveals, mid
C18 fireplaces, more elaborate fireplaces and plaster friezes to main rooms on
right. Corinthian capitals to Venetian windows in side walls. Flanking blocks of
c.1910; Queen Anne style rooms with bolection moulded panelling to left and
painted ceiling in room with panelled dado to right; bathrooms with inlaid
marble walls to both floors an right.
534
of
2228
(Howard Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, 1660-1840,
1978, p.912; Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.105-6; A.S.N. Wright, The
History of Buckland, 1966, pp.45-7, 65).
Listing NGR: SU3405298212
535
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/37 Urn approx. 2m. S of E
pavilion of Buckland House
GV II
Urn. Probably c,1910. Limestone with gadrooned decoration. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU3408298208
536
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/38 Urn approx. 2m. S of W
pavilion of Buckland House
GV II
Urn. Probably c.1910. Limestone with gadrooned decoration. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU3401798195
537
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/39 Urn approx. 10m. N of W end of
Buckland House
GV II
Urn north of Buckland House (q.v.). Mid C18. Limestone. Gadrooned ornament,
except vine trails to base.
Listing NGR: SU3401898217
538
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NU
2/40 Urn approx. lOm. N of E end of
Buckland House
GV II
Urn north of Buckland House (q.v.). Mid C18. Limestone. Gadrooned ornament,
except vine trails to base.
Listing NGR: SU3407798231
539
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/41 Wall approx. 15m. N of
Buckland House
GV II
Wall north of Buckland House (q.v.). Probably c.1910, by Romaine Walker.
Limestone, chamfered rustication beneath balustrade. Centre section of wall
brought forward with 4 keyed semi-circular arches each side to basement rooms.
Central steps flanked by balustrade to early C20 cast iron gates; stone seats on
carved consoles to rear of balustrade.
Listing NGR: SU3404298242
540
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/42 Sundial approx. 6m. N of
Buckland House
GV II
Sundial north of Buckland House (q.v.). Mid C18. Limestone.
Listing NGR: SU3403298240
541
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/43 Rotunda approx. 400m. NW of
10/11/52 Buckland House
(Formerly listed as Georgian
Follies at Buckland House)
GV II
Rotunda. c.1757, probably by John Wood the younger for Sir Robert Throckmorton.
Limestone ashlar; limestone ashlar roof. Unfluted Roman Ionic columns; domed
roof. Interior: Urn by Romaine Walker, c.1910, commemorates the knights of
Kerry. Rotunda is situated in a circular enclosure with ha ha (q.v.).
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.106).
Listing NGR: SU3369498445
542
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/44 Ha-ha wall surrounding rotunda
approx. 600m. NW of Buckland
House
GV II
Ha-ha wall surrounding rotunda (q.v.) in Buckland Park. c.1757. Limestone rubble
wall, two sets of steps.
Listing NGR: SU3370998443
543
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
3/45 Exedra approx. 150m. N of
10/11/52 Buckland House
(Formerly listed as Georgian
Folly at Buckland House)
GV II
Exedra. c.1757, probably by John Wood the younger of Bath for Sir Robert
Throckmorton. Limestone ashlar and vermiculated rustication, coursed limestone
rubble to sides and rear; mid C20 tile roof. Square plan. Keyed semi-circular
arch to pedimented front: vermiculated rustication to tympanum and square piers
with ball finials attached to front corners.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.106).
Listing NGR: SU3397698412
544
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
3/46 Boathouse approx. 200m. N of
10/11/52 Buckland House
(Formerly listed as Georgian
Follies at Buckland House)
GV II
Boathouse. Mid C18. Pine log walls; thatched roof. Picturesque style. Single
storey. Pine log door; 4 lozenge shapes of diagonally set logs to front wall.
Gabled roof. Interior not inspected.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.106).
Listing NGR: SU3413798465
545
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
3/47 Hut approx. 15m. N of
boathouse
GV II
Hut. Mid C18. Pine log walls; thatched roof. Lozenge shapes of diagonally set
logs to front wall; one pine log door with strap hinges. Conical roof.
Listing NGR: SU3415098479
546
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/48 Bridge and cascade approx.
600m. NE of Buckland House
-
II
Bridge and cascade. Mid C19 bridge; cascade probably mid C18. Wrought-iron
bridge, rustic limestone cascade. Bridge has segmental arch with iron hoops to
spandrels, and end rails of bridge are wreathed on a swept limestone ashlar
base. Included for group value as a significant feature in the setting of
Buckland Park.
Listing NGR: SU3426098530
547
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARE
SU39NW
2/49 Icehouse approx. 270m. NE of
Buckland House
-
II*
Icehouse. c.1757, probably by John Wood the younger for Sir Robert Throckmorton.
Coursed limestone rubble except vermiculated rustication to porch; thatched roof
over icehouse, stone slate over porch. Circular brick icehouse has square porch
attached to front. Picturesque style. Porch is pedimented to front and has entry
to each of its 3 sides with semi-circular arches linked by an ashlar string
course at impost level. Conical roof over icehouse is brought forward with a
small gablet over the gabled porch roof. Interior: Interior of portico is
rendered; icehouse entered by C20 plank door in a semi-circular trick arch. An
excellent example of a Georgian icehouse in the Picturesque style.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.106).
Listing NGR: SU3425198400
548
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/50 Orangery and attached wall
approx. 300m. NNE of Buckland
House
GV II
Orangery. Probably c.1911, by Romaine Walker. Limestone ashlar, coursed
limestone rubble to sides and rear. One storey. 7-bay facade articulated by
Doric columns to centre 3 open bays and engaged Doric columns to curved walls
and end bays with niches. Moulded cornice. Flat roof. 2-bay side walls
articulated by Doric columns have stone lintels over sashes and 6-panelled door
to left. Interior not inspected. Wall of coursed limestone rubble attached to
rear left corner and continued round to enclose front; mid C18 urn with
gadrooned decoration at far end. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3426198294
549
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/51 Manor House
10/11/52
GV II*
Manor House now house. c.1580 for the Yate family; converted c.1757 by Sir
Robert Throckmorton into Gothick style stables to Buckland House (q.v.). Squared
and coursed limestone ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. Double-pile plan dates
from c.1757 conversion. 2 storeys; 9-bay elevation between polygonal corner
turrets. The crenellated parapet is carried in a shallow arch over the centre 3
projecting bays; pointed arch and two orders of engaged columns to high central
arch, with C20 double doors and overlights in a flat-headed moulded architrave.
Doorways in 2nd, 6th and 8th bays have roll-moulded pointed arches over late C19
stable doors with Y-tracery overlights. Pointed arches to 2-light Y-tracery
Gothick windows; 2 quatrefoil windows on the first floor flank the central
archway. Moulded plinth and string course; trefoil-headed and corbelled frieze
to moulded cornice; crenellated parapet. Polygonal towers at corners have
similar Gothick windows, those on the front retain their diamond-shaped leaded
panes and the blind side windows retain painted imitation latticing, the 3rd
storey of each tower has quatrefoil windows and is surmounted by a similar
cornice and parapet to the main range. Mid C18 rainwater goods. Gabled M-shaped
roof; internal stacks, gable end and ridge stacks to rear. Right side wall has a
5-window range of late C16 two-light stone mullioned and chamfered windows, a
mid C18 Gothick style 2-light window with leaded lights and two leaded
quatrefoil lights at the top; also a late C19 stable door with mid C18 chamfered
stone architrave with two overlights. The left side wall has scattered
fenestration of 4 similar late C16 windows, two of which have been blocked, a
mid C18 Gothick style 2-light window and a mid C18 six-panelled door flanked by
2 similar late C16 one-light windows. Each side wall has a parapet running from
the top of the polygonal corner tower towards the rear where the wall is gabled.
To the centre of the rear elevation is an Elizabethan 12-light canted bay window
of stone mullioned and transomed and ovolo-moulded lights, which is flanked by
similar 2-light windows. To left and right of this bay are mid C18 Gothick
windows with Y-tracery, some of which have been blocked.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.l06; A.S.N. Wright, The History of Buckland,
1966, p.66).
Listing NGR: SU3426298258
550
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/52 Garden walls to E of Manor
House
GV II
Double-circuit garden walls. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble, inner face of
Flemish bond brick with flared headers. Brick segmental arches over some mid C18
plank and 6-panelled doors; buttressed to east.
Listing NGR: SU3436698310
551
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
Church of St. Mary
2/53
21/11/66
GV I
Church. Early C12 nave; Early English (c.1240) transepts, tower and chancel;
church rebuilt c.1240 in Early English style with late C18 windows. Coursed
limestone rubble, limestone ashlar walling; stone slate roofs, except lead to
nave and chancel; limestone ashlar stack. Cruciform plan with central tower.
4-light east window with triple chamfered architrave and chamfered mullions
running straight to top; corner buttresses; similar 3-light windows to 4-bay
south wall of chancel; 3 similar windows to north wall of chancel which has a
single storey vestry of c.1880 adjoining a 2-storey organ turret which has a
3-light window similar to the east window set over a moulded string course, and
an octagonal chimney. The south transept has similar 3-light windows to each
wall. The similar north transept has an east doorway with chamfered architrave,
a sundial dated 1707 and a datestone (1787) in the gable wall. The tower over
the crossing has two Early English lancets to each wall. The north wall of the
nave has a lean-to of c.1880, having two plain doorways with pointed arch and a
2-light window with pointed arches. The early C12 north doorway has a hood mould
with saltire crosses and two orders of shafts with scalloped capitals. Two early
C12 lancets, similar taller south doorway has original studded door with broad
crescent hinges. The C13 south porch rebuilt with statue of Virgin Mary in 1890.
Stair turret at junction of nave with south transept has one Early English
doorway with chamfered architrave and 3 small lancets. South wall of nave has
one early C15 three-light window, with carved heads to hood mould terminals;
also an early C12 lancet and a sundial dated 1741. Nave and tower have
crenellated parapet. Gabled roofs, except lean-to roofs over late C19 vestry and
addition to nave. Interior: Stained glass of east window by Henry Holiday
(1919), other stained glass in chancel is late C19; 5 early C14 heraldic shields
reset in wood frames beneath south windows. High altar and reredos by H.S.
Rogers, 1924. Piscina in south wall has alabaster carving depicting the
Adoration of the Shepherds, part of a C17 Italian reredos (Pevsner); the piscina
adjoins 3 stepped sedilia. Unusual triangular niche in north wall made for
William Hollcot, a lay preacher who died in 1570 and requested in his will for
his heart to be buried in this casket. Also in north wall is an early C14 tomb
recess in Decorated style with ballflower ornament etc. In the north wall
opposite is a fine late C13 tomb recess. Fine early C15 four-bay king-post roof
with arch braces from corbels to tie beam; large foliate roof bosses and
heraldic shields on cornice. Late C19 benches. All four triple chamfered arches
in the crossing, with foliate capitals, were inserted in 1890. The walls of the
south transept are decorated with brilliantly coloured mosaics, by Powell's and
dedicated by William West of Barcote Manor to his wife who died in 1888; stained
552
of
2228
glass, fine carved benches, mosaic floor and roof with star spangled decoration
on a blue background were also part of the same scheme of decoration. North
transept has a piscina and also the jambs of early C13 lancets with original
coloured decoration in the west wall and north-west and north-east corners.
Three C17 funeral helmets on east wall. Elaborate black and white marble tomb of
Sir Edward Yate and his daughter d.1648 has a black marble inscription panel
with a strapwork and garlanded border; white marble inscription with some
detailing, the whole framed by a Corinthian aedicule with a segmental pediment
broken by a heraldic crest. Memorial to Sir John Yate, d.1658, has black
inscription tablet framed by black marble Ionic columns; between the white
marble consoles is a garlanded predella and the memorial is surmounted by a
scrolled broken pediment with heraldic crest, Brass to John Yate d.1578 and his
wife. with heraldic shields in the 4 corners and their sons and daughters
depicted below. On the floor is a C14 marble slab with the matrix of an
elaborate cross and border inscription. C13-C14 iron-bound chest. C17 two-bay
roof has 3 collar trusses with butt purlins. Nave has mid C18 box pews, an early
C14 octagonal font with quatrefoils and blind window tracery in alternate
panels; Jacobean hexagonal pulpit with Ionic pilasters at angles and unusual
rusticated arches carved in perspective; Jacobean balustrade to tower gallery
has keyed arches and turned balusters; memorial to Elizabeth Perfect, d.1802 by
Coade and Seely, features a weeping putto beside an urn. Graded I for medieval
wall paintings and other fittings.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.103-5; V.C.H.i Berkshire, pp.458-60: H.T.
Morley, Monumental Brasses of Berkshire, 1924, p.61).
Listing NGR: SU3426598205
553
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/54
21/11/66 Roman Catholic Church of St.
George
GV II
Church. 1846-8 by Hansom or W.W. Wardell. Squared and coursed limestone,
limestone ashlar dressings; mid C20 tile roof; limestone ashlar stack. Chancel
with 2 chapels, nave, vestry and porch to south, west bellcote. C13 Gothic
style. Double gabled east wall has one central and 2 angle offset buttresses. To
left is Geometrical style 2-light window and to right is a 3-light window with
Kentish tracery. To south wall of chancel is a Geometrical style 2-light window;
vestry has a 4-light window with cusped heads to the east, an offset gable end
external stack and a gabled porch with chamfered and stopped architrave to the
west doorway. The north wall of the chancel has two 2-light windows with Kentish
tracery divided by a central offset buttress and to the west a gabled porch to a
doorway. The west wall of the north chapel projects beyond the nave and has one
2-light window with Kentish tracery. The 3-bay nave has Geometrical style
2-light windows divided by offset buttresses. The south porch has a figure of
Christ set in a cusped niche at the top. Double chamfered arch to doorway,
flanked by corner buttresses with gablets; each of the side walls have
quatrefoils framing one-light windows. The west wall of the nave has 2
Curvilinear style 2-light windows divided by a central offset buttress with a
Decorated style niche at the top; the buttress is surmounted by a bellcote.
Interior: Beautifully carved Decorated style reredos with 6 angels flanking the
figure of Christ. Stone high altar. Trefoil headed niches over piscina, 3
stepped sedilia and; aumbry. Finely carved corbels support carved figures of
angels. Brattished cornice to coffered roof. This south chapel of the chancel is
divided from the north chapel by a 2-bay arcade of double chamfered arches,
Simple piscina eaved corbel supports figure of St. Francis; brattished cornice
to brightly colourd coffered roof. Chancel arch has a cyma-moulded architrave.
Nave has original benches, an octagonal font, wall tablets depicting scenes from
the Passion, carved figures of the Virgin and Child set in Decorated style.
Canopy in the north-east corner, and a scissor-truss roof.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.105).
Listing NGR: SU3418998083
554
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/55 Aviary approx. 700m. SE of
21/11/66 Buckland House
GV II
Aviary. c.1767, probably by John Wood the younger for Sir Robert Throckmorton.
Limestone ashlar, coursed limestone rubble to rear; corrugated iron roof.
Tetrastyle prostyle. Greek Doric columns to pedimented facade. Lean-to roof.
Interior: Limestone ashlar floor.
Listing NGR: SU3358197742
555
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/56 Bridge and flanking walls on
road approx. 600m. SW of
Buckland House
II
Bridge. 1854 datestone in wall. Coursed limestone rubble, centre section of
coursed limestone rubble and rusticated stone in alternating bands, and
alternating limestone ashlar and rusticated stone to keystones of semi-circular
arch. Copy of mid C18 bridge in Buckland Park (q.v.).
Listing NGR: SU3361097999
556
of
2228
BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
SU39NW
2/57 Bridge and flanking walls
approx. 6OOm. W of Buckland
House
II
Bridge, west of Buckland House (q.v.). c.1757. Coursed limestone rubble,
rusticated limestone with ashlar dressings to central section flanking arch.
Semi-circular arch has ashlar string course at impost level and ashlar
keyblocks; plain ashlar pediment over arch and central block has ashlar quoins
to sides.
Listing NGR: SU3375898210
557
of
2228
BUCKLAND CARSWELL
SU39NW
2/62 Meadow Cottage
GV II
House. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; old tile roof; stone stacks finished
in brick. 2-unit central staircase plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range,
Timber lintel over C20 plank door; C20 gabled porch. Timber lintel over C18
three-light leaded casement to right and C20 casement to left; three mid C20
gabled roof dormers with 2-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks.
Interior: Chamfered beams and original fireplaces to left and right, the latter
having bread oven. C19 plank doors. Original roof structure probably survives
but not inspected. Two C20 two-storey extensions to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3246198932
558
of
2228
BUCKLAND CARSWELL
SU39NW
2/64 Ragnell Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble, limestone ashlar quoins, brick
window and door dressings; stone slate roof; brick stacks. Central staircase
plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Segmental brick arch with keystone over late
C19 four-panelled (2 glazed) door; late C19 gabled porch. Similar arches over
late C19 two-pane sashes. Brick plinth course and storey band in Flemish bond
with flared headers links sills of first floor windows. Two gabled dormers.
Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Contemporary outshut to rear left with late C19
sash and plank door. Late C19 one storey and attic extension to rear right
blocks original gabled dormer. Interior: Original plan form and collar truss
roof with butt purlins survive but other features are late C19 and C20.
Listing NGR: SU3189698891
559
of
2228
BUCKLAND GAINFIELD
SU39NW
3/67 Gainfield Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; brick quoins; stone slate roof;
brick stacks. L-plan with rear outshut. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintel
over C20 door in beaded architrave: late C19 rustic gabled proch. Chamfered
timber lintels over C18 three-light leaded first floor casements and C20
two-light ground floor casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Bread oven
projects from left side wall. Similar 2-window range to rear left has chamfered
timber lintels over C18 three-light and C20 three-light first floor casements;
ground floor remodelled with porch c.1970. Original outshut to rear of front
range adjoins C18 lean-to extension to rear wing; C20 extension to right side
wall. Interior: Stone flag floor, one early Cl8 six-panelled door, early C18 and
C19 plank doors. 2-unit range to front has cased beams and chamfered bressumer
over remodelled open fireplace to left room, mid C19 fireplace to right and
central passage to quarter-turn stairs with landing. 4-bay collar-truss roof
with butt purlins. Rear wing has remodelled open fireplace with bread oven and
4-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3547295307
560
of
2228
SU39NW BUCKLAND BUCKLAND PARK
1061-0/2/10001 Croft Lodge (to north
of A420)
GV II
Lodge to Buckland House (qv). Circa late C18 or early C19. Coursed limestone rubble.
Welsh slate low-pitched, hipped roof. Buff-coloured brick stacks. Small rectangular
plan lodge facing drive with later wing at rear forming L-shaped plan. Classical
style. Single-storey; 3 bays, centre pedimented bay advanced and with large round-
arched niche plastered inside, 12-pane sash to right and left. Doorway on right-hand
(south) side with panelled and glazed door and wooden porch (probably later) with
fluted Ionic columns and pilasters, its entablature replaced by later canopy. 2-
storey wing at rear. INTERIOR not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3392697467
561
of
2228
BUSCOT
Lock Cottage, Buscot
SU29NW
1/32 Lock
II
Canal cottage. Late C18 with later additions. Rubble stone with hipped
stone tiled roofs and N brick stack. The original lock keeper's cottage had
a square plan of 2 storeys which was given one-storey additions on 3 sides.
Those on the E and W have hipped roofs and a catslide roof covers a further
outshut to the N. C20 2-light wood casements throughout. Modern door. Now
a National Trust holiday cottage.
Listing NGR: SU2298398047
562
of
2228
BUSCOT LECHLADE ROAD
(North side)
SU2397 The Apple Tree Inn
5/6
GV II
Public house. C18 range of rubble stone with dressed stone quoins and
gabled stone tiled roof enlarged in 1863 by an E addition of colourwashed
brick with gabled machine tiled roof. The C18 section comprises 2 storeys;
2-window range with 2 gabled stone tiled dormers and end brick stacks, that
to the W on a stone base. Blocked dressings to windows, modern 2- and 3-
light casements with single glazing bars. Moulded architrave to doorway,
modern door. The C19 range is of 2 storeys and 3 bays with modern door in
left hand bay. The interiors of both ranges have been fully modernised.
The inn was formerly The Campbell Arms named after Robert Tertuis Campbell
who acquired Buscot Park in 1859 and who enlarged the premises in 1863 to
cater for his estate workers.
Listing NGR: SU2307097520
563
of
2228
BUSCOT LECHLADE ROAD
(North side)
SU2397 No. 22
5/7
GV II
Cottage. Early C19. Mixed red brickwork displaying burnt headers to form a
chequer pattern. 2 storeys, 3 bays with a gabled stone tiled roof with
central brick stack. 3 windows on ground floor, 2 on 1st floor with wooden
lintels, 6-pane 2-light wooden casements. Plank door approached by a good
1840s Italianate wrought iron gate. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2306197517
564
of
2228
BUSCOT LECHLADE ROAD
(South side)
SU2397 Hill's Yard
5/8
GV II
A rectangular block of stables and cowsheds now the premises of a small
engineering firm. Built at the expense of Alexander Henderson of Buscot
Park in 1891 as recorded on a plaque on the roadside wall of the stables.
Most probably designed by Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeates as the block
forms a group with other estate buildings designed by the partnership for
Henderson in the 1890s. Rock faced with stone dressings and machine tiled
roofs. Some stalls survive, others have been removed to accommodate
machinery.
Listing NGR: SU2316497520
565
of
2228
BUSCOT LECHLADE RAOD
(South side)
SU2397
5/100 Barn and garages approx
20 m to W of Hills Yard
GV
II
Barn. Late C18/early C19. Limestone rubble. Cartsheds now garages.
Probably C19. Brick. Pantile roofs. Barn has a 3-bay plan plus central
porch with weatherboarded gable. Interior: barn roof has 2 tiebeam trusses
with queen struts, and has 2 rows of purlins.
Listing NGR: SU2314097497
566
of
2228
BUSCOT LECHLADE ROAD
(South side)
SU2397
Nos. 23 & 24
5/9
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached houses. c1890. In Cotswold vernacular style by Sir
Ernest George and Alfred Yeates. Coursed rubble stone and stone dressings
with gabled stone tiled roofs which project over the eaves. Each of 2
storeys and 2 bays at right angles to the road sharing centrally placed
stone stack. 4-light mullioned windows with leaded casements. Tudor-arched
doorways to E and W with contemporary plank and batten doors with leaded
lights and ogee curved lead hoods.
Listing NGR: SU2313897506
567
of
2228
BUSCOT LECHLADE ROAD
SU2397 (South side) Faringdon
5/10 Village Smithy
GV
II
Purpose-built forge. c1890. In Cotswold vernacular style by Sir Ernest
George and Alfred Yeates. Coursed rubble stone with stone dressings, gabled
stone tiled roof and central stone stack. 1 storey, 2 bays at right angles
to the road with double door cart entrance and subsidiary doorway. N gable
end to roadside has a coursed stone base with weather boarding above and
louvres in the apex of the gable. 2 and 4 wood mullioned lights with leaded
glazing.
Listing NGR: SU2306897499
568
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(East side)
SU2397 Nos 1-3 (consecutive)
5/11
GV II
Block of 3 dwellings. c1890. In Cotswold vernacular style by Sir Ernest
George and Alfred Yeates. Coursed rubble stone with stone dressings and
gabled stone tiled roof with 2 stone ridge stacks. Long 2-storey range with
central gable, 2 gables to the rear and flanking 1-storey entrances with
projecting curved porches to E and W. The 3rd door is beneath the central
gable on the S front. 4-light mullioned windows with leaded casements and
Tudor-arched doorways with flat hoods on carved brackets and plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2314997543
569
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(East side)
SU2397 Nos 4 and 5
5/12
GV II
Pair of semi-detached houses. 1894. In Cotswold vernacular style by Sir
Ernest George and Alfred Yeates built for Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park
as recorded on a date stone on the W front. Coursed rubble stone, stone
dressings and gabled stone tiled roof with stone ridge stacks. The 2
dwellings form an L shaped plan of 2 storeys with 2- and 4-light mullioned
windows with leaded glazing on W front and above, a 7-light mullioned window
with datestone in central light which serves both houses. The stone tiled
roof, meticulously laid in diminishing stages projects on carved brackets
over 2 Tudor-arched doorways to N and S to form porches.
Listing NGR: SU2312497568
570
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(East side)
SU2397 Barn opposite Manor
5/13 Farmhouse
II
Barn. c1870. Mass concrete walls in 2 ft courses; gable ends of
Bridgewater bricks capped with dressed stone and a gabled pantile roof lined
on the inside with tongue and groove boarding. the barn measures 60 ft x
162 ft x 12 ft 6" to eaves and its concrete walls are 1 ft 4" thick at the
base. An aisled plan inside of 10 bays with the original utilitarian frame
intact. Reputedly the earliest concrete farm building in the country.
Built at the expense of Robert Tertu is Campbell of Buscot Park as part of
his scheme to industrialize the estate for the production of sugar beet and
alcohol. Illustrated in Nigel Harvey, Old Farm Buildings, 1980, 20.
Listing NGR: SU2309197725
571
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(East side)
SU2397 The Old Farmhouse
5/14
II
Farm house, now house. Mid to late C17. Rubble stone colourwashed, gabled
stone tiled roof with end brick stacks. S front of 2 storeys, 4 bays with
3-light modern casements and a modern door with a late C17 wooden hood on
plain brackets with a bolection frieze with mannerist detailing beneath a
bracketed cornice. The W front has a 2-light splayed stone mullion window
at ground floor level with cast iron casements. Catslide roof to rear over
outshuts, that on the W stone rubble, on E, brick. 3 gabled dormers in roof
all with rendered cheeks and stone tiled roofs. Some stopped and chamfered
beams inside on the ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2306497766
572
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(West side)
SU2397 Manor Farmhouse
5/15
10/11/52
GV II*
Farmhouse. 1691 as recorded on datestone formerly on E wall recently
disintegrated. Coursed rubble stone with dressed stone quotas, moulded
eaves and a hipped stone tiled roof. 2 storeys and attic. S front of 5
bays, the outer bays spaced close together. 2 stone tiled, gabled dormers
with 2-light casements, 4-light wood mullioned and transomed leaded lights
and a modern part-glazed door in moulded stone architrave with a plain
moulded hood supported by ornately carved brackets. N front has similar
fenestration and a rear door with plain flat hood and less ornate carved
consoles. 2 one-storey C20 additions to E and W. The interior has a
contemporary staircase with a plain elm handrail and turned balusters, 3
wooden fireplaces with bolection friezes and several cornices of stylised
foliage.
Listing NGR: SU2304197720
573
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(West side)
SU2397 Matthew's Farmhouse
5/16
10/11/52
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. 1633 on datestone below W stack. Rubble stone with
steeply pitched, gabled stone tiled roof. 2-storey, 2-window range with end
brick stacks, that at the E on a stone base. Fenestration altered in C19 by
the insertion of modern casements and brick arches. Modern stone gabled
porch with a stone tiled roof, original studded plank door in plain
chamfered door surround. 2 one-storey gabled, stone tiled extensions to
rear. Inside there is an early C17 panelled screen to the W of the central
passage and a stopped and chamfered beam in the SW ground floor room.
Listing NGR: SU2305297678
574
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(West side)
SU2397 No. 16
5/17
GV II
Two cottages now one house. Early C19. Red brick with gabled Welsh slate
roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays, with end brick stacks. Long 2-light 6-pane wooden
casements with wood lintels over ground floor windows. Plank door. Rows of
burnt headers form decorative string courses. The building is the best
example in the village of the pre-Ernest George cottages. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU2309497588
575
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(West side)
SU2397 Nos. 17 & 18
5/18
GV II
Pair of semi-detached houses. 1893. In Cotswold vernacular style by Sir
Ernest George and Alfred Yeates for Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park as
recorded on a window lintel on the E front. Coursed rubble stone with stone
dressings, stone tiled gabled roof with stone stacks at rear. The 2-storey
E front has a projecting central gable with 3-light mullion windows with
leaded glazing. Tudor-arched doorways with plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2309797569
576
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(West side)
SU2397 Nos. 19 & 20
5/19
GV II
Pair of semi detached houses. 1893. In Cotswold vernacular style by Sir
Ernest George and Alfred Yeates for Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park as
recorded on the doorway lintel of No. 20. Coursed rubble stone and stone
dressings, gabled stone tiled roof and stone stacks. An L shaped plan of 2
storeys with asymmetrically placed windows of 1-, 3- and 4-light mullioned
openings with leaded glazing. Projecting bay window on the E front of No.
19. Tudor-arched doorways with plank doors, to No. 19 hidden on the N side
whereas that to No. 20 forms a roadside feature on the E front with a flat
projecting hood and the aforementioned inscription.
Listing NGR: SU2309897544
577
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
(West side)
SU2397 Summer House in SE corner
5/20 of garden to No. 20. The
Street
GV II
Summer house. Early C18. Rubble stone, hipped, stone tiled roof.
Square plan. 1 storey with E doorway and wood mullioned 2-light casement
with leaded glazing to S. Ball finial to apex of roof.
Listing NGR: SU2309597519
578
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
SU2397 Village Hall and Reading
5/21 Room
GV II
Hall and reading room. 1897. By Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeates for
Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park as recorded on the clock tower. Distinct
from the surrounding Cotswold vernacular estate houses in its more developed
Arts and Crafts manner with idiosyncratic revived Classical touches.
Coursed rubble stone, stone dressings and gabled stone tiled roof with ball
finials and scrolls to copings at eaves line. Stone stacks. One long range
with a round-arched loggia to the S, a wing to the E and a S clock tower. 1
storey with 2- and 5-light round-headed mullioned windows on W front, 2- and
4 light flat-headed mullioned windows on N. The main feature of the design
is the clock tower of 2 storeys comprising a stone clock chamber with
sinuously moulded Ionic angle pilasters rising to an open ringing stage of
wood topped by a weather vane. Contemporary L-shaped wooden seat in the
loggia.
Listing NGR: SU2312497536
579
of
2228
BUSCOT THE STREET
SU2397 Village Well
5/22
GV II
Well. c1897. By Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeates for Alexander
Henderson of Buscot Park. A square plan with 4 corner stone columns
supporting gables on each side with stone tiled roofs. The face of each
gable has open vertical timbers and a carved tie beam. A shaped lead finial
rises from the apex of the roof. The outer corner of each column has a
moulded impost and chamfer and a seat cut into its thickness on the inside.
Modern top on original wood standpipe.
Listing NGR: SU2311497556
580
of
2228
BUSCOT
The Church of St Mary
SU29NW
1/1
21/11/66
I
GV
Parish church. Originally a C13 plan with C15 additions, C18 alterations,
restored in 1854. Roughcast and rubble stone with stone dressings, stone
tiled roofs with dressed stone copings. 3-bay nave, 2-bay chancel, west
tower, S porch, N vestry. Perp. tower of 2 storeys with diagonal
buttresses, moulded embattled parapet with weathercock and flat-headed 2-
light cusped bell openings with dripstones. W tower door with four-centred
arch, carved labels and above, a 3-light traceried window with pointed head.
Sundial on S face. 2 recut Perp. traceried pointed windows to S wall of
nave, one 2-light plain window in N wall. Small 2-light Perp. window above
renewed round-arched porch entrance. Plain Tudor arch with dripstone to S
doorway. Plain round and pointed heads to chancel windows. Aisleless
interior with high Perp. arch to tower. Chancel arch of 3 orders, outer
zig-zag, possibly reset, with 2 Transitional columns and capitals with stiff
leaf decoration. Plaster barrel vaults throughout, but a tie beam and crown
post visible in chancel. 2 late C15 brasses of husband and wife on S wall
of chancel. 2 fine Loveden monuments on chancel N wall. Margaret, 1st wife
of Edward Loveden Loveden of Buscot Park, died 1784. Two putti by a grey
obelisk. At the foot a relief of Charity. She is giving money to a poor
man and bread to a girl. Elizabeth, the 2nd wife, died 1788. In front of
an obelisk, reclining on a couch. A baldacchino above her on the right. An
angel appearing from the left and holding her hand. Both signed by Robert
Cooke, the former dated 1786. Other wall monuments include one to the Rev
Robert Reading, died 1791, also by Cooke, Susanna Place, died 1686, and
Edward Loveden, died 1713. Exceptional set of stained glass by Morris &
Co., all designed by Edward Burne-Jones: 1892 chancel E window, The Good
Shepherd; 1897 chancel S wall, Angels of Paradise; 1921 nave N wall, Valour
and Fortitude; 1921 nave S wall, Centurion and Christ as Love; 1922 tower W
window, Hope, Charity and Faith; 1924 nave S wall, Archangel Gabriel and
Mary Virgin. Early C16 English Renaissance polygonal pulpit with reset
panels of an early C16 Flemish triptych given by Sir Alexander Henderson in
1908. A. C. Sewter, The Stained Glass of William Morris and his Circle,
1975, 2, 40.
Listing NGR: SU2265598140
581
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW
1/2 Group of 3 chest tombs to
the Nash family approx 10
m SE of the chancel St
Mary's Church, Buscot
GV II
Three chest tombs. The earliest to William Nash, died 1772, has garlands,
swags, putti and heraldic arms. The others are both early C19, Soaneian,
with acroterion corner finials and iron railings with vase finials.
Listing NGR: SU2267198124
582
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Pair of chest tombs to
1/110 south of south porch of
St Mary's Church, Buscot
GV II
Pair of chest tombs. C17, and late C17 or early C18. Stone. Each chest is
made up of several blocks of stone with deep, oversailing, chamfered lid.
Recessed end panels to the later tmb. Inscriptions too worn to be
legible.
Listing NGR: SU2265298114
583
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Monument to Harold
1/3 Greenwood Henderson
6/6/72 approx 20 m S of St
Mary's Church, Buscot*
GV II
Memorial. 1923 by Sir Edwin Lutyens. To the S near the boundary wall, a
sarcophagus of Portland stone set on a coved stone plinth with heraldic arms
on each end. The monument is placed across a privet hedge enclosure with
round stone plaques set in the ground at either end. Lutyens Exhibition
Catalogue, Hayward Gallery, 1981, 193.
*(Formerly listed as "Tomb of Hon. H. Henderson (St Mary's Churchyard)".)
Listing NGR: SU2263598120
584
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW The Old Parsonage
1/4 (formerly listed as "The
10/11/52 Rectory")
GV II*
Rectory, now house. 1703 addition to older house, Stone with a moulded
coved cornice and hipped, stone tiled roof. 2 storeys, attic and cellar. S
front of 5 bays with 2 gabled and stone tiled dormers, sash windows in
reveals with moulded architraves. Elongated stone stacks at each end with
moulded caps. E and W fronts of 3 bays with 2 dormers. Entrance now on E
front, moved from S, through a 6-panelled door with 3-pane rectangular
fanlight, approached by a flight of stone steps with plain handrail.
Service wing to N is the remains of the earlier house, one storey and attic
of rubble stone with hipped, stone tiled roof. 2-and 4-light hipped stone
tiled dormers with modern leaded lights on N front. Cambered brick arches
to windows reveal C19 alterations. The interior has a cantilevered
staircase with elm hand rail and turned balusters and several rooms with
bolection moulded panelling and panelled window shutters and bolection
moulded stone fireplaces. Dentil cornices in most rooms. The Properties of
the National Trust, 1978, 126.
Listing NGR: SU2259198146
585
of
2228
BUSCOT
Summer House in the
SU29NW
1/5 garden of The Old
Parsonage (formerly
10.11.52 listed with "The
Rectory")
GV II
Summer house. Early C18. Rubble stone with dressed stone quotas, hipped
stone tiled roof and a renewed stone finial at the apex of the roof. 2-
light modern leaded casements. In the NW corner of the walled garden.
Listing NGR: SU2256098176
586
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Park
1/23
10/11/52
GV II*
Country house. Built about 1780 for Edward Loveden Townsend, altered in the
1860s, altered and extended in 1889 and finally reduced in size and given E
and W Pavilions (q.v.) in 1934-6. No architects are recorded for the first
2 phases of building, but the 1889 extensions were made by Sir Ernest George
whose partner, Harold Peto, was landscaping the grounds at that time, and
the final phase of reconstruction was directed by Geddes Hyslop. This
reinstated the restrained classical lines of the original 1780 design.
Finely jointed ashlar, rusticated base, dentil cornice and a hipped slate
roof with E and W and ridge stone stacks. 3 storeys and attic, 9 bays. S
front of 9 bays with 2 dormers. The 3 centre bays have slight projection
and a pediment with carved floral enrichment, a wide flight of steps to
central glazed doors with cornice head at first floor level. Modern sashes
and blind boxes to all windows. The N front has 3 central bays flanked by
segmental bows of 3 windows each the whole height of the building. 7 dormer
windows. E and W fronts have 3 bay projections and pediments with
lunettes. The interiors were all redesigned and redecorated in the 1934-6
reconstruction in a mixed neo-Classical manner incorporating wine very fine
original C18 chimney-pieces. A series of paintings entitled 'the Briar
Rose' by Edward Burne Jones that were acquired for the Drawing Room by
Alexander Henderson in 1890 were installed under the artist's direction and
in specially designed frames in the Saloon where they still hang. Country
Life, 18, 25 May 1940; National Trust Guidebook to Buscot Park.
Listing NGR: SU2430696829
587
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Park, West
1/104 pavilion with attached
10/11/52 terrace walls and
gatepier (formerly listed
with Buscot Park)
GV II
Pavilion (part of country house). Circa 1935 by Geddes Hyslop for 2nd Baron
Faringdon. Limestone ashlar. 7-bay range running parallel with main axis
of mansion (q.v.) has both ends porticoed with 4 Tuscan Doric columns in
antis and roundels in pediments. Longer sides have an additional basement
storey, to east opening to a sunken service court; middle bay, which is
wider and breaks forward below triangular pediment, has an arched carriage
entry rising through both storeys. Ashlar ridge stacks flank central bay.
Stone retaining walls, punctuated by low piers with vases and by flights of
steps, extend around the west and north sides of the north terrace, curving
around a stone basin and statue, and to south ramp up to a raised balustrade
adjoining the panelled northern pier of the south-west gateway to the
forecourt. The walls form part of an elaborate formal landscape scheme
surrounding the mansion. (q.v. also east pavilion and south screen.)
(Country Life, 18, 25 May 1940; National Trust Guidebook to Buscot Park).
Listing NGR: SU2428196883
588
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW
1/105 Buscot Park, east
10/11/52 pavilion with attached
tonne walls and _
gatepier. (formerly listed
with Buscot Park)
GV II
Pavilion (part of country house). Circa 1935 by Geddes Hyslop for 2nd Baron
Faringdon. Limestone ashlar. 7-bay range running parallel with main axis
of mansion (q.v.) has both ends porticoed with 4 Tuscan Doric columns in
antis and roundels in pediments. Longer side breaks forward in the wider
middle bay which contains an open archway below a triangular pediment. Roof
has a central cupola. Barrel-vaulted passage is decorated with frescoes of
a Socialist theme by Lord Hastings. Stone retaining walls punctuated by low
piers with vases and by flights of steps extend along the east side of the
north terrace, and to south ramp up to a raised balustrade adjoining the
panelled northern pier of the south-east gateway to the forecourt. The
walls form part of an elaborate formal landscape scheme surrounding the
mansion. (q.v. also west pavilion and south screen.) (Country Life, 18,
25 May 1940; National Trust Guidebook to Buscot Park).
Listing NGR: SU2434796786
589
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Park, southern
1/106 screen with attached
terrace walls and gate
piers
GV II
Screen, walls and piers. Circa 1935 by Geddes Hyslop for 2nd Baron
Faringdon. Wrought iron and limestone ashlar. Wrought-iron screen, placed
across main axis of mansion (q.v.), is in 3 sections separated by taller
ornamented standards and is flanked by tall ashlar piers with ball finials.
Stone balustrades return around the ends of the main terrace and link to the
plain retaining walls of the lower terraces which extend to the panelled
southern piers of the south-east and south-west entrances to the forecourt,
where they ramp up to raised balustrades. Part of an elaborate formal
landscape scheme surrounding the mansion. (q.v. also east and west
pavilions and walls.)
Listing NGR: SU2424996726
590
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Park, stable block
1/24 and attached kitchen
garden walls
GV II
Stables. Circa 1860 for Robert Tertius Campbell. Dressed stone and raised
stone quoins with gabled slate roof, gabled dormers and stone ridge stacks.
11 bays with central carriage arch, segmental arches to each bay and central
clock tower with arcaded ringing stage and cupola above. South side, facing
kitchen gardens, is in brick and forms part of a series of C18 walls which
enclose 2 former kitchen gardens of elongated octagonal shape. The walls
attached to the stable block extend north from a gatepier at the south-
eastern corner of the north garden to a gatepier on the southern side of the
south garden, and also include the eastern half of the dividing wall. The
stone piers probably date from c1890 and carry vases and a gateway in the
east wall has a wrought-iron screen of c1930. (q.v. also detached section
of wall which completes the 2 enclosures).
Listing NGR: SU2408796840
591
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Park, kitchen
1/25 garden walls approx 50 m
SSE of stable block
GV II
Garden walls. Probably C18 re-modelled c1890. Brick with stone piers. The
walls extend south from a gatepier at the south-eastern corner of the north
garden to a gatepier on the southern side of the south garden, and also
include the western half of the dividing wall. The piers probably date from
c1890 and carry vases. Together with the walls extending from the stable
block (q.v.), the walls enclose 2 former kitchen gardens of elongated
octagonal shape aligned on the central archway of the stable block.
Listing NGR: SU2405296734
592
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NE Buscot Park bridge over
2/26 the lake, approx 50m S
of Heckford Lodge (that
part in Buscot C.P.)
II
Ornamental bridge. Circa 1890. Designed as part of the remodelling of the
park by Harold Peto. Squared rubble stone and finely jointed ashlar on the
W face and rubble stone and ashlar with brick above road level on the E. 3
semi-circular arches, the centre one taller than those at the sides. Each
arch has squared abaci and there is a squared string course above these to
denote road level. Each face curves towards the corners and is topped by a
coped parapet. Acting as an eyecatcher to be seen from the NE terrace of
Buscot House.
Listing NGR: SU2515596930
593
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Park, bridge over
1/27 the Little lake
II
Ornamental bridge. Circa 1890. By Harold Peto. Squared rubble stone and
finely jointed ashlar with brick. Each face with a semi-circular arch of
stone, brick to parapet, a stone balustrade and large curving stone consoles
at each corner.
Listing NGR: SU2404497071
594
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU2397 Buscot Park, West Lodges
5/28 and gate.
II
Pair of lodges and gate. Westernmost lodge. Circa 1780 remodelled in 1934-
5 by Geddes Hyslop when a second lodge was built to east to form a pair.
The result is a 1930s adaptation of late Georgian neo-Classicism. Fine
ashlar with dentil cornices and hipped slate roofs. L shaped plans of 2
storeys with relieving arches on three sides within which are heavily keyed
sash windows. 2nd Baron Faringdon's coronet over both roadside windows. 2
panelled stone gatepiers with moulded cornices and shaped tops. Good 1930s
ironwork gates.
Listing NGR: SU2395297331
595
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU2397 Buscot Wharf Cottages (E
5/29 range)
GV II
Range of 2 cottages. C18, altered in the C19. Rubble stone and brick with
gabled steeply pitched stone tiled roof and centre brick stack. Each
cottage is of 2 storeys and 2 bays with cambered brick arches and C19 two-
light wooden casements on the W front and modern 2-light casements on the E
facade. Brick architraves to plank doors on W front.
Listing NGR: SU2358297894
596
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU2397 Buscot Wharf Cottages (W
5/30 range)
GV II
Range of 3 cottages. C18, altered in the C19. Rubble stone and stone
dressings with half hipped stone tiled roof and 2 ridge brick stacks. 2
storeys with cambered heads to windows, C19 two-light casements and plank
doors. Lower 2-storey C19 extension to rear with gabled pantile roof.
Listing NGR: SU2356897892
597
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Buscot Wick Farm
1/31 Cottages
II
Cottage range. Late C18 - early C19. Rubble stone with gabled stone tiled
roofs. Cottage to the W of one storey and attic, 4 bays with 2-light wood
casements, gabled stone tiled dormers and a rebuilt E stone stack. Modern
door with stone tiled porch. Cottage to E is of 2 storeys and one bay with
2-light wood casements, W end stone stack, C20 door and porch. C18 metal
casements in east wall windows.
Listing NGR: SU2183897915
598
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Snowswick Cottage
1/33
II
Shown on O.S. sheet as The Thatch. Cottage. Late C18, refronted in the
early C19. Chequered brick E front on stone base, S wall of rubble stone,
gabled thatched roof with end brick stacks. 2 storeys; 2-window range.
Cambered heads to windows, 3-light wood casements, plank door. 2-storey
brick wing to N with machine tiled gabled roof.
Listing NGR: SU2229796034
599
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW Weston Farmhouse
1/34
II
Farmhouse. 1659 as dated on a plaque on the E front inscribed 'LRA 1659',
extensively altered and extended in the mid C19. Rubble stone and dressed
stone with a gabled stone tiled roof and 3 ridge stone stacks. The original
house of 2 storeys and 2 bays was extended by a further bay to the N. The
principal entrance was originally on the E front where a C19 bay window has
been added. All window openings are C19 of 3 and 4-light mullions with
dripstones and sashes. S front of 2 gabled 2-storey bays, that to the E
C17, that to the W C19 with the cardinal's hat insignia of Christ Church
College, Oxford who owned the property. Two further C19 2-storey rubble
stone and brick additions to the W. Interior: the SE norm has C17 woodwork
with fielded panels and panelling from the original screens passage.
Listing NGR: SU2140097336
600
of
2228
BUSCOT
SU29NW
Thames Head Statue, St
1/35
John's Lock
II
Statue. 1854 by Raffaelle Monti, modelled for the Crystal Palace in cement
and signed 'R Monti' on the base. A semi-reclining figure of the river god
with symbolic objets. He holds a shovel which represents the work of the
navvies (navigators) and at his feet are bales and a barrel to symbolise the
river's contribution to commerce. The statue was originally sited at the
headwaters of the Thames in Trewsbury Mead, near Coates, Gloucester until
moved to its present site on the lockside in 1974.
Listing NGR: SU2219799030
601
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT CHAPEL LANE
SU39SE (South side)
6/87 Home Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16/early C17. Originally timber-framed, of which a
small portion survives in the central 2 bays; rest of house clad in coursed
limestone rubble; mid C20 tile roof; stone stacks finished in brick. 3-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Original gabled 2-storey porch, of
coursed limestone rubble, has additional late C20 porch in front; timber lintels
over late C19 six-panelled door, one-light window in original chamfered frame to
first floor of porch; and over C20 casements; mid C20 square bay to right.
Half-hipped roof to left, gabled to right; ridge stack. External stack to right
gable wall. Staircase projection to rear. Interior: To right and left of lobby
are C18 plank doors with large Norfolk latches set in chamfered and stopped
doorframes; similar doors throughout. Room to left has full set of chamfered and
stopped beams and joists, a chamfered bressumer over the fireplace and has
access to original winder stairs which adjoin the rear of the chimney stack.
Centre room has chamfered beam and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace. Room
to right has full set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists, and is
separated from the centre room by a timber-framed parition which rises ahe full
height of the house. First floor room to right has full set of chamfered and
stopped beams and joists. 5-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3787994684
602
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT HIGH STREET
SU39SE (West side)
6/88 Hillside
GV II
House. Mid/late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; late C19 tile roof; brick stacks.
L-plan, 2-unit range to front. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber lintel over
central C20 door. Brick jambs and segmental arches to ground floor sashes; first
floor sashes under eaves. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Outshut to rear right.
Back kitchen to rear left. Originally one storey with late C19 brick first floor
and similar extension. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. This
house used to the "The Horn" public house.
Listing NGR: SU3795994694
603
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT HIGH STREET
SU39SE (West side)
6/89 Straddlestones
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble, painted white; thatched
roof; stone stack. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintels over
two C20 doors and C20 casements. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Staircase projection
to rear wall adjoining stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest. The two C20 doors seem to have been inserted; there is no sign of a
blocked doorway.
Listing NGR: SU3795894657
604
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT HIGH STREET
SU39SE (West side)
6/90 Timings
GV II
House. Late C17/ early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; old and C20 tile roof;
brick stack. Original plan form not determined. 2 storeys; 5-window range,
projecting gabled stair turret to central bay. Timber lintels, except 3 flat
stone arches to right of ground floor, over C20 casements. Gabled roof; large
ridge stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Present entry
in C20 two-storey extension to right of front; C20 two-storey extension to rear
left.
Listing NGR: SU3794594630
605
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT HIGH STREET
SU39SE (West side)
6/91 No.9 (Stoneleigh)
GV II
House. Late C17/C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stack to
right, stone stack c.1983 to left. Single unit plan. One storey and attic;
2-window range. Timber lintels over late C20 casements. Entry with porch of
c.1983 in left gable wall. Half-hipped roof to left, gabled to right; gable end
stack, stack to left gable end inserted c.1983. One-light leaded casement to
right gable wall. Interior: C20 partition inserted under chamfered transverse
beam, with chamfered and stopped joists to the right. 2-bay common-rafter roof
with chamfered butt purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3793394614
606
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT HIGH STREET
SU39SE (West side)
6/92 Byways
GV II
House. Probably late C16, remodelled and front wing added in late C17/early C18.
Right wing originally timber framed. Coursed limestone rubble with brick
dressings; brick right gable wall; thatched roof; brick, and brick finished in
stone, stacks. Original 2-unit extended to L-plan with front wing. One storey
and attic; 3-window range. Gable end of front wing has timber lintels over C20
casements; timber lintels over C20 door and casements to right, except C18
three-light leaded casement in half-dormer. Half-hipped roof; gable end stack to
right, ridge stack to front wing. Left side wall has timber lintel over original
entry with plank door, a C20 canted bay and late C19 three-light casements; C18
two-light leaded casement in right gable wall. Interior: Right room has
chamfered and stopped beam; C18 brick fireplace to rear left. Full set of
chamfered and stopped beams to front left room, which has original newel stairs.
3-bay, probably collar-truss, roof to front wing. Original late C16 two-unit
range has 3-bay arch-braced collar truss roof, with truncated tie beam.
Listing NGR: SU3785694544
607
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT LONGWORTH R0A0
SU39SE (East side)
6/93 Mount Pleasant
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick
stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Early C20 central
gabled porch, of limestone rubble with tile roof, has C20 door set in pointed
arch. Flat stone arch to left, timber lintels to right over C20 two-light
casements; C20 two-light casements in half dormers. C20 lean-to extension to
left. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. To rear are two 2-light leaded casements
and one mid C19 two-light casement in half dormer. Interior: Room to left has
full set of chamfered and stopped beams and chamfered bressumer over open
fireplace. Room to right has chamfered bressumer over remodelled fireplace.
Attic not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3806394878
608
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
SU39SE (East side)
6/94 Village Cross
21/11/66
GV II
Village Cross, originally erected as a market cross. C14. Limestone. Base of
shaft rests on C20 war memorial.
Listing NGR: SU3800494703
609
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
6/95 The Cottage on the Green
23/08/72
GV II
House. C18; one bay to right and rear right wing added c.1972. Coursed limestone
rubble, brick half dormers; thatched roof; stone stack finished with brick.
2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Segmental brick arch over C20
door. Flat stone arches over C20 two-light ground floor casements; C20 two-light
casements in half dormers. Gabled roof; gable end stack to left. Same details to
rear openings. House extended c.1972 with one bay to the right and 2 bays to the
rear right in a similar style. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3801794710
610
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
SU9SE (East side)
6/96 Barn and attached stable
approx. 20m. E of Manor
Farmhouse
II
Barn. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble to front and side walls,
weatherboarding over light timber frame set on coursed limestone rubble plinth
to rear; asbestos sheet roof. 4-bay plan. Full height openings to threshing
floor in 2nd bay from left and to bay on right. Gabled roof. Interior: 4-bay
queen-post roof with butt purlins and wind braces to upper purlins. Each
tie-beam arch-braced at front to a vertical post, which is tenoned into a timber
corbel, at the rear each tie-beam is arch-braced to a jowled post. Stable
attached to right has JB/1787 inscribed on a beam. Coursed limestone rubble
walling; weatherboarding over light timber frame to rear left wall; stone slate
roof, mid C20 tile roof to part of front and to right side. Gabled front wall of
c.1860 has timber lintels over stable door, loft door and adjoining shutter.
Rear gable wall has original plank stable door with large Norfolk latch, a plank
loft door and C20 window. Interior: Chamfered beams and plain joists throughout;
tack room to front retains original harness pegs and ladder to left. 6-bay
collar-truss roof with staggered butt purlins. Stable included as a dated
example.
Listing NGR: SU3815194698
611
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
(South Side)
6/97 No. 2
The address shall be amended to read: THE GREEN
(South Side
No.1
------------------------------------
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
6/97 No.2
6V II
House. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; rendered stacks.
2-unit central staircase plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Flat stone arches over
central C20 door with flat hood, C18 two-light leaded casement and C20 two-light
casement: C20 one-light inserted casement to left: timber lintels over blocked
first-floor windows. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. To rear are flat stone arch
over C20 stair-light, timber lintels over one- and two-light first floor windows
and two gabled dormers with tiled roofs and 2-light leaded casements. Interior:
Mid C19 four-panelled and plank doors, C18 ribbed doors in attic. Room to right
has chamfered and stopped beam and a wood moulded architrave to blocked
fireplace flanked by original cupboards. Room to left has full set of chamfered
and stopped beams and washing copper adjoining open fireplace. Dog leg with
landing stairs have stick balusters on closed string, turned newels and splat
balusters from first floor to attic. On first floor, room to left has a full set
of chamfered and stopped, quartered beams and joists: cased quartered beams in
room to right. 4-bay butt purlin roof has collar trusses with side struts to end
trusses; boarded partitions to centre trusses.
Listing NGR: SU3806094660
612
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
SU39SE (South aide)
6/98 The White House
GV II
House. Early C18, refronted in c.1860. Coursed limestone rubble, rendered front
and right side wall; mid C19 brick, painted white to right side wall and mid C19
brick, painted white, to left side wall: Welsh slate and artificial stone slate
roof; stacks rendered in mid C19. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range.
Central door blocked and rendered. Mid C19 three-light sashes in moulded wood
architraves. Gabled roof; 2 gable-end stacks and one ridge stack. Flat stone
arches over all openings to rear. To rear left is mid C19 lean-to extension
adjoining a mid C19 gabled outhouse with a 2-light leaded casement. Interior:
Mid C19 shutters and 6- and 2-panelled doors. Stone flag floor to centre room.
Chamfered beams. To left of centre room is open fireplace with wood bressumer,
the stack adjoins a winder staircase which has an early C18 turned newel post at
the top.
Listing NGR: SU3802594665
613
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT THE GREEN
(South side)
SU39SE Barn approx. 15m. N of Stable
6/99 House
07/05/76
(Formerly listed as The Old
Barn W of No.3)
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboarding over light timber frame on plinth built of Flemish
bond brick with flared headers; thatched roof. 3-bay plan with central threshing
floor. Plank double doors with C18 strap hinges. Half hipped roof. Gabled porch
to rear has old tile roof. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof with angle braces,
and staggered butt-purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3800094666
614
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT
SU39SE
6/82 Bridle Cottage
II
House. Mid/late C18. Coursed limestone rubble with brick window and door
dressings; stone slate roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window
range. Segmental brick arch over C19 plank door to right, and late C19
three-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Similar casements to rear
with segmental brick arches on ground floor and chamfered timber lintels on
first floor; C20 extension to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3787494493
615
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT
SU398E
6/83 Charney Manor
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as The Manor
House)
GV I
Manor House. Late C13 with C17 wing and later alterations and additions. Random
limestone rubble; stone slate roof; stone stacks. First-floor solar and chapel
built onto right side of front wall of solar over undercroft. Front wall of
chapel has Y-tracery 2-light window and semi-circular arch over round-headed
chamfered doorway adjoining slit window. Front left wall of solar block has
Y-tracery 2-light window, 2 close-set lancets and corner buttress with gablet.
Gabled roof; gable end stack to solar block. Left side wall has a one-light
trefoil-headed window to chapel and, to the solar block, 2 close-set lancets and
3 buttresses. C17 central wing: front wall brought forward c.1858 has 4-window
range of 2-light mullioned windows; hipped roof to central projecting bay with
4-light mullioned and transomed windows over studded door set in square-headed
chamfered architrave flanked by one-light transomed windows; 2 dormers and ridge
stack. Wing to right demolished and rebuilt c.1858 in similar style and
materials; single-storey block and wing at right angles with one reset C13 slit
window attached to front gable of right wing. Rear of C17 wing has similar
3-window range: Tudor-style doorway with 4-centred arch and moulded architrave
to 6-panelled door; gabled porch with similar doorway; 2 hipped dormers.
Interior: Undercroft has C13 fireplace with shouldered architrave and bread
oven; doorways to right have. chamfered round-headed arch to rear and chamfered
pointed arch to front; large plain beams and joists. Similar chamfered pointed
arch to first-floor solar; late C16 fireplace and late C13 crown post roof with
4-way struts and square base and abacus to octagonal crown post. Solar
originally extended further west: C17 rear wall blocks late C13 doorway with
chamfered pointed arch in rear left corner. Rear wall has four late C17 two- and
3-light stone mullioned chamfered windows; one 2-light window has additional C20
light; C20 window below in similar style. Chamfered pointed arch over doorway
from solar to east chapel. Trefoiled piscina and two-bay roof remodelled in mid
C19 but otherwise retaining tie beam. Centre wing has C17 collar-truss roof with
butt purlins. Reset late C13 quatrefoil window in west wall of right wall. An
important surviving example of a late C13 solar and undercroft with attached
chapel. The Manor House was owned by Abingdon Abbey.
(T.H. Turner, Some Account of Domestic Architecture in England, 1851,
pp.153-155; Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.112-3; V.C.H.1 Berkshire,
Vol.IV, p.466; M. Wood, Excavations at Charney Bassett Manor, Transactions of
the Newbury and District Field Club, Vol.12 (1976, pp.42-7).
Listing NGR: SU3809794448
616
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT Charney Mill and
Mill House
6/84
The address shall be amended to read: Mill Cottage
------------------------------------
CHARNEY BASSETT
SU39SE
6/84 Charney Mill and Mill House
GV II
Mill house and attached mill. c.1770. Flemish bond brick, some flared headers;
C20 tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Segmental
arches over plank door and late C20 casements; late C20 porch. Dentilled eaves.
Gabled roof; gable end stacks. C18 sash with shutter to rear. Interior not
inspected. Mill attached to right: Coursed limestone rubble to ground floor and
weatherboarded first floor; hipped old tile roof. Outshut to right side;
one-storey block to front which housed mill wheel is of coursed limestone rubble
with hipped C20 tile roof. Interior of mill not inspected but retains machinery.
(Drawings and description of machinery in Oxfordshire County Museum, Woodstock,
PRN reg. 7078).
Listing NGR: SU3816394390
617
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT
SU39SE
6/85 Church of St. Peter
21/11/66
GV I
Church. Early C12, nave lengthened early C14; north aisle early C15. Roughccast
to limestone rubble with limestone ashlar dressings; stone slate roof to
chancel, lead roof to nave. Chancel, nave, north aisle. Four centred arch over.
Early C15 3-light east window; two late C13 two-light windows to south wall of
chancel. South wall of nave has early C15 straight headed 3-light windows and
one early C14 two-light widow to left of porch. South doorway of c.l120-40 has
chamfered outer and inner arches, the outer arch having a cable moulded border
to rapidly set carved faces with forking tongues. Gabled south porch of c.1880
has pointed arch to doorway. North aisle has 4-centred arches over early C15
three-light windows in the end walls, and one single-light window and a single
doorway with chamfered architrave and old plank door in north wall. Early C15
crenellated parapet to nave and north aisle. Unusual early C17 bellcote at west
end. Gabled roof shallow pitch roof to nave, lean-to roof over north aisle.
Interior: C14 stained glass in borders of east window. Chancel has plain pointed
piscina and an early C12 doorway in the north wall, which was blocked by the
north aisle in the early C15: tympanum of doorway has carving of winged beasts
gripping the figure of a man. 2-bay roof has late C19 purlins and rafters but a
C14 arch-braced collar truss with butt side purlins and collar purlin. Nave has
C12 circular font on octagonal base and C14 wood pulpit in Decorated style.
Early C15 six-bay tie beam roof with short king-stud from tie beam to apex;
moulded purlins and tie beams brattished ashlar plate. Early C15 three-bay
arcade of double chamfered arches on octagonal piers to north aisle; lean to
roof with chamfered purlins and beams; C17 parish chest at east end of north
aisle. This small church retains some important medieval features and adjoins
Charney Manor, which was built as a grange by Abingdon Abbey also owning the
advowson of the church.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.112-113; V.C.H.: Berkshi.e, Vol.IV, p.470).
Listing NGR: SU3809794426
618
of
2228
CHARNEY BASSETT
SU39SE
Church of St. Peter, chest
6/86 tomb approx. 6m. S of chancel
GV II
Chest tomb of John and Charles Whitehorn, died 1798. Limestone ashlar. Moulded
plinth and cornices with hipped top. Fluted corner pilasters, simple moulded
surround to inscription panel. Occupies a prominent position in front of the
Church of St. Peter. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3811394428
619
of
2228
CHILDREY CHAPEL WAY
SU3687
12/48 Hazeldene, with railings
attached to front
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C18. Flemish bond brick with dark glazed headers;
old tiled roof, brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Segmental
arch over 6-panelled C20 door with original bracketed flat hood. Segmental
arches (ground floor only) over-original 3-light leaded casements. Dentilled
eaves; half-hipped roof; ridge stack. Interior not inspected. Mid C19 wing to
rear left in Flemish bond brick; tiled roof; dentilled eaves and lateral stack.
Mid C19 iron railing and gate to front.
Listing NGR: SU3618087590
620
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU38NE (North side)
7/49 Church of St. Mary.
24/11/66
GV I
Church. Early C13 nave, late C13 chancel, early C14 transepts, early C15 west
tower. Coursed rubble, nave walls rendered, limestone ashlar to west wall of
tower; limestone dressings and buttresses; stone slate roof. Cruciform plan
with west tower. Geometric, Decorated and Perpendicular styles. Hood mould over
5-light late C15 east windows; north wall of chancel has late C19 vestry and 2-
light early C13 window; south wall has two 2-light late C13 windows, late C13
doorway with cusped architrave and late C19 door; hood mould carried over door
and continued as string-course around chancel walls. South transept has hood-
mould and segmental head over 4-light early C15 south window and 3-light early
C15 west window: east wall has label-mould over flat-headed 3-light early C15
window and moulded architrave to door with late C19 leaf. North transept has
label-mould and segmental arch over 4-light mullioned and transomed early C15
north window; plain early C15 doorway with late C19 door in west wall; hood
mould over 2-light ogee-headed and cusped early C14 window. South wall of nave
has one 3-light early C15 window and two 3-light late C15 windows with arched
heads to raised clerestory level. South porch is late C15, and has 2-light
window with arched heads; early C13 doorway into nave. North wall of nave has
two similar early C15 windows with central early C13 blocked door and four
similar late C15 windows at clerestorey level. Early C15 west tower with
embattled parapet, west door and 2-light windows except segmental arch over 3-
light west window. Gabled roofs with moulded parapets, chancel roof being
higher than the nave roof. Interior: late C19 linen-fold panelling behind
altar; trefoiled heads to sedilia and piscina; late C14 Easter Sepulchre with
much oak leaf foliage; benches are late C19, except one late C15 desk and bench
with poppy heads to ends; 3-bay late C19 crown post roof; seven C15 and early
C16 brasses in chancel floor. Chancel screen has one-light trefoil-headed
divisions of late C15 date, but much restored in late C19. One-light squints to
transepts. North transept has early C14 ogee arch with ballflower ornament
cusping over cross-legged effigy of knight; some late C15 floor tiles; original
piscina; 2-bay roof is probably late Clb. South transept has shroud brass of
c.1500 in memory of William and Elizabeth Fettiplace set in back wall of late
C15 Purbeck marble tomb; 2 early Clb floor-brasses and one wall-brass to
Fettiplace family; carved corbels of angels holding various coats of arms
support late C15 3-bay roof which has been much restored in late C19. Nave rids
late C19 lectern pulpit and benches; lead font of c.1200 with upright figures
of bishops taken from the same moulds; simple early C19 wall tablets; 5-bay
late C19 roof. (Buildings of England, Berkshire, pp. 114-115.)
621
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU3600587797
622
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687 (North side)
12/50 Cantorist House
24/11/66
GV II
House. Late C17 left wing and central range with earlier C17 right wing. Left
and central wings built of chalk rubble brought to course, rendered front to
left wing; limestone dressings and brick quoins to central blocks; right wing
has C20 mock timber-framing with brick infill, this being a replacement of the
original timber frame, and has C18 chalk and brick to right side wall. Stone
slate roof to left wing, tiled to central and right wings; brick stacks.
Central hall block flanked by side wings. 2-storey side wings, 1 1/2 storey
central block, 3-window range. Plain pointed arch of c.1900 with splayed
architrave over plank door to left side of central block. Right wing has
four-light C20 window. Central block has flat brick arches over two mullioned
and transomed 4-light windows of c.1900 divided by central buttress: rear
elevation has hipped dormers flanking central gabled projection of c.1900 with
6-light mullioned and transomed windows. Front of left wing has projecting
gable end stack; 3-window range to left side all of timber lintels over
original 3-light leaded casements, 2 restored; right side has timber lintel
over blocked ribbed door, 2-window range has one original 3-light leaded
casement and similar C20 casments. Hipped roof to right, gabled to left; ridge,
end and lateral stacks. Interior: right side wing retains 3-bay queen- strut
roof with butt purlins; to right of entrance to central block is keyed arch
opening to main room, open to roof with middle truss of C17 queen-post roof
with clasped purlins removed; Edwardian fireplace in French Gothic style and
carved heads of c.1900 flank rear square bay; carved ornament to ends of all
lintels. Left wing has straight-flight and quarter-turn stairs of c.1900;
chamfered and stopped beams and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace in rear
room, and full set of chamfered and stopped beams with C17 stone fireplace in
front room; chamfered and stopped beams to first floor, marble fireplace of
c.1900 to rear wall and stone C17 fireplace to front room; 4-bay queen-strut
and collar-truss with butt purlins. To rear of left wing is 2-storey block of
c.1800: Flemish bond brick, original rainwater goods, tiled roof.
Listing NGR: SU3602887773
623
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687 (North side)
12/51 The Tower House and adjoining
walls
GV II
House. c.1900. Squared and coursed chalk, limestone dressings and stack; stone
slate roof. Square plan with corner stair-turret, 1 1/2-storey. Arts and Crafts
style. Front has one 3-light first floor window, timber lintel over plank door:
asymmetrical gable with limestone kneelers and half-hipped roof with gablet:
Rear right circular stair-turret has semi-circular arch with hood mould and
moulded stone architrave over moulded plank door which is slightly curved, 2-
light splayed and stone-mullioned window and ball finial to conical roof. Left
side of house has late C20 doors and casements to ground floor and original 3-
light leaded casements over; original rainwater heads; kneelers to two gables;
to left is circular limestone stack. Interior: ground floor remodelled in the
C20, but 1st floor layout intact. Tunnel vault to right corridor with access to
to right corridor with access to rooms and stair - turret; plank doors with
with semi-circular heads, strap hinges and Norfolk latches; curved planked door
to limestone spiral stairs, with plain cornice to dome at top. Rear of Tower
House attached to wall of c.1900 which runs from south-east corner of
churchyard to office; chalk and limestone rubble brought to course, limestone
dressings, stone slate coping; Wall carried in triangle over central planked
door in semi-circular arch with rebated jambs; ramp to Tower House; triangular
section to coping. Part of a complex of buildings at Cantorist House (q.v.)
probably contemporary with alterations to the house c.1900.
Listing NGR: SU3604987752
624
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687 (North side)
12/52 Stables approx. 15 metres east
of Cantorist House
GV II
Stables. C18. Weatherboard over light timber frame, thatched roof. 2-unit plan
1 1/2-storey, front has one plank door, C20 double doors, and two C20
casements; Half-hipped roof. Interior: jowled posts braced to tie-beam and wall
plate; 4-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins; no surviving roof structure
above collar level. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3607387774
625
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687 (North side)
12/53 Office approx 20 metres south-
west of Cantorist House,
GV II
Stables, now office. c.1900. Squared and coursed chalk; stretcher bond brick
wall to central recessed bay; stone slate roof. 3-unit plan. Arts and Crafts
style. Single-storey, 3-window range. Ribbed door and stable door in each of
splayed walls carried to central recessed bay 2-light windows, central window
leaded. Half-hipped roof with gablets: two louvred ridge ventilators have stone
slate gabled roofs. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3606487741
626
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687 (North side)
12/54 Barn approx 20 metres south
east of Cantorist House.
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboard over light timber frame, Flemish stretcher bond brick
plinth; concrete tile roof; 4 bays with aisles; blocked double doors facing
Cantorist House, present gable entry; half-hipped roof. Interior: jowled posts
braced to tie-beams and wall-plates; queen-strut roof with clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3607387755
627
of
2228
SU38NE CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687 (South side)
7/55,12/55 The Manor House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as The Manor)
GV II
House. Early Cl6, remodelled c.1900. Uncoursed chalk rubble, limestone
dressings and buttresses; stone slate roof, brick stacks. Eearly C16 block to
left with taller and slightly earlier wing to right which was largely
remodelled when the rear right extensions were built. 2 storeys, 7-window range
to front facing church. Two left bays have 3-light cavetto-moulded stone-
mullioned early C16 leaded casements with arched heads and label moulds. Door
immediately to right has four-centered arch of c.1900 leading to an early C16
doorway with moulded 4-centered architrave and 6-panelled door of c.1900. All
windows to right are 2 and 3-light windows of c.1900 in similar style to the
original; also 2 one-light windows of c.1900 with splayed stone surrounds.
Gabled roof, right block has asymmetrical gables facing front and rising to the
right; four-flue ridge stack of c.1900 to left wing and double-flue ridge stacks
rise flush from right gable walls. Left side of early C16 wing has similar
2-light early C16 windows and canted bay windows of c.1900 to rear. Left gable
wall of right block is timber framed with close studding, and exposed section
of rear wall has similar early C16 two-light window over blocked C16 door. The
remaining rear right extension was all built c.1900 in similar style and
materials. Interior not inspected. The house was owned by the Fettiplace family
in the C16, and enlarged c.1900 by William Schoolcroft Burton, J.P.
Listing NGR: SU3599887708
628
of
2228
CHILDREY CHURCH ROW
SU3687
12/46 Fettyplace Cottage.
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17. Timber framed with late C20 brick infill; square
framing, diagonal braces; queen post truss exposed in right gable wall; ground
floor timbers all replaced c.1970; late C20 tiled roof and brick stack. 2-unit
lobby - entry plan. 1 1/2-storey, 3-window range. Late C20 doors and casements.
Gabled roof, ridge stack. Interior not inspected. Late C20 bay to left and wing
to rear left.
Listing NGR: SU3611687676
629
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (West side)
12/56 Lester Cottage and Lester
19/12/77 House
GV II
Cottages. C17, remodelled in mid C19. Original timber frame. Braced tie-
beam and post of original timber frame exposed in right gable wall; rubble
walling painted over, to front wall; thatched roof; brick stacks. Original
plan form not apparent. One-storey plus attic, 4-window range. Adjacent
4-panelled doors set in heavy wood frames; three 3-light late C19 casements and
one mid C19 canted bay window of 20 panes; late C19 dormers with 4- light
casements. Half-hipped and hipped roof; end stack and central ridge stack with
recessed panel. Interior not inspected. 2-storey early C19 wing to rear
right: brick walling, dentilled eaves, old tiled roof.
Listing NGR: SU3614287510
630
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (West side)
12/57 Symonds Farmhouse.
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid-late C17. Timber-framed, square slight framing with
diagonal braces; wattle and daub infill; thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit
lobby entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range of C20 casements except 3-light
leaded casements to first floor. Flat hood on carved brackets over 6-panelled
door, both of c.1840. Gabled roof, hipped to right; C17 ridge and two C19
projecting end stacks (that to right has been partly demolished). Interior:
chamfered and stopped beam to left, full set of chamfered and stopped beams and
joists to centre which also has part of early C19 architrave to fireplace with
original chamfered bressumer: early C19 cupboard next to fireplace and also
early C19 straight-flight stairs in original position opposite entry and
adjacent to stack; 3-bay queen post truss with clasped pulins and windbraces;
C18 and C19 plank doors; elm floorboards. C18 wing to rear right has rendered
walls and thatched roof; 1 1/2-storey; 2-window range; full set of chamfered
stopped beams-; 2-bay post and pad truss. Late C20 2-storey extension to rear
and porch to right side wall.
Listing NGR: SU3611687475
631
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (West side)
12/58 Corner Cottage.
GV II
House. C17, remodelled in early C19. Flemish bond brick with flared headers
except to left bay; coursed chalk and sarsen rubble to left gable wall; C20
brick to rear; queen post truss remaining from original timber-framed structure
survives in right gable wall; thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit lobby entry
plan. 1 1/2-storey, 3-window range. Chamfered timber lintel over planked door.
Segmental arches over 3 and 2-light C20 casements. Half-hipped roof, brick
ridge and late C19 left end stacks. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU3612387361
632
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (West side)
12/59 The Old Crown.
GV II
Inn, now house. Datestone to right, OE/WO/1708; later C18 left bay. Squared and
coursed chalk on sarsen base, brick quoins and dressings; left bay in Flemish
bond brick; all colour-washed in white; thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit
plan. 1 1/2-storey and cellar, 3-window range. C20 door in original moulded
architrave with carved brackets to flat hood over; timber lintels over C20
casements. Half-hipped roof, one ridge stack and end stacks. Interior not
inspected. Mid C19 wing to rear right; brick, Welsh slate roof, ridge stack,
one 2-light leaded casement.
Listing NGR: SU3609687270
633
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (East side)
12/60 Mallards Cottage and The Old
Post Office
GV II
House, now 2 houses. Early C17. Roughcast front over square timber framing with
diagonal braces which are exposed to right gable and rear: thatched roof; brick
stacks, 3-unit lobby-entry plan (door covered over). 2-storey, 3-window range
of C20 casements. One C20 door to left (Mallards Cottage): The Old Post Office
entered via C20 extension to right. Hipped and gabled roof with ridge and end
stacks. Interior: The Old Post Office has chamfered and stopped beams and open
fireplace in right room, stairs originally adjoining stack and opposite entry.
Queen post roof with clasped pulins and windbraces. Interior of Mallards
Cottage not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3618487555
634
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (East side)
12/61 Roselea Cottage and Roselea.
25/10/51 (formerly listed as Pond
Cottages).
GV II
House, now 2 houses. Early C17. Roughcast first floor and C20 brick ground
floor over original timber frame exposed to left and rear, which has square
framing with diagonal braces; C20 tiled roof, brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2-
storey, 3-window range, C20 doors and casements; gabled roof; ridge and end
stacks. Interior not inspected, but likely to be of interest. C20 extension to
right and rear left.
Listing NGR: SU3618187522
635
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (East side)
12/62 Pond Farmhouse, with attached
25/10/51 garden railings.
GV II
Farmhouse. C18. Flemish bond brick with dark glazed headers, limestone
dressings; stone-slate roof to front, otherwise tiled; brick stacks. 3-unit
plan. 2-storey, 4-window range. Bracketed hood over original 6-panelled (2
glazed) door. C20 casements to first floor, except original 5-light casement to
left with 15 panes in each light; ground floor has segmental brick arch over
late C20 casement, wedged stone lintels over two mid/late C19 two-light
casements: original 2-light leaded casement to rear. Gabled roof; end and ridge
stacks. Interior not inspected. Original 1 1/2 - storey gabled wing with end
stack to centre rear. Mid C19 lean-to and gabled wing to rear left. Mid C19
iron railings and gate to front.
Listing NGR: SU3618287483
636
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (East side)
12/63 The Old Thatch
GV II
House. C17, remodelled with early C18 bay to left. Roughcast over original
timber frame; square framing exposed to rear; thatched roof, brick stacks.
Original 2-unit lobby entry plan extended to 3 units in early C18 2-storey,
3-window range. C18 plank door in heavy frame. C20 casements with C19 moulded
architraves, except one 3-light leaded casement to top left; half-hipped roof,
ridge stack. Interior: early C18 plank doors with fittings, door next to
fireplace has graffito John Bowle 1730. Full set of chamfered and stopped beams
to right and left. Painted prayer with c.1725 inscription on left side of wall
dividing left from central rooms. Original straight flight stairs adjoin rear
of stack. Roof not visible. Late C20 flat-roofed extension to rear right, and
attached C20 lean-to garage to left.
Listing NGR: SU3616987445
637
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (East side)
12/64 Charles House
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17. Rendered walling; thatched roof, brick stack. 2-
unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 3-window range. Late C19 planked door in heavy frame.
C20 casements, except original 2-light wood-mullioned casement to left. C18
three 1-light leaded casement to rear; flat-roofed C20 dormer; half-flipped
roof; end stack to left. Interior: planked doors include one C18 planked door
with fittings on first floor. Chamfered beam to left. Butt-purlin 3-bay roof;
truss obscured but springing for arch-brace visible in rear wall beneath first
floor level; and mortices in principal rafter and soffit of collar in left
truss suggest that original roof was arch-braced and of open-hall type. C18
forge attached to right gable wall: brick, random band, to front and light
timber frame to rear; old tiled roof; brick stack; Single unit; 1 1/2-storey;
Heavy frames to C18 planked doors front and rear; C20 8-light window; Half-
hipped roof; Interior has original plain beams and joists; and stairs on left
cellar and first floor. Old forge attached to C18 stables; chalk uncoursed
rubble, weatherboarded to rear, old tile roof; central planked door and C18
shutter to right; hipped roof.
Listing NGR: SU3617487394
638
of
2228
CHILDREY HIGH STREET
SU3687 (East side)
12/65 The Hatchet Public House
GV II
House, now Public House. c.1830, with earlier mid-late C18 wing to rear left.
coursed chalk and sarsen rubble with brick quoins and dressings, all colour-
washed in white, right side and rear walls in imitation stone render; Welsh
slate roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2-storeys, 3-window range. Central
C20 door in moulded wood architrave with carved brackets to flat hood over.
Segmental brick arches to 8-pane horned sashes. Hipped roof; left end stack and
rear lateral stack. Earlier mid-late C18 wing to rear left has roughcast
walling, old tiled roof, brick stack; 2-storey, 2-window range of C20
casements, flat hood over door to right; large ridge stack.
Listing NGR: SU3615087349
639
of
2228
CHILDREY
541/0/10009 HIGH STREET
06-APR-06 Holloway Cottage
II
BUILDING:
Timber-framed cottage; probably C17 core, with later additions.
MATERIALS:
Light box timber frame, with wattle-and daub and brick infill. Stone plinth and
gable walls. Modern cedar shingle roof with red clay tiles to 1970s extension to
rear.
PLAN:
The building is rectangular in plan, of one-and-a-half storeys, and is partly of
limestone rubble (left and original right gable) and partly of irregular timber-
framing (front, rear, and internally), sections of which have been removed in
piecemeal repairs and bricking up. Basic three room in-line plan, with later C18 or
C19 (present on photo of 1889) single-storey timber-framed bay added to north end
(now kitchen) beyond gable chimney. An extension to rear of south end with clay-tiled
roof was added in the 1970s; its replacement forms part of the present works.
FAÇADE:
The main range has a half-hip roof with (to the front) an eyebrow dormer to each half
of the property, and a large central brick stack, the upper part rebuilt in the C19.
Single long eyebrow dormer to rear. Historically the building was apparently (like,
for instance, The Old Crown next door) thatched. In the 1950s or 1960s (local inf)
this was replaced by the current cedar shingles There are small windows irregularly
arranged to front and to left gable, all with relatively recent casements. Two front
doors, one to either end of façade.
Internally there is a staircase to either end of the property. Much of the timber
framing has been revealed. The most impressive room is on the central (of the three
main) ground rooms. This has a large ashlar fireplace and a beamed ceiling with a
main spine beam with elaborate chamfering. The high quality of this seems
incongruous, and although apparently original to the house may have been second-hand
when installed. Brick fireplace to room to north. Room to south end stripped out
2005, although retaining planked doors and staircase to first floor.
Arch-braced trusses between the three bedrooms, and curved braces to pulins.
HISTORY:
Not known, but a C17 date is likely. Its form suggests the building may have
originated as a modest pair of artisans' or farm workers' cottages, or have been
adapted to that use at a relatively early date.
640
of
2228
SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE:
Although it has seen piecemeal alteration and extension, and had its original
thatched roof replaced by shingles, Holloway Cottage retains sufficient of its C17
form and fabric to be immediately legible as what either originated as, or was
adapted to, a pair of local timber-framed cottages. It stands alongside and
compliments The Old Crown (listed grade II), which is of a similar date and
character, and thus also enjoys group value.
641
of
2228
CHILDREY STOW HILL
SU3687 (North side)
12/66 Pikes Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Rendered over timber frame; thatched roof; brick stack. 2-unit
plan. 1 1/2-storey, one-window range of C20 casements with large C20 porch.
Half-hipped roof; left end stack. Interior: chamfered and stopped beam,
chamfered bressumer over open fireplace; 2-bay collar-truss with butt purlins
and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3628987430
642
of
2228
CHILDREY STOW HILL
SU3687 (North side)
12/67 Cressbed Cottage
25/10/51
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid/late C17. Timber framed in square framing with
diagonal braces and brick infill; thatched roof; brick stacks. Lobby-entry plan
form not deducible. 1 1/2-storey, 5-window range. C20 porch and casements;
half-hipped roof, 2 ridge stacks.
Listing NGR: SU3631887434
643
of
2228
CHILDREY STOW HILL
SU3687 (South side)
12/68 Tudor House.
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17. Timber framed in square framing with brick infill;
C20 tile roof; brick stack. 2-unit lobby entry plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window
range of C20 casements. Central C20 planked door in heavy wood frame. Gabled
roof; two flues laid diagonally on plan to large square ridge stack. Interior
not inspected. C20 lean-to against left gable and C20 extensions to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3619787355
644
of
2228
CHILDREY WEST STREET
SU3687 (North side)
12/69 Childrey House.
24/11/66
GV II
House. Late C18/early C19 with mid C18 bay to right. Flemish bond brick with
flared headers; stone slate roof; brick stacks. Original singe-unit plan
extended to 3-unit lobby-entry plan in late C181early C19. 2-storey, 4-window
range. Segmental arches over C20 door with overlights, and original 3-light
leaded casements: three 3-light and one 2-light leaded casements to rear.
Gabled roof; one ridge, and 2 end stacks. Interior not inspected. Attached to
2-storey mid C19 building, probably a stable and coach-house.
Listing NGR: SU3609287359
645
of
2228
CHILDREY WEST STREET
SU38NE (North side)
7/188 Maltravers Manor House and old
Manor Cottage.
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as The Old Manor
GV House)
II
House. Mid-late C16, extended to rear left in early-mid C17. Roughcast front
over original timber frame; square framing exposed to rear right; left side
wing has same square-framing exposed but is mainly weatherboarded; Welsh slate
roof to front and old tile roof to rear of right side, stone slate to left
wing; brick stacks and left end stack of uncoursed sarsen rubble with chalk
quoins and bands and C18 brick to top. L-plan, with through-passage adjoining
ridge stack of right wing. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. Bracketed flat hood
over early C19 6-panelled door. Early C19 canted 5-light windows to ground
floor, and two similar 3 and 4-light windows to first floor; canted 5-light
leaded casement to right gable wall; 3-light leaded casements and 4-lights
casement to late C19 dormers. Left side wall has 3-window range; irregular
fenestration consists of C20 casements; one late C19 three-light casement, 2-
light leaded casement, and C18 six-light leaded casement with king-mullion; 3-
light leaded casements to rear. Front has jettied and gabled wall to left
adjoining gabled front wall of left wing; gabled roof; end and ridge stacks.
Interior: Chamfered beams; stone flag floor; C18 range with pot-bar and oven to
rear left room, and also mid-late C17 panelling to right side of room; quarter-
turn and straight-flight stairs to rear right and centre of left wing; spiral
stairs with mid C18 turned balusters adjoins centre stack of front range; no
truss visible in rear left wing, but front wing has arch-braced collar-trusses
with butt purlins and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3591987345
646
of
2228
CHILDREY
SU38SE
10/47 Greendown Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Datestone over door SP 1774. Uncoursed chalk rubble on sarsen base,
limestone quoins and dressings; old tile roof, brick stacks. Double-depth plan.
Gothic Revival style. 2-storey, 3-window range. C18 fire insurance plaque and
late C20 flat hood over late C20 door. 3-light cavetto-moulded stone-mullioned
windows with arched heads and moulded architraves; similar trefoiled and ogee-
headed 2-light window over door. Brick band to wood dentilled eaves, half-
hipped roof; end stacks. Central bay at rear is brought forward with segmental
brick arch over C20 casement to original stair-light opening. Interior:
2-panelled and plank doors, 6-panelled C16 door to first floor: Panelled dado
to left room: Newel stairs: 4-bay collar truss roof, pine butt purlins.
Original service wing to right has rear gabled projections with stack chalk and
sarsen rubble; dentilled brick eaves; tile roof; chamfered bressumer over
fireplace; original 2-bay roof obscured by C20 ceiling. C20 extension to right.
Listing NGR: SU3503183724
647
of
2228
SU 3648 CHILDREY
541/12/10003 The Old Rectory
GV II
Shown on OS map as The Old Manse. House, formerly rectory. Circa C15, extended C17/18
and remodelled and extended in circa 1860s. Stone, partly faced in red brick. Clay
plain tile roof with gabled ends. Brick axial and gable-end stacks. PLAN: 3 bays of
C15 house on left [W], comprising a 2-bay open hall on left, 1-bay solar on right and
with narrow bay between and putative service end [missing] on left [W]. In about the
late C17 the hall was floored and a chimney stack built in the narrow bay, and in the
late C17 or early C18 the main range was extended to the right [E] and a wing built
behind the hall. In the C19 a stair hall was built at the back and in about the 1860s
the front was faced in brick and a wing was built on the back of the right end.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and attic. Asymmetrical 2:3 window range south front, the left
with steeper roof and lower eaves; brick modillion eaves and moulded brick string
running through corbelled segmental arch window canopies; wooden chamfered mullion-
transom windows with 2-light sashes on first floor, and on ground floor three tall
windows on right and C20 French windows on left. Rear [N], stone wing on right,
Victorian brick wing on left and hipped stair hall at centre with C20 porch.
INTERIOR: C18 and early C19 panelled doors, Victorian main staircase and early C18
balusters reused in servants' stairs; early C19 glazed door and fanlight in entrance
hall; Victorian Gothic chimneypieces and C18 chimneypiece in east chamber. Rear [NW]
wing has chamfered cross-beams with hollow step stops. Inserted floor in former hall
has chamfered axial beam with truncated hollow stops and inserted stack with wide
fireplace with chamfered timber lintel. 3-bay C15 roof over west end of main range
with cambered arch-braced collars and two tiers of tenoned purlins with curved wind-
braces, all with hollow chamfers; common rafter couples intact; the two open hall
bays to left [W] heavily smoke-blackened and solar bay on right clean; narrow bay
between hall and solar. Inserted into west bay of hall a small plastered partition
supported on a collar with birds mouth joints to upper purlins, all smoke-blackened
and possibly installed to control the smoke. Tie-beam and collar trusses over right
[E] end of main range and late C19 king-post roof over rear NE wing; NW wing roof not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3609087613
648
of
2228
SU 3687 CHILDREY
541/12/10004 Stables and Coach House
immediately SSW of The
Old Rectory
GV II
Stables and coach house. Circa early to mid C19. Painted brick with stone quoins.
Welsh slate roof with gabled ends and pyramidal roof at centre. Rectangular plan with
coach house at centre and flanking stables. 2 storeys. Centre breaks forward and has
raised pyramidal roof with weathervane, double carriage doors and clock face above.
Stables to left and right with plank doors, to left small 2-light window with arched
lights and loft door above. INTERIOR: not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3607687584
649
of
2228
SU 3687 CHILDREY
541/12/10005 Cart Shed at Parsonage Farm,
west of The Old Rectory
GV II
Cart shed. C18. Timber-framed. Hipped roof clad in corrugated sheet steel.
Rectangular plan, 4-bays, open-sided, the north and east sides are now boarded over.
The timber frame is intact. Jowled posts with straight braces to tie-beam and collar
trusses with short queen-struts, tenoned lower purlins and clasped upper purlins; the
common-rafters have been replaced.
Listing NGR: SU3603887617
650
of
2228
SU48NE CHILTON CHURCH HILL
3/73 (East side)
Nos.1-4 (consec) Chilton House
GV II
House, now divided into 4 dwellings. Mid C17, with C18 addition to right, late
C19 addition to left and C19 alterations. C19 brick plinth; stone uncoursed
rubble plinth to right; small timber-framing with C19 brick infill to centre
range; brick and knapped flint in chequer pattern to ground floor left;
plain-tile tile-hanging to first floor left and to gable ends of roof; complex
old plain-tile roof chimney stacks not visible. 2-storey, 3-window central
range with 2-storey cross-wing to right, and taller 2-storey cross-wing to left.
Plank door to right of central range. Irregular fenestration of C19 casements,
except C19 bay window to right of centre. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4901786032
651
of
2228
CHILTON CHURCH HILL
SU4985 (East side)
14/74 The Goddards
- II
House. Early Cl7, with later C17 additions. Large timber-framing with painted
brick infill to right of centre, and to end of cross-wing to left; render,
probably on timber-framing; painted brick to right; C20 plain-tile roof, hipped
to right; brick internal stack to rear left of control ridge stack to right.
2-storey, 4-window range, with cross-wing to left. 6-panel door to centre.
Irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4903485897
652
of
2228
CHILTON CHURCH HILL
SU4885 (West side)
13/75 Church of All Saints
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. C12 nave; C13 south aisle; C14 chancel ; tower and porch of c.1847;
chancel restored c.1876 by G.E. Street; c.1962 nave roof. Roughcast, probably on
clunch, to chancel; render, probably on clunch to south aisle; stone coursed
rubble with stone dressings to tower; C20 plain-tile roof; roof to tower not
visible. 3-bay nave, 2-bay chancel, south aisle and west tower. Stone porch to
left of south aisle with 2 centred archway having hood mould, on half-columns.
Ribbed door to 2-centre arched doorway. 2-light, stone mullion window to right
of aisle. 2-centre arched doorway to centre of chancel . Perpendicular 2-light
stone mullion windows with cusped heads to lights at left and right of chancel
Paired lancet to west end of south aisle. Perpendicular 2-light stone mullion
window with cusped heads to lights at left of nave. East end of chancel; 3-light
reticulated tracery window. North side; 2 trefoil-topped lancets to chancel.
Perpendicular 3-light stone mullion window with cusped heads to lights to left
of nave. Blacked round-arched door to right of centre. Tower: paired lancet to
lower stage on north side. Y-tracery window to second stage on west side.
2-light plate tracery louvred openings to each side of top stage of tower.
Battlemented parapet. Interior: common-rafter braced-collar-truss roof to
chancel. 2-centred chancel arch. C19 wood pulpit to nave. C20 roof to nave. C19
cross-braced roof to aisle. Arcade to south aisle of two 2-centred arches on
round column. Octagonal stone font. C20 addition to tower is not of special
architectural interest.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p115; All Saints, Chilton, Oxfordshire;
anon., 1986)
Listing NGR: SU4895985951
653
of
2228
CHILTON CHURCH HILL
SU4885 (West side)
13/76 East House, Middle House, and
West House
GV II
Vicarage, now 3 dwellings. C17 origins, C18 encasement and alterations, C19
addition to rear right. Rendered plinth; roughcast, probably on brick; C20
plain-tile roof half-hipped to right; numerous brick stacks. 2-storey, 4-window
range to garden. Early C20 plank door to early C20 porch at right of centre.
Irregular fenestration of unhorned sashes with glazing bars, except C20 casement
to left of centre. C18 addition to left. Rendered brick; C20 plain-tile roof.
2-storey; 2-window range. Irregular fenestration, mainly of C20 casements.
Interiors of East House and West House not inspected. Interior of Middle House;
Queen-post roof. Open-well staircase from ground to first floor. Early C18
fielded panelling to ground floor right room. Some C18 two-panel doors to some
rooms,
Listing NGR: SU4898385907
654
of
2228
CHILTON DENE HOLLOW.
SU4983 (North-east side)
14/77 Dene Hollow and Dene Lodge
- II
House and addition, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C19 alterations and C20
replacement of some timber-framing C19 brick plinth; large timber-framing with
C19 brick infill; C20 plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2 storeys and attic;
2-window range. Plant doors to left of centre, and to right. Irregular
fenestration of C19 two-light casements. Raking full dormer to right of centre.
C17 addition to right. C19 brick plinth; large timber-framing with some replaced
timber, and with 20 brick infill; C20 plain-tile roof. Single storey and attic;
single-bay addition. 3-light casement to ground floor. Gabled dormer with
2-light casement. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4917885928
655
of
2228
CHILTON MAIN STREET
SU4985 (West side)
14/78 The Malt House
GV II
House. Early C18, with C20 alterations. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish
bond; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. 3-unit
plan. C20 sash door to centre, with single-light casement at left, under C20
curved hood. 3-light casements with segmental brick heads to all openings. Flat
brick band between ground and first floors. Brick dentil course to eaves.
Interior not inspected but noted as having timber-framed internal partition
walls to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4901485796
656
of
2228
CHILTON THE LANE
SU4985 (North side)
14/79 Nos.1 and 2 The Green
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17, with early C18 addition to end of cross-wing, and
with C20 alterations. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing; roughcast on brick
to early C18 addition; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to right ridge
stack to centre; rendered lateral stack to left return of cross-wing. L-plan.
Single storey and attic; single bay with 2-bay cross-wing. C19 plank door and
le.n-to hood to left. Irregular fenestration of casements. Flat band between
ground and attic floors of early C18 addition to cross-wing. Interior;
Queen-post roof, chamfered spine beams to ground floor of No.1. Interior of No.2
not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4909085854
657
of
2228
CHILTON THE LANE
SU4985 (South side)
14/80 Place Farm House
07/05/76 (Formerly listed as Place
House
GV II*
Farmhouse, now house. C15 wing to rear, C16 front range. Painted brick plinth;
small timber-framing with painted brick infill; old plain-tile hipped roof:
brick ridge stack to left of centre, end stack to end of C15 wing to rear right.
L plan, 2 storeys and attic: 3-window range, C19 casements, except C18 wood
cross-window to first floor right, with leaded lights. Right return: rendered
plinth; small timber-framing, with some renewed timber, to ground floor, and to
first floor left, having brick infill; close-studded timber-framing to first
floor right with rendered infill. 2-storeys and attic; 3-window range, 6-panel
door to left of centre, with over-light. Irregular fenestration of C19
casements. 2 gabled full dormers. Interior; early C19 straight-flight staircase
from ground to first floor at right. Wood winder staircase from first floor to
attic at right. Double Queen-post roof, with some alterations, having 2 rows of
windbraces. Deeply moulded spine and cross-beams to ground floor of C15 portion,
Deeply-moulded spine beam to first floor of its portion, now bedroom, with
chamfered joists having end stops. Chamfered joists having end stops to
adjoining bathroom.
Listing NGR: SU4908885822
658
of
2228
COLESHILL CHURCH LANE
SU2393
Nos. 16 and 17
6/57
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached cottages. Circa 1840 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor.
Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone with stone dressings and a gabled
slate roof with rebuilt ridge brick stacks on stone bases. T shaped plan of
2 storeys with 2 and 3-light mullioned windows with diamond glazing. The 2-
light mullions on the first floor project through the eaves line. Diamond
glazing replaced by a 3-light casement on SW ground floor window facing
road. Included for group values.
Listing NGR: SU2354793741
659
of
2228
COLESHILL SCHOOL LANE (South Side)
SU2393
Nos 38 and 39
6/63
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottage. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and ridge and end stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2
and 3-light mullioned windows with dripstones and diamond glazing. Gabled
porches and plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2374493870
660
of
2228
COLESHILL SCHOOL LANE (North Side)
SU2393
Nos 40 and 41
6/64
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and ridge and end stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2
and 3-light mullioned windows with dripstones and diamond glazing. Gabled
porches and plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2374293909
661
of
2228
COLESHILL SCHOOL LANE (North Side)
SU2393
Nos 42 and 43
6/65
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and ridge and end stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2-
and 3-light mullioned windows with dripstones and diamond glazing. Gabled
porches and plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2377793887
662
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Church of All Saints
6/36
21/11/66
GV II*
Parish church. Originally late C12 with alterations and additions circa
1300, mid C14 and mid C15. Restored and further altered in 1715, 1750,
1780-8 and the late C19. Coursed rubble stone to nave, larger squared and
dressed stone in uneven courses to the chancel, transept and lower stage of
the tower, ashlar for stair turret and top 2 stages of the tower. Gabled
stone tiled roofs with dressed stone copings. 2-bay nave, 1-bay chancel, W
tower, S porch, S transept and N aisle. Perpendicular W tower of 3 storeys
with diagonal buttresses moulded string courses, 2-light cusped bell
openings with Somerset tracery and dripstones. Gargoyles on string course
below moulded embattled parapet with pinnacles. 2-storey polygonal stair
turret to SE. Perp. W window of 3 lights with cusped heads, dripstone and
carved label stops. W door with a four-centred arch set in a flat headed
hoodmould with carved label stops and mouchettes in the spandrels. Regency
Gothic wooden door with 'y' tracery panels. Decorated S porch of 2 storeys
with a gabled roof, diagonal buttresses with a sundial set into the SW
buttress and one and 2-light ogee headed lancets. C19 gable coping and
cross finial. The porch entrance is a plain moulded pointed arch dying into
its imposts. Early English S door with a rounded trefoiled head. Good C19
ironwork on plank door. Dec. S transept with S three-light recut original
window and one purely C19 cusped lancet. One C19 2-light window to S wall
of chancel, a large C18 quatrefoil window to E wall and one C19 lancet and
one original Dec. lancet, blocked, to N wall. N aisle has late C19 windows
of 3 lights with curvaceous Perp. tracery and a quatrefoiled parapet.
Interior: a tall, plainly moulded arch to W tower under which a vault was
planned - the springers survive but the ringing stage has a timbered floor.
The nave has a S arcade of Transitional columns and flat leaved capitals
with later double chamfered arches and a N arcade of late C13 character with
round abaci and double chamfered arches. C19 gallery above S porch. Double
chamfered chancel arch on dying imposts. 1788 E window set within Cl9 Early
English shafts and capitals. Perp. ceilings throughout with braced tie
beams on plain stone corbels supporting rafters. Stained glass in E window
inserted in 1788 depicting the Nativity, brought from Angers. Good early
C20 stained glass in S transept window. Fine monument on the S wall of the
chancel to Sir Henry Pratt, died 1647 and his wife. White and black marble.
Two effigies, she recumbent and below, he semi-reclining, a little above.
Repaired in 1831. Also on the S wall of the chancel, a pyramidal marble
monument with cherubs and an oval portrait medallion to Viscountess
Folkestone who died in 1751 by Michael Rysbrack. On N wall of chancel an
alternated Gothic canopy by Coade and Seely of 1812 to Mark Stuart Pleydell.
C18 box pews survive in the S transept.
663
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU2354693776
664
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Chest tomb on north side
6/111 of tower of Church of All
Saints
GV
II
Chest tomb. Mid-late C18. Ashlar. Moulded base; corner pilasters, fluted
on north side, panelled on south side; cornice; moulded lid. Raised and
fielded panel on south side. Badly worn inscription on north side, but the
name 'William" legible, surrounded by leafy fronds; panel at west end has
leaf and fruit border.
Listing NGR: SU2353493775
665
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/112 Two Herring monuments at
north-east corner of
chancel of Church of All
Saints.
GV II
Chest tomb and raised tombstone. Mid C18. Stone. The raised tombstone has
inscriptions on the top, set in 2 columns, well-lettered and with decorative
brackets; at the head of each column is a cherub, with an hour glass
between. Commemorates various members of the Herring family:- Edward,
d.1747; John, d.1748; Joseph, d.1796, The chest tomb has rectangular base;
moulded plinth; recessed angles to chest containing attached square fluted,
columns with moulded bases and capitals; engraved panels; cornice; moulded
lid. Commemorates various members of the Herring family: - on south side
Joseph, d.1763, and his wife Mary, d.1812 on north side John, d.1813, his
wife Anna, d.1793; and on east end, Joseph their son, d.1810 (of the
auditors' office, Somerset House) and his wife Elizabeth, d.1868. Rails of
former enclosure removed.
Listing NGR: SU2355893787
666
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/113 Talet tombstone approx.
4 south of west
end of chancel of church
of All Saints
GV II
Tombstone. c1686. Stone. Short, with curve-cornered top. West side has 2
recessed panels separated by twisted column below cornice and with half-
rounded decoration above; the panels bear a worn inscription commemorating
John Talet, d.1686. The east side has recessed ogee-headed panel with worn
lettering and dated 1986, and with inscribed skull and hour-glass above.
Listing NGR: SU2355793776
667
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/114 Peek monument, approx. 15
metres south of chancel
of Church of All Saints
GV II
Chest tomb. c1821. Stone. Rectangular base. Moulded plinth. Chest has
recessed corners containing attached vase balusters; moulded panels with
inscriptions on north and south sides; moulded lid commemorates William
Peek, d.1821, and his wife Mary.
Listing NGR: SU2356593766
668
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/115 Group of 4 chest tombs
approx. 5 metres to south
of east end of Church of
All Saints
GV II
Group of 4 chest tombs. Late C18, early C19, and early-mid C19. Stone.
Moulded plinths and bases; chests have recessed corners with pilasters, the
2nd from north tomb having vase balusters instead; moulded side panels;
moulded lids. Inscriptions are worn and the tombs ivy-covered but some of
the inscriptions can be deciphered: - the 1st (northernmost) tomb
commemorates Richard Gerring, d.1837, inscription on south side; the 2nd
tomb commemorates Robert Gerring, d. 1818, inscription on south side on
raised panel with decoration below and to sides; the 3rd tomb commemorates
Robert Gerring, inscription on north side; the 4th tomb has date of
death 1784, inscription on north side.
Listing NGR: SU2356493775
669
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Chest tomb approx 12 m
6/37 SSE of chancel at Church
of All Saints
GV II
Chest tomb. Mid to late C18. Rectangular in shape with coved corners, an
oval inscription panel decorated with elegant garlands and a rosette and
triglyph frieze below a fluted conical top. Illustrated in Murray's Guide
to Berkshire, 1949, 63.
Listing NGR: SU2356893769
670
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Village Cross
6/38
10/11/52
GV
II
Base and fragment of the shaft of the mediaeval village cross remain on the
small green to the S of the church.
Listing NGR: SU2358193738
671
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
The Old Rectory
6/39
21/11/66
GV
II*
Rectory, now house. First documentary reference to a vicarage on the site
is 1677, but the house preserves features of the C14 and was altered in the
C18, the C19 and finally in the 1960s. In the final phase of restoration,
the C19 SW front was taken down to reveal the C18 facade beneath giving the
house the Georgian character it now possesses. Rubble stone with reused C19
blocked stone dressings for the windows and dressed stone quoins. Gabled
slate roof. SW front of 2 storeys and attic, 5 bays with 2 gabled dormers
with leaded casements, modern sash windows and a projecting moulded box
cornice below coped stone parapet. Centrally placed panelled door with a
flat hood on ornately carved brackets. On the corner of the SE wall is a
mediaeval diagonal buttress with set-offs and a mediaeval chimney stack also
with set-offs centrally placed on the SE wall. The top stage of the stack
has been rebuilt in brick. To the S of this are 2 C14 windows, one is a
plain squared opening but the other, below, is a 2-light mullion with
cusping. To the NW a 2-storey extension built in 1825 of chequered brick
with a gabled slate roof. Interior: the SE room on the ground floor has C19
arched recesses with moulded wood architraves decorated with patera. There
are deep splays to the 2 mediaeval windows on the E wall.
Listing NGR: SU2365593805
672
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/40 Coleshill Bridge (that
part in Coleshill C.P.)
II
River bridge. Late C18 - early C19. Finely-jointed ashlar stone with a
single span arch, moulded string course above the arch, moulded coped
parapet and circular corner posts with conical caps.
Listing NGR: SU2340393504
673
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Nos. 19-21 (consecutive)
6/41
II
Cottage range. C18. Rubble stone with brick dressings to doors and windows
with hipped stone tiled roofs and ridge and gable brick stacks. L shaped
plan with gable on NE front. SE front of 2 storeys and attic with modern 2-
and 3-light casements and glazed doors all beneath cambered brick arches, 3
rendered stone tiled gabled dormers to roof.
Listing NGR: SU2351393781
674
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 The Mill House
6/42
II
Mill and mill house. C18, with C19 alterations. Rubble stone with brick
dressings and a stone tiled roof half hipped at the E end. Main dwelling of
one storey and attic, 2 bays with a lower one-storey, one-bay range to the E
and the millhouse to the W. C20 sash windows to the main dwelling, 3-light
casements in E range with a glazed door and a gabled stone tiled dormer with
leaded casements. The millhouse has an entrance to the lefthand and a loft
door to the right. The waterwheel is housed in a weatherboarded lean-to
shed on the W wall. The millhouse preserves complete machinery including
the original C18 applewood wallower, a C19 cast iron pit wheel, 2 pairs of
stones and a flour bolter. A mill on the site is mentioned in the Domesday
Survey.
Listing NGR: SU2347793410
675
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Courtleaze Farmhouse
6/43
GV
II
Farmhouse. C17 core with a 1752 addition and extensive early C19
alterations. Rubble stone with brick dressings to all facades except the
principal SE front which is cement rendered and the NE front which has stone
gabled windows. Gabled slate roofs with dressed stone copings and cement
rendered brick stacks. U shaped plan with SE front of 2 storeys, 3 bays and
a gabled 2-storey half octagon end to the SW. Early C19 small-pane sashes
under arched window heads, C20 glazed door with an early C19 latticed porch
with a copper hood. The SW range has Gothic glazing in 2-light casements
under flat heads with dripstones and to the NW a projecting dairy, built in
1752 as recorded on a datestone inscribed 'MSP 1752'. This is of one storey
with Gothic glazing and 2 half hipped slate roofs with a central valley.
Interior: there is a stopped and chamfered beam in the SE room on the ground
floor of the principal front. The dairy has C18 stained glass, a mosaic
floor and C19 wall tiling including the Pleydell-Bouverie crest.
Listing NGR: SU2365193578
676
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Post Office
6/44
GV
II
Small house and shop. C18. Rubble stone with brick surrounds to windows, a
small moulded eaves cornice, stone tiled roof and one W brick stack. One
storey and attic, 2-bay main dwelling, each bay with 3-light flat-headed
dormer and 3-light cambered headed casement. Central plank door in cambered
headed opening, three stone steps. The main cottage is flanked by slightly
lower half hipped extensions, similar but without the eaves cornice.
Shuttered shop window of 8-pane fixed lights and a door approached by stone
steps on the S end. The N end has a similar casement.
Listing NGR: SU2363493743
677
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/104
K6 Telephone Kiosk
29.6.88 outside Coleshill Post
Office (Tel NO; 0793 762211)
GV
II
Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made
by one of various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof.
Unperforated crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU2363693748
678
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU29SW Coleshill Park, Great
3/45 Piers, including cast
10/11/52 iron gates*
I
Gatepiers and gates. Circa 1650, contemporary with Coleshill House and
probably by its architect, Sir Roger Pratt. A pair of rectangular piers
closely modelled on the chimney stacks of the house with rusticated panels
on all sides, those on the N and S sides with inner egg and tongue moulding.
Bracketed cornice and carved stone vases. The S sides of the piers have
features that were incorporated into the staircase hall of the house -framed
and recessed roundels holding classical busts and below these shell headed
niches arranged as seats with moulded architraves and small key blocks.
Good late C18 cast iron gates between piers inscribed "GLOUCESTER FOUNDERY"
* (Formerly listed as "Remains of Coleshill House including the great
gatepiers, two pairs of gatepiers on the drive and pair of gatepiers at yard
entrance")
Listing NGR: SU2420793916
679
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Coleshill Park, Gate
6/46 Piers to Principal Lodge,
10/11/52 including ironwork gates*
GV II
Gatepiers and gates. C18. Stone. Rectangular with side pilasters and
scrolls, cornice and ball finials. W ball renewed. The S sides of the
piers have shell headed niches arranged as seats with squared jambs and
abaci. Good C19 ironwork gates between the piers and side walls with coping
and taxi secondary entrances on either side, that on the left-hand side
blocked. * (formerly listed as "Remains of Coleshill House including the
great gatepiers, two pairs of gatepiers on the drive and pair of gatepiers
at yard entrance")
Listing NGR: SU2396193874
680
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Coleshill Park, wall
6/47 extending from Post
Office to main gates,
including lodge
GV
II
Parkwall. C18. Ten-foot-high wall of rubble stone, dressed stone coping
with overhanging eaves and moulded ridge. Section from lodge to gateway
opposite Nos 33 and 34 Coleshill is brick-faced to rear. Gateway has ashlar
piers and wooden gates. Mid/Late-C19 single-storey lodge, in coursed
squared rubble with projecting ashlar quoins and dressings and a Welsh-slate
roof with ashlar stacks, has a stone dentil cornice which rises to a small
pediment at the north-eastern corner. Windows have 12-pane sashes.
Listing NGR: SU2391193867
681
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Coleshill Park, northern
6/48 of pair of piers on the
10/11/52 drive approx 40 m SE of
gate lodge*
GV
II*
Pier. C17, limestone ashlar. Rectangular with side pilasters and scrolls,
vermiculated rustications, cornice and ball finial with a vermiculated band
around ball. Shell-headed niche on south-east side arranged as seat. One
of a pair (q.v.). * (formerly listed as "Remains of Coleshill House
including the great gatepiers, two pairs of gatepiers on the drive and pair
of gatepiers at yard entrance".)
Listing NGR: SU2398193840
682
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Coleshill Park, southern
6/49 of pair of piers on the
10/11/52 drive, approx 40 m SE of
gate lodge *
GV
II*
Pier. C17. Limestone ashlar. Rectangular, with side pilasters and
scrolls, vermiculated rustications, cornice and ball finial with a
vermiculated band around the ball. Shell-headed niche on south-east side
arranged as seat. One of a pair (q.v.) *(formerly listed as "Remains of
Coleshill House including the great gatepiers, two pairs of gatepiers on the
drive and pair of gatepiers at yard entrance".)
Listing NGR: SU2397993836
683
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/50 Coleshill Park, Clock
21/11/66 House and adjoining
Stable Block (formerly
listed as Stable Block
Coleshill) with link wall
and gates
GV
II
Service block of brewery and laundry. Late C17. In Cotswold vernacular
style for Coleshill House. Rubble stone and stone dressings with gabled
slate and machine tiled roofs. Central range facing SE with NE and SW
projecting wings which together form a three sided courtyard. One storey
and attic with stone ridge stacks with reconstituted stone tops. Central
wooden Doric clock tower added in 1830. 3 gabled 2-light casement dormers
and further louvred dormer on the NE wing. 3 Tudor arched doorways with
plank doors. 2 central windows on principal range with original ovolo
moulded mullions with flat-headed dripstones and leaded lights. All other
similar windows are C19. 4 gables to the rear all with C19 openings. Large
C18 Stable Block to the NE of rubble stone with C19 gauged brick dressings
and stone tiled roofs with half hips to each end. Linked to Clock House by
rubble wall and gates.
Listing NGR: SU2393093790
684
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/101 Coleshill Park, northern
10/11/52 pair of piers approx.
15 m SE of Clock House
GV
II*
Pier. C17. Limestone ashlar. Rectangular, with cornice and segmental
pediment head. Shell-headed niche arranged as seat facing inwards with
moulded architrave. Rebuilt late C20. One of a pair (q.v.). *(formerly
listed as "Remains of Coleshill House including the great gatepiers, two
pairs of gatepiers on the drive and pair of gatepiers at yard entrance".)
Listing NGR: SU2394693769
685
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
6/102 Coleshill Park, southern
10/11/52 pair of piers approx
15 m SE of Clock House*
GV
II*
Pier. C17. Limestone ashlar. R ar, with cornice and segmental
pediment head. Shell headed niche arranged as seat facing inwards with
moulded architrave. One of a pair (q.v.). *(formerly listed as "Remains of
Coleshill House including the great gatepiers, two pairs of gatepiers on the
drive and pair of gatepiers at Yard entrance".
Listing NGR: SU2393993766
686
of
2228
COLESHILL
Coleshill Park Dovecote
SU2393
6/51 approx 60 m W of Clock
21/11/66 House (formerly listed as
Dovecote, Coleshill)
GV
II
Dovecote. Built before 1666 for Coleshill House as it is marked on William
Brudenell's map of the parish of that year. Circular plan of rubble stone
with a conical stone tiled roof and renewed metal and glazed turret also
with a conical stone tiled roof topped by a weather vane.
Listing NGR: SU2386393780
687
of
2228
In the entry for
COLESHILL -
Nos. 1 and 2
6/52
GV II
"Stone tile roof" in the fourth sentence of the description shall be amended to read
"Welsh slate roof".
------------------------------------
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos. 1 & 2
6/52
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor.
Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone with stone dressings and a gabled
stone tiled roof with stone ridge stacks. 2 storeys with a projecting
central gabled wing with two 2-light mullioned windows under Tudor arches
with dripstones. Intersecting Gothic glazing to the lights. Other windows
are flat-head 2-light casements on upper floor and three similar 3-light
casements on ground floor. Plank doors, finials to gable ends.
Listing NGR: SU2344893602
688
of
2228
In the entry for
COLESHILL -
6/54
Nos 5-8 (Consecutive)
GV
II
"Stone tiled roof" in the fifth sentence of the description shall be amended to read
"Welsh slate roof"
------------------------------------
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos. 5-8 (Consecutive)
6/54
GV
II
Block of 4 dwellings. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor. Cotswold
vernacular style. Similar to the other estate cottages but on a larger
scale. Rubble stone with stone dressings and a gabled stone tiled roof with
stone ridge stacks. Nos. 5 and 6 are at right angles to the road with
roadside gables, No. 7 faces the road and No.8 is tacked onto the end at
right angles to the road. The stepped plan makes a pleasing interplay of
planes. 2 storeys with 2- and 3-light plain mullioned windows with 8-pane
casements. Gabled porches with plank doors to Nos. 5, 7 and 8. No. 6 has
an integral porch.
Listing NGR: SU2348393645
689
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos. 13 and 14
6/55
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor.
Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone with stone dressings and a gabled
stone tiled roof with gable stone stacks projecting from side walls. T
shaped plan of 2 storeys with 2- and 3-light mullioned windows under flat
heads with 8-pane casements. Gabled porch and plank door to No. 13.
Listing NGR: SU2344393714
690
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Foal House
6/56
GV
II
Foalhouse. Circa 1850, recently restored. Rubble stone and dressed stone
quoins with a conical roof topped by a weather vane. Octagonal plan. C20
doors to 5 bays. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2340693758
691
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos 26 and 27
6/58
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached cottages. Circa 1840 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor.
Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone with dressings and a gabled slate
roof with central stone ridge stack. Gable projections less pronounced than
the other estate cottages. 2 storeys with 2 and 3-light mullioned windows
with diamond glazing. Gabled side porches with plank doors. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU2357793780
692
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Bushells
6/59
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached cottages, now one dwelling. Circa 1850 for the 2nd
Earl of Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone with dressings and
a gabled pantile roof with stone ridge stacks. T shaped plan of 2 storeys
with 2- and 3-light mullioned windows with gabled tops that project through
the eaves line and bay windows on the ground floor with stepped roofs.
Projecting gabled porch to the S.
Listing NGR: SU2361193766
693
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos 30 and 31
6/60
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and stone ridge stacks. 2 storeys with 2- and 3-
light mullioned windows with dripstones and 8-pane casements. Gabled
porches, plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2368093793
694
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
The Radnor Arms Public
6/103
House
GV
II
House and smithy now public house. C18, altered and extended C20. Rubble
stone with brick dressing; stone-slate roofs with brick stacks. 2-unit plan
plus smithy, extended to rear. 2 storeys plus attic. Regular 3-window
front has leaded 3-light casements at first floor, but at ground floor has
short sashes (5 panes wide) under segmental brick arches with flared
headers. Between bays 2 and 3 are 2 blocked doorways with similar heads.
Half-hipped roof has ridge stack to right of bay one and a lateral stack to
rear of bay 3 (smithy). Gables have attic windows (one now blocked).
Central rear wing is probably C20; single-storey range returning from right
may be earlier former workshop. Interior: brick forge survives in "Smith
Bar". Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2370293779
695
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos 33 and 34
6/61
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2- and 3-light
mullioned windows with dripstones and diamond glazing. Gabled porches and
plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2373493805
696
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos 35 - 37
6/62
(consecutive)
GV
II
Block of 3 dwellings. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor. Cotswold
vernacular style. Rubble stone and dressings with a gabled stone tiled roof
and double stone stacks either side of ridge. 2 storeys with E and W gabled
projections and 2- and 3-light mullioned windows with dripstones and diamond
glazing. Gabled porches with plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2377493836
697
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Nos 46 and 47
6/66
GV II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1840 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and ridge and end stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2-
and 3-light mullioned windows with 18-pane casements. Gabled porches and
plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2357693695
698
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Nos 50 and 51
6/67
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1840 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and ridge and end stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2-
and 3-light mullioned windows with diamond glazing. Gabled porches and
plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2351493623
699
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Nos 52 and 53
6/68
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached estate cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of
Radnor. Cotswold vernacular style. Rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and ridge stone stacks. 2 storeys with 2- and 3-
light mullioned windows with dripstones and diamond glazing. Gabled porches
and plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2349193530
700
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393 Lower Lodge to Coleshill
6/69 Park
GV II
Lodge. Circa 1850. Built as part of the modelling of the village by the
2nd Earl of Radnor. Rubble stone with stone dressings, a gabled stone tiled
roof and gabled porch with plank door to the gateway. One storey with one
and 2-light mullioned windows with dripstones and 12-pane casements.
Octagonal stone stacks and finials to gable ends. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU2353093502
701
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU2393
Courtleaze Farm
6/70 Buildings and attached
gatepiers and rickyard
walls
GV
II*
Model farm for Coleshill House, now workshops, store rooms and offices.
c1850-54 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor; designed by E.W. Moore (agent to the
Earl), plans drawn by G. Lamb, builders W. Pedley followed by E. Streeter.
C19 and C20 alterations; converted late C20 for the National Trust.
Rubblestone with ashlar dressings; red brick, some with blue brick headers
in Flemish bond, some in rat trap bond. Stone slate roofs survive to sheep
yard buildings and workshops; otherwise Welsh slate, some replaced by
corrugated asbestos.
The plan of the farm makes use of the sloping and split-level site, and was
worked progressively from the higher to the lower levels (ie from east to
west). At the east end is a large rick yard, having a subterranean wagon
house at its north-west corner; along south side a workshop range for
wheelwright, mason and sawyer; across its west end a long range comprising
from north to south, sheds; root and straw store with barn over; nag stable
and gig house with bailiff's office, wool room and carpenters' workshop over
(this section now National Trust offices). To west of this range are 2
yards, the north yard being the former poultry yard; the south yard divided
into a cowyard (to west) and stable yard (to east). Each yard is surrounded
by buildings. The poultry yard on the north side has a range of stables,
tool store and shoeing shed, and forge and kitchen with boys room over; on
the west side are cattle sheds fronted by yards, with a fatting cattle range
behind; on the south side is the piggery range and straw barn with granary
over (which is attached to the root store/barn). The piggery range forms
also the north side of the cow yard, having pig yards on that side; the west
side of the cow yard is a bull house with the cattle fatting range behind;
and on the south side is a range of dairy cow stalls and cow boxes with calf
pens and hay house at east end. To west of the poultry and cow yards and
the adjoining buildings is a sheep yard. This has a covered manure pit to
the centre of the east side, and opposite this a fatting sheep house from
which open-fronted sheds extend to line the rest of the curve-cornered yard.
There are entrances into the poultry yard at its north-east corner with
gatepiers on roadside attached to rickyard walls; to the stable yard on the
south; and to the sheep yard at the south-west corner. Food was taken from
the main root store/barn to the animals by means of a tram system which
utilised the sloping ground.
702
of
2228
The farm buildings which are built of stone have quoins; chamfered quoined
surrounds to openings, the windows with chamfered mullions and small-pane
glazing; moulded kneelers; stone copings with finials; and stone ridges.
The brick buildings have segmental brick-arched openings. The open-fronted
sheds have iron columns on chamfered padstones.
The Rickyard walls are approximately 2 metres high with stone coping; there
are 2 entrances on the east side, into which the walls curve ending in brick
quoins; there are steps down to the lower-level road at the south-west
corner and into the lower poultry yard at the north-west corner; the
workshop range is partly open-fronted; the subterranean wagon house has 5
brick round-arched entrances to barrel-vaulted chambers and lean-to sheds
against west side. The root store/barn has slit vents in north gable; board
doors and windows of 2 and 3 lights to east and west sides; attached engine
house of brick in rat-trap bond on east side; and louvred octagonal turret
with swept metal spire and weather vane. The straw barn/granary is in
similar style; as also the nag stable and gig house office/workshop over,
although this now has some late C20 glazed doors, it also has a glass-roofed
ridge louvre, a brick stack and a stone stack, and to its south (road) side
three 3-light windows with hoodmoulds. The stable range (on north side of
poultry yard) is possible older, surviving from a previous, C18, model farm
on the site; it is of rubblestone with brick dressings; of 4:1:4 bays having
single-storey wings flanking taller central gabled bay with attic; and
having alternately doors and windows, the wings with ridge louvres; 2 ashlar
stacks. The adjoining range (to east) formerly had open-fronted tool shed
and shoeing bays, these now with C20 horizontal boarding, doors and windows.
The former forge and kitchen block is of brick in Flemish bond with stone to
the more visible rear and right return elevations; it has blocked door and
window on left, door on right, and central ashlar ridge stack. The cattle
shed yards on west side of poultry yard are brick-walled, the sheds open-
fronted. The piggery range is of brick in rat-trap bond, it has glass-
roofed ridge louvres; the 6 pig yards on the south side have low round-
topped brick walls and round-arched entries into boxes behind. The dairy
cow range is also of brick, with similar ridge louvre, but its more visible
south (road) side is of stone with 2-light windows and central gabled bay.
The gateways into poultry yard, stable yard and sheep yard have square
ashlar piers with chamfered piers, strings, moulded pyramidal capstones, and
board gates. In the sheep yard the covered manure pit has superstructure
comprising low brick wall on stone plinth carrying iron columns which
support hipped roof. Behind it, the range of fatting cattle boxes has
continuous ridge louvre. The sheep fatting house is of 3:1:3 bays, having
single-storey wings flanking central 2-storey gabled bay. Some sections of
the originally open-fronted attached sheds have been walled across.
Interiors: some traces of tramways. Roofs have wooden braced king-post
trusses, except for the root store/barn which has collared queen-post
703
of
2228
trusses, the posts set well apart to give good clearance. Some machinery
gearing survives in the barn.
Advanced features of this model farm were the large pig-fattening unit
designed with central feeding access; such large-scale provision for sheep;
the steam boilers for preparing feed; the covered midden; the tramway system
with turntable unit linking side feed passages to the central store; the
slatted floor originally in the fatting sheep house; and the ventilation of
the granary through wall gratings.
The Builder, xii (1854), pp 653-5.
National Trust leaflet, Coleshill Model farm (1985).
E. J. Weller, Coleshill Model Farm, Oxfordshire. Past, Present, Future
(1980).
Listing NGR: SU2353193562
704
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU29SW
Waterloo Lodge
3/71
II
Lodge. C18 extensively remodelled in the C19. Rubble stone with stone
dressings, a hipped slate roof and end brick stacks. S front of 2 storeys
and attic with 2- and 3-light mullioned windows with dripstones and 8-pane
casements. The attic windows project through the eaves line and have
gables. Gabled central porch with plank door.
Listing NGR: SU2410692404
705
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU29SE
Ashencopse Farmhouse
4/72
II
Farmhouse C18. Rubble stone to first floor and brick to attic with a gabled
slate roof and brick ridge stacks. 2 storeys and attic on SE front with 3
bays of wide C19 sash windows. Brick string course to first floor and brick
dressings to windows those on the upper storey having cambered arches.
Centrally placed door with 9 panels and a 2-light rectangular fanlight.
Lattice porch with fluted posts. E wing slightly taller with a half hipped
machine tiled roof. Rubble stone and brick dressings with a learn-to on the
E end. No contemporary internal features survive.
Listing NGR: SU2507693334
706
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU29SE
Collymore Farmhouse
4/72 including former Cattle
Shed range to SE
II
Farmhouse. Late C18 with C19 additions. Chequered brick and stone tiled
roofs with ridge brick stacks. 2 storeys and attic. N front has flanking
half hipped gabled wings, each of one bay, the right hand with sash windows
6 panes wide the left-hand with 3-light casements and door on ground floor.
Central smaller later gable, 2 storeys, similar sash windows and lean-to
porch to right hand. S front of 3 bays, first floor string course,
dormers. Outer upper windows 6 panes wide, centre 4 panes wide. Early C19
angular bays with hipped stone tiled roofs on ground floor and central
gabled porch with stone tiled roof. No contemporary internal features
survive. C18 Cattle Shed range (now garages) of rubble stone and brick
dressings with a half hipped stone tiled roof to the SE.
Listing NGR: SU2524894022
707
of
2228
COLESHILL
SU29SW Middle Leaze Farmhouse
3/74 and attached wall and
summer house.
II
Farmhouse. Late C18. Rubble stone faced with brick on the S front and a
half hipped stone tiled roof with brick ridge stacks. 2 storeys and attic;
2 gabled stone tiled dormers and cambered arches to 3-light casements on
upper floor and 2 three-sided bays on ground floor. Gabled C20 projection
of 2 storeys to E of rubble stone and brick dressings with a latticed porch.
Polygonal C20 bay to W end. On adjoining brick wall to the W, a thatched
three-sided summer house of glazed wood panels.
Listing NGR: SU2384694754
708
of
2228
The following building shall be added:
COLESHILL -
SU 2393
6/53
Nos 3 and 4
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached cottages. Circa 1850 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor. Cotswold
Vernacular style. Rubble stone with stone dressings and a gabled Welsh slate roof
with stone external end stacks having offsets and coupled corniced, diagonally-set
flues. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Outer bays with projecting gabled wings, each having a
3-light window to ground floor and 2 light window above. Centre bay has pent-roofed
3-bay basket-arched arcade forming porch; 2-light window to each floor; flanking
4-panel doors. Windows have small-pane casements chamfered mullions and surrounds
and hoodmoulds to wings. Moulded kneelers coping, and finials to gables. Attached to
right is single-storey 2-bay former shop, having 4-panel door and 2-light window.
Rear additions.
Listing NGR: SU2346393622
709
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/72 Church of St. Swithun.
21/11/66
GV II*
Church. Late C13, probably incorporating earlier structure. Chalk ashlar,
except chalk and sarsen rubble to tower and sarsen base to nave, limestone
quoins and dressings; all walling except quoins and part of tower whitewashed.
Cruciform plan with porch and west tower. Early C14 reticulated style east
window, one two-light late C13 window and one pointed lancet to each side wall
of chancel. North transept has late C13 Y-tracery window and one window of
intersecting tracery. South transept was rebuilt in c.1911, using much of the
original stonework;two C20 windows and C20 door with 4-centered arch and
moulded architrave, two-light early C16 windows with arched head. Each wall of
nave has two-light late C13 windows, north wall has blocked late C13 door with
2-centered arch and section of walling between porch and tower has earlier
masonry beneath the windows. Chancel and nave have gabled roofs. Tower built of
sarsen rubble with decorative chalk bands, string course, and 2 two-light late
C13 windows. Interior: Altar frontal, reredos and alter rail in chancel
designed by Martin Travers c.1950; east window has some C14 glass depicting the
Annunciation with also our Lady and Child by Travers; C13 piscina and simple
stone bench sedilia; on either side of altar are memorial tablets to two
infants, Margaret and Christian White (d.1627 and 1618) also a small C15 brass
floor tablet to William Frampton, rector and memorials to Thomas Langley,
rector, d.1703-31, and Benjamin Langley, d.1731-77. The vine murial around the
chancel walls was painted c.1900 by Lydia Lawrence of the Kyrle Society; the
birds, owl bat and insects were added in c.1967 and painted by Anthony Baynes
and T.L.B. Huskinson. Screens for both transepts by Travers c.1947. East window
of north transept has some C14 stained glass depicting the Crucificion. The
south transept (rebuilt in c.1911) has a grille depicting Edward the Confessor
by Travers, who also made the oak vesting chests and cupboards c.1950. Rood
above chancel arch by Travers c.1933.Nave has C15 font with canopy by Travers,
c.1933. Elaborate wall monuments to Rachel Richards (d.1737) and her daughter
Ann (d.1771), who both lived at the Manor House, and also their housekeeper
Mary Cooper (d.1762). 4-bay late-C19 arch-braced roof. Lady Chapel at west end
by Travers, c.1934. (Buildings of England, Berkshire, p.121.)
Listing NGR: SU2792386919
710
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/73 Church of St. Swithun.
Dovecote approx 2i) metres
south-west
GV II
Dovecote. Late C18. Weatherboard over light timber frame; stone slate roof.
Single unit plan. C20 plank door; hipped roof surmounted by timber glover with
turned corner-posts. Interior: original nesting boxes carried around walls.
Listing NGR: SU2790086899
711
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/70 Compton Marsh Farmhouse
21/11/66
- II
Farmhouse early C18. Sarsen and chalk uncoursed rubble, brick dressings; old
tiled roof; brick stacks. Central staircase plan. 2-storeys, 2-window range.
Central 6-panelled (4 glazed) door has carved brackets to hood. Brick segmental
arches to original 3-light leaded casements, except late C19 canted bay window
right of door. Brick crossbanding, quoins and dentilled eaves. Hipped roof;
front lateral and end stack, lateral stack to rear. Interior; 4- panelled
doors. 2-storey service range to right; Flemish bond brick; stone slate roof;
2-window range; segmental brick arch over central door and 3-light leaded
casements; dentilled eaves; half hipped roof.
Listing NGR: SU2738387583
712
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHANP
SU28NE
5/71 Compton Marsh Farmhouse, barn
approx 100 metres north.
- II
Barn. C17. Weatherboard over timber frame on brick plinth; tiled roof. 4 bays
Threshing floor to 2nd bay. Late C20 plank double doors to entry; half-hipped
roof. Interior: Main post, arch braced to tie beam; collar- truss with side
struts and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU2740687603
713
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/74 Compton Beauchamp House and
10/11/52 walling and attached bridge
to north (Formerly listed as
Compton Beauchamp House,with
GV gatepiers. railings and
gates to drive.)
I
Country house. C16, interior remodelled and front rebuilt c.1710. Owned in C16
by Fettiplace family, rebuilt c.1710 by Edward Richards. Limestone ashlar to
facade, rest of house in C16 brick with limestone quoins and dressings; stone
slate roof; brick stacks. Courtyard plan. Baroque style 2 storeys and attic.
2:3:2 facade with central 3 bays brought forward. Central late C19 6-panelled
double doors with flat arch of voussoirs and plain architrave, early C18 sashes
to all windows. In central 3-bay elevations ground floor windows have flat
arches of voussoirs and plain architrave, first and attic floors have moulded
architraves: First floor windows have moulded drip. Windows in side bays have
plain architraves with moulded drip over to ground floor, moulded architraves
to first floor. Central 3 bays have banded rustication to ground floor, large
Doric pilasters to moulded cornice and balustraded parapet. Courtyard has two-
light late C16 cavetto - moulded stone-mullioned windows to left wall. 4- light
late C17/early C18 leaded casements to wall opposite entry. 2-light late C17/
early C18 leaded casements and two 2-light late C16 cavetto - moulded stone-
mullioned windows to right wall. Left wall of house has 2-light late C17/
early C18 leaded casements, one 2-light late C16 cavetto-moulded stone-
mullioned window and two 2-light early C16 stone-mullioned windows with arched
heads: three C16 lateral stacks. Right wall has two 2-light late C16 cavetto-
moulded stone-mullioned windows and four late C17/early C18 four-light leaded
casements; two Cl6 lateral stacks. Late C19 sashes, C16 stacks to rear. Gabled
roofs to sides and rear. Interior: rear room has full set of late C16 moulded
beams and joists. Rear right room has fireplace of c.1710 with
bolection-moulded architrave flanked by fluted lonic pilasters with pulvinated
frieze; moulded dado rail and skirting of c.1710; Stairs to rear left: dog leg
with landing, c.1710, closed string, turned balusters, moulded wall string,
bolection moulded panelling and dado.Stairs to rear right of same type and date
but with plain fielded panelling. First floor has gallery to right with
bolection-moulded panelling; some panels have painted decoration of c.1710 in
oriental style depicting birds, bamboo etc. Rear right has panelling of c.1740
with C16 fireplace which has bolection-moulded overmantle; bolection-moulded
panelling to adjoining room and to front left. Late C16 fireplaces with moulded
stone surrounds. The house is approached by a bridge carried over the moat.
Limestone ashlar bridge with balustraded parapet swept round to balustraded
wall which terminates in square piers at the corners of the moat. The arched
heads to the windows on the east (left) side suggest that the original builder
was Sir Thomas Fettiplace, who acquired the manor in the early C16. The house
714
of
2228
was substantially rebuilt in the late C16, which may be associated with the
stone with the inscription M. Bressels Fettiplace 1583 to the right wall of the
front entrance passage. The building of c.1710 has been associated with the
marriage of Edward Richards to Rachel, daughter of Sir Edmund Warreford of
Sevenhampton in about c.1710. Country Life, 24 June 1899 and Nov 30 1918.
Buildings of England, Berkshire: p.121.
Listing NGR: SU2798686926
715
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/75 Compton Beauchamp House, gates
gatepiers and walls approx 200
metres east.
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Compton
Beauchamp House with
gatepiers, railings and gates
to drive)
GV II*
Gatepiers and attached walls at Compton Beauchamp House (q.v.) c.1710. Limestone
ashlar. Square main piers, each with moulded plinth block and entablature
surmounted by griffin's head. Fine wrought-iron gates have segmental
wrought-iron arch over with the cypher of Edward Richards. Walling swept round
in elliptical curve to piers which are surmounted by urns with gadrooned bases
and garlanded tops. The walling to either side of these piers is divided into 4
bays each by square piers surmounted by pineapples; continuous moulded plinth
and coping with wrought-iron crossed spears in the spaces between the piers.
Listing NGR: SU2799286983
716
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/76 Compton Beauchamp House.
Former coach-house approx 50
metres north east.
GV II
Coach-house and offices, now house. Early C18 (q.v.) Compton Beauchamp House.
Chalk ashlar, sarsen base; stone slate roof, recent tile to rear; brick stacks.
1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. Continuous timber lintel over all doors and
windows. 2 leaded lights over plank doors in heavy frame; plank double doors to
coach-house on left. 4-light wood-mullioned and transomed leaded casements,
much restored in C20; moulded wood cornice; gabled dormers have 2- light leaded
casements and moulded cornice. Gabled roof, ridge and projecting right end
stacks. Single storey block to left, c.1900: chalk block walling, Welsh slate
roof.
Listing NGR: SU2801086961
717
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/77 Compton Beauchamp House,
Former coach-house approx 50
metres north west.
GV II
Coach-house and offices, now house. Early C18. Chalk ashlar, sarsen base; stone
slate roof; brick stacks. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. Continuous timber
lintel over all doors and windows. 2 leaded lights over planked doors. Rear has
two original 2-light leaded casements, 2 lights over stable door, 2- lights over
6-panelled late C19 door, original gabled dormer with 2-light leaded casements
and C20 dormer with door. Mounting block to front faces identical block: both
probably built at some time as improvements of c.1710 to Compton Beauchamp
House (q.v.)
Listing NGR: SU2796886975
718
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHANP
SU28NE
5/78 Compton Beauchamp House,
Stable Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18. Sarsen uncoursed rubble with squared chalk quoins, bands
andHouse. Early C18. Sarsen uncoursed rubble with squared chalk quoins, bands
and blocks; stone slate roof, recent tile roof to rear; brick stacks. 3-unit
plan. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. One light over late C19 four-panelled door
4- light early C18 wood-mullioned and transomed leaded casements; middle two
dormers are joined together. Left side wall has one-light leaded casement and 2
gabled dormers. Gabled roof; right end, ridge, and ridge stacks. Probably
built at same time as the improvements of c.1710 to Compton Beauchamp House
(q.v.).
Listing NGR: SU2794686978
719
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/79 Compton Beauchamp House,
Rotunda set on east bank of
garden approx 90 metres south
GV II
Rotunda. Probably late C19 and built for the then owners Vice Chancellor Bacon
Judge Bacon. White limestone, wrought -iron bell-shaped top. Square piers
divide rotunda into 6 bays, with low seats between the piers. Base of piers
flanking entry carved with grotesque masks over swags. Carved leaves and
flowers to each pier, with urn and carved decoration to frieze in centre of
each bay. Carved capitals in C13 Venetian Gothic style.
Listing NGR: SU2796786806
720
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/80 Compton Beauchamp House, left
of a pair of Urns at top of
steps on axial path approx
100 metres south
GV II
One of a pair of urns. c.1710. Buff limestone, gadrooned decoration.
Listing NGR: SU2795686809
721
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAHP
SU28NE
5/81 Compton Beauchamp House, right
of a pair of Urns at top of
steps on axial path approx 100
metres south
GV II
One of a pair of urns. c.1710. Buff limestone, gadrooned decoration.
Listing NGR: SU2794686811
722
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP
SU28NE
5/82 Compton Beauchamp House, gates
gatepiers and walls approx 200
metres south.
GV II*
Gates, gatepiers and attached walls at Compton Beauchamp House (q.v.) c.1710.
Square limestone piers with engaged half columns: Left pier surmounted by putto
with dolphin and right pier by putto with two spheres. Fine crested
wrought-iron gates. Piers attached to wall of c.1710; inner face of wall in
Flemish bond brick with flared headers, the top 10 courses being new; outer
face in sarsen rubble with brick cross-banding.
Listing NGR: SU2792586761
723
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHANP
SU28NE
5/187 Compton Beauchamp House,
Stable Cottage, granary approx
2 metres north-east
GV II
Granary. C18. Stone slate cladding over light timber frame raised on stable
stones; stone slate roof. One-bay plan. Central plank door: gabled roof.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2790487003
724
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP KNIGHTON
SU28NE
5/83 Breakspear Cottage
- II
House. Probably early C17. Squared and coursed chalk, and uncoursed chalk
rubble on sarsen base, chalk quoins; brick dressings and stack; thatched roof.
One-unit plan. 1 1/2-storeys. 2-window range. C20 brick porch, timber lintel
over C19 plank door with lock. C20 casements, except one C18 two light leaded
casement to left; hipped roof; end stack to left. Interior: Full set of
chamfered and stopped beams and joists. 2-bay collar-truss roof with butt
purlins. C20 lean-to with entry to left and C20 gabled extension to rear.
Listing NGR: SU2831987190
725
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP KNIGHTON
SU28NE
5/84 Farmhouse, now garages, approx
20 metres east of St.
Frideswide's Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, now 3 garages. Late C16/early C17 with one-bay C18 extension to
right. Squared and coursed chalk on sarsen base, chalk quoins to front and
side; rear walling rebuilt when openings made for garages in C20. Thatched
roof, tile valley; one brick ridge stack and one late C16/early C17 chalk end
stack. L-plan. 1 1/2-storey, 3-window range. Timber lintel over C19 plank door,
which was in centre of original front until C18 bay added; timber lintels over
3-light leaded casements and three C20 casements; ridge stack at junction with
C18 bay, end stack projects from left gable wall; gabled and half hipped roof.
Interior: newel stairs with adjacent timber framed wall at junction of two
wings; rear left wing and 3-unit front wing have original beams with cyma
stops. Room to left has oak bressumer over fireplace with cast iron range of
c.1800. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2823087128
726
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP KNIGHTON
SU28NE
5/85 Knighton Farm, 2 Barns and
linking range, approx 40
metres north east
GV II
Barn. c.1700. Timber frame on random bond brick plinth; north wall of uncoursed
sarsen and chalk rubble; south wall and gable end are weatherboarded; Entry to
right: hipped roof. Interior: Queen-post truss with additional flanking posts;
butt purlins; arch braced from post to tie beam and (at a higher level) from
post to wall plate. Barn at right angles to above. Late Late C16/C17. Timber
frame on later C18 English bond brick plinth on sarsen footing; weatherboarded;
thatched roof. 6 bays with off-centre threshing floor. Half-hipped roof.
Interior: Collar-truss with side struts, butt purlins and windbraces; heavy
jowled posts and thick curved braces from post to tie beam and wall plate. Half
hipped roof. Late C18 stable block against south gable end: sarsen rubble
walling, brick dressings, corrugated asbestos roof, 3 window range, gable
entry. Linking the two barns is a mid C19 four-bay shelter shed: splayed brick
piers to front divide each bay, openings are now weatherboarded and have two
C20 planked stable doors. Thatched roof. Interior: C17 queen-strut trusses have
been removed from a timber framed building, probably a barn because they have a
wide span.
Listing NGR: SU2820487049
727
of
2228
COMPTON BEAUCHAMP KNIGHTON
SU28NE
5/86 St. Frideswide's Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, now house, C17. Probable C17 timber frame clad in C18; right hand
wing in squared and coursed chalk on sarsen base; brick stacks; left wing in a
random bond brick and chalk rubble brought to course; tiled roof thatched to
right; L-plan. 1 1/2-storey. Garden front: right wing of one-window and
one-door range, left wing of 2-window and one-door range. C20 casements, except
elliptical brick arches over 3-light C18 leaded window to front right and
3-light C18 leaded windows to rear of right wing. Segmental brick arch over
fixed leaded light to right side of left wing which also has tile-clad gabled
dormers with C20 casements. C19 plank doors; one C20 door to left wing; Gabled
roof end stack to right wing, ridge and end stacks to left wing. Interior:
right wing has chamfered beam with elaborate stop to ground floor and 3-bay
collar-truss with chamfered and stopped beams; 3-bay trusses with butt purlins
in left wing have traces of lap-dovetail assembly indicating existence of
probable timber frame before cladding in C18.
Listing NGR: SU2820287123
728
of
2228
CUMNOR ABINGD0N ROAD
SP40SE (North side)
6/5 Dormer Cottage (No.25)
- II
House. Early C18, remodelled and extended 1808. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled
old tile roof; right end stack of stone finished in C20 brick. 2- extended to
3-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door,
and C18/early C19 three-light iron casements except C20 window to bottom right,
in early C18 symmetrical front: timber lintels over C2iJ door and casements to
right with datestone 1808: C20 roof dormer. Rear and interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4632503963
729
of
2228
CUMNOR ABINGDON ROAD
SP4605 (North side)
13/6 The Vicarage, The Vicarage
09/02/66 Flat and rear wall
(Formerly listed as The
Vicarage)
GV II
House, now vicarage. Early/mid C16: cross-wing to right and extended to left in
early C17: late C18/early C19 alterations and rear addition of c.1840. Coursed
limestone rubble; gabled concrete tile roof; large stone ridge stack with brick
flue; cross wing has rear end stack of stone finished in brick. 3-unit plan with
right cross wing. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Timber lintel over C20 door
adjoining cross wing. Plain stone architraves to early Cl9 eight-pane sash, two
6-pane sashes, and 6-pane sash in gabled half-dormer above and to left of door;
left bay has timber lintels over late C18 tripartite sashes; front gable of
cross wing has flat rendered arches to 8-pane sash above C19 two-light
casements. C17/early C18 extension to rear of cross wing of similar materials
and of one storey and attic; 2-window range. 2-storey brick range to rear of
c.1840. Interior: late C18 panelled doors and shutters. Chamfered beams in 2
rooms to left, of large stack and panelled room. Early C19 straight-flight
stairs in large hall left of cross wing: room above hall has partially-exposed
queen-post truss to right of a hollow-chamfered arch-braced collar-truss.
Subsidiary features: Tall C18 wall extends from rear left wall to enclose rear
garden approx. 100 x 30n.: of coursed limestone rubble, and chequer brick inner
face.
Listing NGR: SP4619504174
730
of
2228
CUMNOR ABINGDON ROAD
SP4605 (North side)
13/7 Stables approx. 15m. SE of The
Vicarage
GV II
Stables. Datestone B.B./1767. Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and
dressings; gabled old tile roof. One storey; 2-window range. Segmental brick
arch over tall hackney-horse stable door to left: cambered brick arches over
central stable doorway and flanking windows: C18 loft door above timber lintel
over coach house entry in right bay. Interior: old beams and plastered walls.
Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4622104156
731
of
2228
CUMNOR APPLETON ROAD
SP40SE (East side)
6/8 The Farm House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early/mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins,
dressings and vertical strips; gabled old tile roof; brick symmetrical end
stacks. Central-staircase plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Late C19 pediment
hood above C18 six-panelled door with overlight. Segmental brick arches and
first-floor flat brick arches of alternating red and flared brick over C20
two-light casements. Raised brick stone band and dentilled eaves. C20 rear wing.
Interior: C18 two-panelled doors. Straight-flight staircase with winders at top
and panelled dado. Plain beams and joists in flanking rooms. Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4578403976
732
of
2228
CUMNOR APPLETON ROAD
SP4504 (West side)
12/9 No.12
GV II
House. C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; end stack of
stone finished in C20 brick. 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range.
Timber lintels over C20 plank doors in centre and right bays, and C20 two-light
casements; C20 dormer casements. Left gable entry. Interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4593804222
733
of
2228
CUMNOR APPLETON ROAD
SP4504 (West side)
12/10 Rockley Farm House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18; refronted and rear wing added in early C19;
late C19 extension. Coursed limestone rubble, with early C19 stucco front;
gabled stone slate roof; brick end and ridge (original right end) stacks. 3-unit
plan extended to L-plan with rear right wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window
range. Flat rendered arches over early C18 six-panelled door with flat hood
above, and early C19 eight-pane sashes. 2-light leaded casement and C20 window
in 2 roof dormers. Late C19 two-bay extension to right: similar stucco front
with narrow sashes above square bay window. Late 18/early C19 rear wing of
similar materials and 2-storey, 2-window range. Interior: chamfered beams.
Chamfered bressumer over open fireplace to left: early C19 straight-flight
stairs with stick balusters in central hall. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4590004208
734
of
2228
CUMNOR APPLETON ROAD
SP4504 (West side)
12/11 No.26
GV II
House. Early C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete tile roof; stone
end stack. One-unit plan. 2 storeys; one-window range. Timber lintel over C20
door with timber porch to right. Chamfered ogee-stopped timber lintels over C20
casements. Rear outshut heightened in 1970's. C20 extension to right. Interior:
stop-chamfered beam and similar bressumer over open fireplace: first-floor has
ogee-stopped chamfered beam and old plank door.
Listing NGR: SP4589604094
735
of
2228
CUMNOR APPLETON ROAD
SP4504 (West side)
12/12 Bear and Ragged Staff Inn
06/08/52
- II*
Farmhouse, now inn. Early C17, earlier origins. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled
stone slate roof; right gable end stone stack, finished in 3 diagonally-set
brick flues; similar stack with 2 flues to rear gabled bay; brick left end
stack. U-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range with projecting outer wings
flanking central bay. Central bay: decoratively-carved and moulded timber
lintels over C20 door in heavy wood frame and C18 wood-mullioned 5-light window
with leaded-lights above C20 three-light casement in partially-blocked opening.
Right gable has chamfered timber lintels over similar C18 three- and 5-light
leaded windows, and C20 five-light casement: left gable has timber lintel over
C17 three-light wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded window, and similar decorative
timber lintels over C17 five-light wood-mullioned and transomed ovolo-moulded
window with leaded-lights and C20 five-light window: inner walls of outer wings
have decorative timber lintels over blocked windows above timber lintels over
blocked doors. Rear, from left to right: C17 three-light wood-mullioned
ovolo-moulded window, reset late C16 three-light round-headed ovolo-moulded
stone-mullioned window: central gable has C17 two-light ovolo-moulded
wood-mullioned window with leaded lights, and reset late C16 three-light
stone-mullioned cavetto-moulded window: end bay has two C17 four-light
wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded windows with leaded-lights. Interior: central hall
has stepped ovolo-moulded beam, large open fireplace with sunk spandrels to
chamfered wood bressumer. Timber-framed partition with double ovolo-moulded door
architrave, divides off room to right, which has similar beam, and stone-relief
strapwork panel above fireplace, with chamfered wood bressumer and
hollow-chamfered stone jambs. Timber-framed partition wall on left side of hall:
room to left has chamfered ogee-stopped beam and 2 chamfered doorways to rear:
one doorway leads to newel stairs. Newel stairs to rear of hall: straight
flights at top and bottom with simple turned balusters on closed string. First
floor: 2 chamfered doorframes set in timber-framed partition in room to left;
large central room has cyma-moulded beams; room to right has C17 plaster
cornice, 2 chamfered doorways. Grille of simple turned balusters to cupboard
above plank door adjoining stairs to attic: C17 plank doors, some set in
segmental-arched chamfered doorframes. Collar-truss roof.
(National Monuments Record; Bodleian Library, MS Drawings gen. C.8, J.9, (for
1880 drawing)).
Listing NGR: SP4591004094
736
of
2228
The following building shall be included:
CUMNOR APPLETON ROAD
Cutts End Cottage
SP 40 SE
6/157 II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed rubble stone with stone slate roof and brick
end stacks. 2 storeys and attic. 2-window range of wooden cross windows with leaded
lights. Flat stone arches. Central door with overlight. Two 2-light dormers.
Gabled stair turret to rear with lean-tos either side,the main roof continuing down
over them as a catslide. Further leaded casements. Interior has chamfered spine
beams and winder stair. Cutts End House, attached to left, is not of special
architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SP4561403815
737
of
2228
CUMNOR CHAWLEY LANE
SP40SE
(North side)
Chawley
6/13 No.20
GV
II
Farmhouse. Mid/late C17, remodelled and front range rebuilt early/mid C18.
Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings; early C19 rendered
front. Half-hipped stone slate roof; right end and rear lateral stacks of stone
finished in brick. L-plan with rear left wings. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C18
two-panelled door set in wood chamfered arched doorframe with sunk spandrels:
early C19 eight-pane sashes. Rear wings of similar materials. Interior and rear
not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4709104659
738
of
2228
CUMNOR CHAWLEY LANE
SP40SE
(North side)
Chawley
6/15
Stables approx. 15m. SW of
No.20
GV
II
Stables. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof. One storey
and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over 2 old plank doors and 2 windows.
C20 wooden steps to gabled hayloft doorway. Interior not inspected but likely to
be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4707004641
739
of
2228
CUMNOR CHAWLEY LANE
SP40SE (North side)
Chawley
6/16 Bornholm Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C16/C17. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof; dressed
stone ridge stack, and rendered right end stack. 3-unit through-passage plan.
One storey and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and
casements: two raking dormers with C20 casements. Blocked service door in right
side wall. Interior and rear not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4703604674
740
of
2228
CUMNOR CHAWLEY LANE
SP40SE (South side)
Chawley
6/17 No.7 (The Corner House)
07/03/50
- II
Farmhouse, now house. C17, remodelled and extended to left in early C18.
Roughcast over limestone rubble (exposed in rear gable wall): right wing
originally timber-framed. Gabled stone slate roof; stone ridge stack finished in
C19 brick and end stack finished in C20 brick. Two-unit plan extended to L-plan
with front left bay. 2 storeys; 3-window range of irregular fenestration. C20
porch and door. C20 windows. C20 extensions to left and rear. Interior: C17
house has stop-chamfered beams, and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace to
rear. Early C18 extension has stack, with keyed stone fireplace, which adjoins
early C18 winder staircase with turned balusters on closed string.
Listing NGR: SP4711404536
741
of
2228
CUMNOR CHAWLEY LANE
SP4605 (South side)
Chawley
13/18 Nos.47 and 49 (Hillside
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof;
brick symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit central-staircase plan. 2 storeys;
symmetrical 3-window range. Timber lintels over late C19 half-glazed door and
2-light casements, except one-light over door. Later C18 range to left of
limestone rubble with gabled stone slate roof: of 2 storeys; 2-window range.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4689604748
742
of
2228
CUMNOR CHILSWELL LANE
SP40SE (North side)
Boar's Hill
6/19 Chilswell Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Graffiti date 1693 on window lintel: rear wing heightened in
early/mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble and squared blocks: squared quoins and
dressings. Gabled C20 tiled roof; rebuilt brick end stacks. L-plan with
rear right wing. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range. Timber lintels over mid
C19 sashes except 6-pane sash to right. Rear wing of similar materials with
gabled old tile roof and brick stacks. Interior: chamfered beams; queen-post
roof with windbraces over late C17 part, and early/mid C18 collar-truss roof
with butt purlins to rear.
Listing NGR: SP4937803350
743
of
2228
CUMNOR CHILSWELL LANE
SP40SE (North side)
Boar's Hill
6/20 Stables approx. 5m. NW of
Chilswell Farmhouse
GV II
Stables. C18. Coursed limestone rubble; half-hipped stone slate roof, with C20
tiles to rear. One storey; 2-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and
flanking windows Interior: chamfered beams: loft has 3-bay post- and pad-roof.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4935903357
744
of
2228
CUMNOR CHILSWELL LANE
SP40SE (North side)
Boar's Hill
6/21 Stables and granary approx.
12m. SE of Chilswell Farmhouse
GV II
Stables and granary. C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled artificial slate
roof. One storey; 3-window range. Timber lintels over doorway to left of 3
window openings; very worn medieval capital reset above door. Stone steps rise
to early C19 brick segmental-arched doorway to granary in left gable wall.
Interior: chamfered beams. Loft has 5-bay post- and pad-roof, partly rebuilt.
Listing NGR: SP4938603330
745
of
2228
CUMNOR CHILSWELL LANE
SP40SE (North side)
Boar's Hill
6/23 Barn approx. 30m. W of
Chilswell Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble with squared quoins, and
pup-log holes. Gabled asbestos sheet roof. 3-bay plan with central threshing
floor. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SP4932403331
746
of
2228
CUMNOR CUMNOR HILL
SP40SE (South side)
6/47 No. 151
II
House. Early C17, restored c.1950. Rendered over timber framing on colourwashed
limestone rubble plinth. Half-hipped thatch roof; external end stack of stone
finished in C18 brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Early
C20 plank door and 2-light casements. Outshut to left of colourwashed limestone
rubble with stone slate roof: C20 one-storey extension to right. Interior:
stop-chamfered beams, and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace with inglenook
seat and bread oven.
Listing NGR: SP4737704575
747
of
2228
SP40NE CUMNOR CUMNOR ROAD, Farmoor
1697/3/10005 Barn about 60 metres SSE
of Farmoor Valley Farmhouse (Farmoor Valley Farmhouse not
included)
II
Barn. C18. Timber-framed on tall stone rubble plinth; weatherboarded. Gable-ended
roof clad in corrugated-iron.
PLAN: 4-bay barn with opposing cart entrances to the threshing bay south of centre,
with a midstrey on the west side.
EXTERIOR: East side has full-height cart entrance to left of centre. West front has
gable-ended midstrey to right of centre with open-fronted lean-tos to left and right.
INTERIOR: The jowled wall-posts have short straight braces to the tie-beams. The tie-
beam trusses have collars, two tiers of tenoned purlins and common-rafters with a
ridgeboard. The wall-framing consists of close-studding without a midrail and with
long straight braces.
Listing NGR: SP4532406510
748
of
2228
CUMNOR CUMNOR ROAD
SP40NE (North side)
Farmoor
3/24 Barn approx. 20m. SE of
Farmoor Valley Farmhouse (not
included)
- II
Barn. C17/early C18, Weatherboard over timber frame on limestone rubble plinth:
rear wall of uncoursed limestone rubble with ventilation slits. Gabled
corrugated iron roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Central gabled
midstrey. Interior: arch-braced posts and tiebeams to 5-bay collar-truss roof
with clasped purlins and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SP4526106546
749
of
2228
CUMNOR EYNSHAM ROAD
SP40NE (North side)
3/25 Dean Court Farmhouse
30/11/81
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C13 front wing: extended and remodelled in late
C17/mid C18, Coursed limestone rubble with squared dressings. Gabled old tile
roof; gabled stone slate roof to front. Left end stack finished in C20 brick;
right end external stack finished in C17 and C18 brick. L-plan with front right
wing. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door, blocked door to
left, and C20 casements: left side wall of front wing has late C13 two-light
transomed window above similar altered window. Interior: late C17/C18 roof. Dean
Court was a grange of Abingdon Abbey.
Listing NGR: SP4760805969
750
of
2228
CUMNOR EYNSHAM ROAD
SP40NE (North side)
3/26 Milestone at SP 4754 0590
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone. Plain, with plinth and segmental top: reads
"Witney/9/0xford/8. The road was turnpiked in 1812.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Information Sheet No.5, 1977).
Listing NGR: SP4754005900
751
of
2228
CUMNOR EYNSHAM ROAD
SP40NE (North side)
3/27 Milestone at SP 4608 0648
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone. Plain with segmental top: reads
Witney/8/Oxford/9". The road was turnpiked in 1812.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SP4608006480
752
of
2228
CUMNOR EYNSHAM ROAD
SP40NE (North side)
3/28 Woodend Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. C17, extended and remodelled in early C18. Right wing originally
timber-framed: now of coursed limestone rubble with squared quoins and
dressings; rendered right gable wall. Gabled C20 tile roof; brick end and ridge
stacks. 2-unit and cross-wing plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Late C19 timber
lintels over late C19 four-panelled door and C20 casements: blocked window over
timber porch. Left gable end has one-light above 2-light reset C16 round-arched
stone-mullioned windows. Cross wing has later C18 service bay of stone to rear.
Interior: stop-chamfered beams throughout. Right cross wing has timber-framed
partition, queen-post roof and framed left side wall.
Listing NGR: SP4584306828
753
of
2228
CUMNOR EYNSHAM ROAD
SP40NE (South side)
3/29 Red House Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C18: mid C18 rear range. Uncoursed limestone rubble with brick
dressings; gabled C20 tile roof; brick symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit central
staircase plan. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range. Timber lintel over plank
door with overlight. Segmental arches of alternating red and flared brick over
C20 three-light casements: similar flat brick arches over 2-light first-floor
casements with brick aprons. Late C18 stone outshut to left. Mid C18 rear range,
making double-depth plan: Flemish bond brick; gabled C20 tile roof; brick end
stacks. 2-storeys; 3-window range. C19 timber lintels over late C19
four-panelled door and late C19/C20 casements: raised storey band. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4687906032
754
of
2228
CUMNOR FARINGDON ROAD
SP40SE (West side)
6/30 Milestone at SP 4626 0274
- II
Milestone. C18. Limestone, with stepped base. Inscription reads
Oxford/4/Faringdon/13. The road was turnpiked in 1733.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SP4626002740
755
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (North side)
13/31 No.4 (Manor Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18, with older origins. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled C20
tile roof; brick end and ridge stacks. L-plan with front left wing. 2-storey,
2-window-range front to right. Late C19 pediment hood over panelled door. Timber
lintels over early C19 eight-pane sashes. Front left wing of 2 storeys; 2-window
range with C20 casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4613104193
756
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (North side)
13/32 No.6 (Stonehaven Cottage)
GV II
House. Mid C17; heightened amd extended in late C17. Dated 1652 on bressumer,
and datestone E/KR/1678 in left gable end. Colourwashed limestone rubble;
half-hipped thatch roof; ridge stack of stone finished in brick. One- extended
to 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20
door and casements: C20 dormer casements. C20 extension to rear. Interior:
stop-chamfered beam to right. Room to left: chamfered beams with rolled ogee
stops; joists tenoned into wall beams also: open fireplace, with bressumer
carved 1652. 3-bay collar-truss roof with curved wind braces to left.
Listing NGR: SP4611804206
757
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/33 Church of St. Michael
09/02/66
GV I
Church. Late Saxon origins: mainly late C12 tower, nave and chancel: c.1300
south transept and early C14 north aisle. Uncoursed limestone rubble with ashlar
dressings: squared masonry blocks to C12 tower and C15 clerestory. Gabled stone
slate roofs. Chancel, nave with north aisle, south transept and west tower.
Three-light reticulated east window. 2-bay chancel has 2-light windows of c.1300
to south, pointed chamfered priest's door and adjoining Transitional lancet to
north. South transept of c.1300 has reticulated 3-light south window, 2-light
curvilinear east window and unusual west window with triangular head and lozenge
tracery (see Church of St. Lawrence, North Hinksey (q.v.)). South wall of nave:
tall late C13 transomed 2-light window lies west of recessed section of wall
which has late C12 corbel table with anthropomorphic heads and stone lintel over
late Saxon doorway: clerestory has one C15 two-light cinquefoil-headed window
and late C14 two-light trefoil-headed window: parapet has corbel table with
fleuron frieze, and is swept round east gable of nave to north clerestory, which
has three C15 two-light ogee-headed windows and one early C16 two-light
round-headed window. Early C14 north aisle has two 2-light reticulated windows
flanking late C19 stone porch: pointed and hollow-chamfered doorway frames C14
door: door made of lapped planks to front and crossed battens dovetailed into
outer edge to rear, with scrolled hinges and iron-twist knocker. Late C12 tower
of 3 stages marked by string courses: pointed lancet over Transitional doorway
with roll-moulded arch set on one order of shafts with plain abaci: Transitional
belfry windows with stone-slate louvres and continuous linking hood moulds: late
C12 corbel table with gargoyles and parapet. Interior: chancel windows have
roll-moulded Transitional rere-arches. Early C18 communion rail with
barley-sugar and fluted balusters. C15 bench ends have poppyheads carved with
monsters, chameleons and the Emblems of Christ's Passion. Early C17 chancel rail
with turned balusters. C15 two-bay waggon roof has moulded cornice and tie beams
with angel corbels. Transitional (probably early C13) chancel arch with
ballflower-carved and scalloped corbels. Nave: fine Jacobean 2-decker pulpit and
Clerk's Stall-cum-Lectern with relief carving. Flamboyant style late C19 font at
west end. C15 five-bay cambered tie-beam roof supported by arch braces with
quatrefoil spandrels springing from reset late C12 head corbels. Late C13
four-bay north arcade: hood moulds with face-mask and leaf-paterae stops over
chamfered pointed arches set on circular and octagonal piers with octagonal
abaci. North aisle has C15 lean-to roof with moulded and quartered beams
supported by thin arch braces springing from reset late C12 head corbels: some
C18 panelling, late C17 communion table and early C14 piscina. Pointed moulded
arch to south transept which has blocked door to former rood loft, 2 face
corbels for statues and ogee-headed piscina; C17 parish chest and 2-bay
queen-post roof. South transept was chantry chapel of Abingdon Abbey: 2
Decorated tomb recesses have cinquefoiled arches with ballflower carving, and 2
758
of
2228
coffin lids carved with floreated crosses. Late C12 Transitional arch to west
tower: triple roll-moulded pointed arch set on shafts of 3 orders with scalloped
capitals. West tower has very fine spiral staircase inscribed TB/GN/1685 which
rises to belfry: winders are tenoned into octagonal newel post and into closed
string with turned balusters: an excellent example of traditional joinery.
Monuments: Anthony Forster, d.1572 and wife Anne d.1599, of Purbeck marble:
Gothic-style tomb chest and Gothic carved canopy with Tudor-flower cresting
supported by unfluted Ionic columns: carved back-plate has brasses of Forster
and his wife set out over long Latin elegy to Forster, who was involved with the
death of Amy Robsart at Cumnor Place. C17 ledger stones set in nave floor. Wall
brass in nave to James Welsh, d.1612, and wife Margery, d.1615, has long
epitaph. Wall monument to Norris Hodson, d.1740 on Commodore Anson's
circumnavigation of the globe and "buried in the great South Sea": coloured
heraldic achievement with angels' heads and doggerel verse inscribed on the
tablet. Wall tablet to antiquary Dr. Benjamin Buckler, d.1780, and coloured
marble tomb chest to Sir William Hunter, historian and surveyor of British India
who died 1900. North aisle: memorial in floor to infant Frances Peacock, d.1685:
two C18 wall monuments to Peacock family; wall monument set in architectural
frame with palm sprays to Dudson Baker, d.1715, and wife. Fine late C16 statue
of Queen Elizabeth at west end of north aisle: was removed from Dean Court, and
has C19 head, dexter hand and sceptre. Stained glass: east window by kempe,
1901, in memory of Sir William Hunter. West window of St. George also by Kempe
1889. South transept window of 1858. West window of south transept has 3
roundels of armorial glass. North aisle window has part of C15 Flemish glass
reset at head. This church shared its ancient hill-top site with Cumnor Place
which was built for the abbots of Abingdon Abbey, achieved notoriety for the
supposed murder of Amy Robsart by the Earl of Leicester and Anthony Forster, and
was demolished in 1811: features from it were reused at and around the Church of
All Saints, Wytham (q.v.).
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp. 124-5; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV,
pp.402-3).
Listing NGR: SP4614804132
759
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/34 Chest tomb approx. 1m. E of
Church of St. Michael
GV II
Chest tomb. C17. Limestone. Plain revealed side panels, and round-arched end
panels with indented spandrels: heavy top.
Listing NGR: SP4616704135
760
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/35 Chest tomb approx. 20m. NE of
chancel of Church of St.
Michael
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C17. Limestone. Splayed plinth and cyma-moulded cornice: slate
lozenges left into sides have inscriptions. In memory of Lieutenant William
Godfry, d.1694 and a staunch Royalist: one inscription reads "Here/lyeth ye
Body/of Lieutenant Willi/am Godfry who faithful/ly served King Charles ye
lst/from Edgehill Fight/to ye end of ye/unhappy/wars".
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.403).
Listing NGR: SP4616804157
761
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/36 Churchyard cross approx. 18m.
ENE of N porch and 17m. N of
chancel of Church of St.
Michael
GV II
Churchyard cross. C15 and C19. Limestone. Mid C19 cross and shaft on C15
octagonal plinth: set on square base with 2 steps. Drawn by Richard Buckler in
c.1820.
(Bodleian Library, M.S. Top, gen.a.11, Jol.2, No.7).
Listing NGR: SP4615904160
762
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/37 Two headstones approx. 8m. N
of N aisle and approx. 8m. NE
of N porch of Church of St.
Michael
GV II
Headstone. Date 1634. Limestone. Plain stone with segmental top. Similar but
smaller C17 headstone to left.
Listing NGR: SP4615404154
763
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/38 Headstone approx. 8m. NE of N
porch of Church of St. Michael
GV II
Headstone. Date 1631. Limestone. Inscription to Dorothy Noble, d.1631, set
within carved heart. Similar C17 headstone further to west in memory of another
Dorothy Noble (q.v.).
Listing NGR: SP4614104152
764
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/39 Headstone approx. 8m. N of N
porch of Church of St. Michael
GV II
Headstone. Early C17. Limestone. Inscription to Dorothy Noble, set within carved
heart. Similar headstone (q.v.) to east.
Listing NGR: SP4613504154
765
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/40 No. 1
04/06/85 (Formerly listed as No.1 The
Cottage)
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18: C20 alterations. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled
thatch roof: end stack of stone finished in brick. One-unit plan. One storey and
attic; one-window range. Stone outshut to left remodelled as C20 porch with C20
door and concrete tile roof: timber lintel over C20 two-light casement to right:
C18 three-light leaded casement above and to rear. Interior: stop-chamfered
beam; open fireplace with re-used timber lintel, bread-oven to right and stair
to left; two-bay closed collar-truss roof. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4613804170
766
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/41 Nos.3 and 5
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Late C16/early C17: late C19 alterations. Roughcast over
timber-framed first floor jettied over limestone rubble ground floor. Gabled old
tile roof; brick end stacks and left end external stone stack. 2-unit plan. 2
storeys; 4-window range. Timber lintels over two C20 doors, one with porch, and
late C19/C20 casements. Interior: stop-chamfered lateral and transverse beams on
ground floor: 4-bay queen-post roof, partly visible. Cottage to left not fully
inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4611904170
767
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4605 (South side)
13/42 Tithe Barn House and attached
09/02/66 outbuilding
(Formerly listed as barn
(including adjoining building
belonging to Cumnor Hall) on S
side of High St., near school)
GV II
Tithe Barn, now house. Probably early C19, remodelled C20. Coursed limestone
rubble with large dressed blocks and quoins; half-hipped C20 tile roof. 5-bay
plan, originally with central threshing floor. Central doorway has C20
weatherboarding infill. C20 door and windows to rear. Interior and outbuilding
to right remodelled in C20. The large dressed blocks used at random in the
walling are probably medieval and come from Cumnor Place demolished in 1811.
Listing NGR: SP4605404186
768
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4504 (South side)
12/43 Westfield House
10/10/86
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Datestone AD/1733 on front: coursed limestone rubble;
gabled stone slate roof; brick symmetrical end stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys;
symmetrical 5-window range. Flat stone arches and first-floor timber lintels
over C18 wood-mullioned cross-windows except C20 window to bottom right; early
C20 gabled stone porch. Service range to left of same date: of limestone rubble
with gabled C20 tile roof and of 2-storey, 2-window range. Similar cross-windows
to rear. Interior: early C18 panelled doors. Central winder stairs, with turned
balusters surviving on first floor.
Listing NGR: SP4589304269
769
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4504 (South side)
12/44 Barn approx. 30m. NW of
10/10/86 Westfield House
GV II
Barn. Early/mid C18. Weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone rubble and
late C19 brick plinth; right end wall of limestone rubble below eaves;
half-hipped old tile roof. 3-bay plan with central threshing floor. C20 plank
doors. Interior: collar-truss roof with braced posts and butt purlins. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4587004295
770
of
2228
CUMNOR HIGH STREET
SP4504 (South side)
12/45 No.25 (Burnt House Farmhouse)
11/03/87
- II
Farmhouse. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete tile roof;
large rendered ridge stack finished in brick. 4-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. Timber lintels over C20 door to left and C20 window to right: 2-window
range centre of long front has timber lintels over C20 casements and blocked
stair-light. Rear and interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4586904352
771
of
2228
CUMNOR HURST LANE
SP40SE (North side)
6/46 No.33 (Stone Cottage)
- II
House. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; ridge and end
stacks in C20 brick. 2-unit outshut plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range.
Timber lintels over C20 door and 3-light casements (window opening to left has
C20 lintel and is lowered): C20 thatch porch. C20 three-light dormer casements.
One-storey bakehouse to left of limestone rubble, raised in C20 and now under
same roof. C20 porch to right. Interior: chamfered beams and old plank door to
outshut. First floor not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4760504644
772
of
2228
CUMNOR LEYS ROAD
SP4504 (East side)
12/48 No.39 (Leys Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble: central bay of mid C18 random bond
brick; gabled stone slate roof; symmetrical brick end stacks. L-plan with rear
right wing. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical 3-window range. C20 stone porch and
door. Timber lintels over C20 two-light casements: flat brick arches over
similar first-floor casements: C20 gabled roof dormer. Rear wing of similar
materials and 2 storeys; 2-window range. Rear and interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4563404283
773
of
2228
CUMNOR LEYS ROAD
SP4504 (East side)
12/49 No.41 (Seldom Seen)
- II
House. C17 (probably early). Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof;
large stone rubble external end stack, stepped from base, has flue of dressed
stone finished in brick, and has tiled bread oven to rear: right end stack of
stone finished in brick. 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range.
Timber lintels over C20 door, blocked door, and C20 casements: C20 dormer
casements. C20 bay to right in similar materials. Interior; stop-chamfered beam
and bressumer over open fireplace in room to left: chamfered beam and bressumer
over open fireplace in room to right. Collar-truss roof, steeply pitched.
Listing NGR: SP4562604172
774
of
2228
CUMNOR LEYS ROAD
SP4504 (East side)
12/50 No.43
GV II
House. Dated BEI 1727 on front. Coursed limestone rubble, colourwashed to front;
gabled thatch roof; end stacks, of brick to left and stone finished in brick to
right. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; symmetrical 2-window range. Chamfered
timber lintels over C20 door with pediment hood, C19 two-light casement to right
and C20 casement to left: C19 two-light half-dormer casements. C20 rear wing.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4559504259
775
of
2228
CUMNOR LEYS ROAD
SP4504 (West side)
12/51 Nos. 38 and 40
GV II
Two cottages. Two ranges: C17, later C17 extension to left. Limestone rubble,
uncoursed to right and coursed to left; gabled thatch roof; stone stack with
dripcourse and brick flue to left gable of right-hand cottage; left end stack of
stone finished in brick. One- extended to 3-unit plan. One storey and attic;
3-window range. Taller cottage to right has timber lintel over C20 door;
2-window range to left has timber lintels over C20 one- and 3-light casements,
and C20 dormer casements with surrounding C20 roof-tiles; bay to left has timber
lintels over C20 door and 3-light casement. Interior: No.38 (to right) has no
visible features. No.40 not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4561804326
776
of
2228
CUMNOR NOBLES LANE
SP40NE (West side)
3/52 Nobles Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16:early C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled
thatch roof; C17 brick ridge stack and stone left end stack with dressed stone
flue. 3-unit through-passage plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range.
Chamfered timber surround to C20 door. Chamfered timber lintels over small C19
two-light and C20 one-light casement to right: timber lintel over late C19
three-light casement to left with shutters: two C19 two- and 3-light dormer
casements. Similar through-passage doorway to rear. C18 service bay to left of
limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof. Interior not inspected but likely to
be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4715005891
777
of
2228
CUMNOR OXFORD ROAD
SP40NW (East side)
2/53 Milestone at SP 4468 0725
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth and canted top: reads
"Witney/7/0xford/10". The road was turnpiked in 1812.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Shett No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SP4468007250
778
of
2228
CUMNOR OXFORD ROAD
SP40NW (East side)
Swinford
2/54 Toll Gate House, attached to
Swinford Bridge (q.v.)
GV II
Toll house. 1767, for 4th Earl of Abingdon. Limestone ashlar; hipped stone slate
roof; rebuilt brick ridge stack. L-plan, with rear range along road. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Round-arched doorway frames plank door to right of 2 Diocletian
windows; flat arches over 3 first-floor windows, C19 and one C18 cross window
with 3 leaded lights to left; raised storey band. 2-storey rear wing, of coursed
limestone rubble with gabled stone slate roof and rebuilt ridge and C18 brick
end stacks: one-storey left side wall has timber lintels over two C20 doors,
canted bay window with casements and 2 narrow C18 shutters to ticket hatches.
Still in use as toll house.
(E. de Villiers, Swinford Bridge, 1769-1969, 1969).
Listing NGR: SP4428008650
779
of
2228
CUMNOR OXFORD ROAD
SP40NW (East side)
Swinford
2/55 Swinford Bridge (that part in
09/02/66 Cumnor C.P.)
(Formerly listed as Swinford
Bridge)
GV II*
Bridge. 1767 for Earl of Abingdon, possibly by Sir Robert Taylor. Limestone.
Centre 3 bays of ashlar with long raised voussoirs to arches and raised quoins:
modillion cornice beneath balustraded parapet: broached cutwaters between each
archway. Outer bays of coursed and dressed limestone with round arches, plain
string course and ashlar parapet.
(E. de Villiers, Swinford Bridge, 1767-1969, 1969).
Listing NGR: SP4430708608
780
of
2228
CUMNOR OXFORD ROAD
SP40NW (West side)
Swinford
2/56 Swinford Farmhouse
26/08/81
GV II
Farmhouse. C17, altered and extended to left in mid/late C18. Coursed limestone
rubble; C20 tile roof with stone-coped gable to left; C20 brick ridge and end
stacks. L-plan with rear right wing. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Timber lintels
over C19 six-panelled door with overlight left of centre, and 2-, 3- and 4-light
leaded casements. Interior: open fireplace with bread oven and smoking chamber
to rear right. Collar-truss roof with butt purlins to right wing.
Listing NGR: SP4437108382
781
of
2228
CUMNOR OXFORD ROAD
SP40NW (West side)
Swinford
2/57 Stables approx. 20m. NE of
Swinford Farmhouse
GV II
Stables. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; half-hipped old tile roof. One
storey and loft; 2-bay range. Timber lintel over plank door: stone steps rise to
plank door to granary over. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4440108413
782
of
2228
In the entry for CUMNOR TUMBLEDOWN HILL
(East Side)
12/58 New Farmhouse
The address shall be amended to read: TUMBLEDOWN HILL
(West Side)
New Farmhouse
------------------------------------
CUMNOR TUMBLEDOWN HILL
SP4504 (East side)
12/58 New Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. c.1800. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled M-shaped C20 tile roof;
brick symmetrical end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window
range. Timber lintels over C20 door with C20 timber porch and 10-pane sashes:
timber lintels over C20 three-light flanking 2-light casements. One-storey range
of similar materials to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4566904568
783
of
2228
CUMNOR WOOTON ROAD
SP40SE (West side)
6/59 Bradley Farmhouse
09/02/66
- II
Farmhouse. Mid C18 refronting to older (Cl7) house. English bond brick front:
rest of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled concrete tile roof; brick symmetrical
end stacks. T-plan with rear right wing. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical
7-window range. Flat brick arch over late C19 half-glazed door with overlight:
carved consoles to flat hood above. Segmental and first-floor flat arches over
6-pane sashes and blind window above door: 3 roof dormers with 2 leaded
casements. Rear: outshut and stair-turret adjoin three 2-storey rear ranges of
similar materials: late C17 leaded cross-window above 2-light leaded casement on
right side: early C18 eight-pane sashes and 2-light leaded casements on left
side wall. Interior: winder stairs to rear of large central hall. Chamfered and
cased beams in rear wing. Butt-purlin roofs. Interior mostly late C19/C20,
Listing NGR: SP4645503266
784
of
2228
CUMNOR
SP40SE
6/1 Henwood Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. C17 rear wing: rebuilt mid C18: c.1840 front. Uncoursed limestone
rubble with brick quoins and dressings: mid C19 roughcast front: C17 rear right
wing, originally timber-framed, has exposed framed truss in rear gable.
Half-hipped C20 tile roof to front: M-shaped half-hipped old tile roof to rear;
brick rear lateral stacks and right end stack. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Mid C19 front has glazed door, timber porch, 8-
pane sashes and narrow margin-light sash above door. All set in raised rendered
architraves. Small late C18 service block to rear of brick with gabled old tile
roof. interior: mid C18 straight-flight staircase: flanking rooms have boxed
beams. C17 wing to rear right has chamfered beam and chamfered bressumer over
open fireplace in ground-floor room. Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4724802820
785
of
2228
CUMNOR
SP40SE
6/2 Henwood Farm, dovecote and
stable approx. 15m. NW of
farmhouse
GV II
Dovecote. Early/mid C18. Chequer brick; old tile roof with Dutch gables. Tall
one-storey, 2-window range. Flat brick arch over central doorway: flat brick
header arches over flanking windows. Interior: brick nesting boxes. Subsidiary
features: early C18 stable attached to front right corner. Brick front wall,
limestone rubble right wall, and rest of light timber framing with early C19
brick infill set on tall limestone rubble plinth; gabled C20 tile roof.
One-storey, 2-bay front has two C18 plank doors with strap hinges and one
window. Interior: timber-framed partition. Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4726802869
786
of
2228
CUMNOR
SP40NW
2/3 Lower Whitley Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Mid C17, remodelled C20. Uncoursed limestone rubble; C20 rendered
front, gabled stone slate roof; stone end stack finished in C20 brick and rear
lateral stack finished in C18 brick. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window
range. C20 door and windows. Rear: C20 porch adjoins stair-turret. C20 front
left wing. Interior: right bay has stop-chamfered beams: fine open-well
staircase with pierced splat balusters, carved newel finials and pendentives:
right bay of first floor has ribbed door set in moulded wood architrave with DEM
and 1650 carved in spandrels: fireplace in right bay of attic has plasterwork
overmantle with grotesque over strapwork. Collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SP4417405381
787
of
2228
CUMNOR
SP4504
12/4 Upper Whitley Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early/mid C17: C20 alterations. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled
C20 tile roof; end stack of stone finished in brick. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys and
attic; 3-window range. Chamfered timber lintels over C20 door and late C19 and
C20 casements: C20 roof dormers. Rendered C20 bay to right. Chamfered timber
lintels over windows and blocked door to rear. C18 service wing to rear of
limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof, and brick end stack. Interior noted
as having stop-chamfered beams and open fireplace.
Listing NGR: SP4506604692
788
of
2228
DENCHWORTH CIRCOURT ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/8 House approx. 150m. SE of
Upper Circourt Farmhouse
- II
House. C18. Rendered over limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stack. 2-unit
plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C20 door and windows. Gabled and hipped roof;
left gable end stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3759590968
789
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/9 Cross Cottage
- II
Farmhouse. Mid C18. Flemish bond red brick, limestone rubble base; old tile roof
with stone slate farwells; brick stacks. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys;
5-window range. C20 door and porch. Ground-floor segmental arches, first-floor
soldier arches over C20 windows. Raised storey band; dentilled eaves. Gabled
roof; gable end stacks. Illegible datestone set at top of left side wall.
Interior: Cased beams. Wood bressumer over open fireplace to right. Roof
survives but not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3828092108
790
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/10 The Old Post Office
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early/mid C17, remodelled in late Cl9. Roughcast over
original timber framing above colourwashed late C19 brick; similar brick to
sides and rear; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. C20 door and flanking shop windows. Timber lintels over C20 casements.
Gabled roof; left end stack. Interior: Timber -framed wall, plastered over, to
right of door. Full set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists to right and
centre rooms. Stack to left rebuilt in late C19, when original moulded bressumer
was reversed and reset. Queen-post roof with clasped purlins and wattle and daub
infill.
Listing NGR: SU3818791928
791
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/11 Village Cross Stump
25/10/51
GV II
Stump of village cross. C14/C15. Limestone stump on base.
Listing NGR: SU3814091860
792
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/12 Magpie Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Square/rectangular timber framing; no roof at time of survey; stone
stack finished in brick. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20
door and casements. Ridge stack. Interior: Plain beams and joists; exposed
timber framing; original roof destroyed by fire.
Listing NGR: SU3815191872
793
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/13 Pump on roadside approx. 15m.
SW of Magpie Cottage
GV II
Pump. Mid C19. Cast iron.
Listing NGR: SU3813691859
794
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/14 Three Roses Cottage
- II
House. Early C18, Flemish bond brick with flared headers; top of right gable
wall has herringbone brick infill to timber frame; thatched roof; brick stacks.
3-unit lobby-entry plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Segmental arches
of alternating red and flared brick over C20 door and C20 ground floor
casements; C20 casements to half-dormers. Half-hipped roof; ridge stack and left
gable end external stack. C20 brick outshut. Interior not inspected but noted as
having chamfered and stopped beams, chamfered bressumer and bread oven to
fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU3813891808
795
of
2228
In the entry for DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
1/15 (East side)
South Denchworth Farmhouse
The address shall be amended to read: HYDE ROAD
(East side)
College Farmhouse
------------------------------------
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (East side)
1/15 South Denchworth Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C18, possibly with earlier origins; late C19 bay to right.
Uncoursed limestone rubble to left, coursed limestone rubble to right of door;
Welsh slate roof; brick stack, and stone stack to rear left. L-plan. 2 storeys;
5-window range. Chamfered timber lintels over late C19 six-panelled door, with
large gabled hood over, and early/mid C19 sashes; late C19 sashes to right bay.
Gabled roof; ridge stack and gable end stack to rear left flush gabled wall. To
rear right is late C18/early C19 two-storey wing of similar materials with
outshut to left. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3820191976
796
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (West side)
1/16 Home Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18 to right bay, later C18 left bay. Flemish bond brick with
flared headers to right; uncoursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and bands
to left; old tile roof; brick stack. 2-unit, lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys;
2-window range. Segmental arches over C20 door and casements. Gabled roof; ridge
stack. C18 two-storey, one-bay block to rear right was remodelled when late C19
bay added to rear. Interior: First floor and attic not inspected but likely to
be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3815691968
797
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (West side)
1/17 Old Compton
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16/early C17, with left gabled bay of possibly
earlier range, and late C17 one-bay block to right. Roughcast over timber frame
to right; coursed limestone rubble left block; thatched roof; brick stack.
L-plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. C20 door and casements. C20
two-storey extension in similar style and materials to rear left. Interior:
Chamfered beams throughout, with chamfered bressumers over open stone
fireplaces. Square timber framing exposed in right side wall of original front
range. 2-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins to right of stack. Carved
brackets to chamfered beam in right extension.
Listing NGR: SU3813791889
798
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
SU39SE (West side)
1/18 Rose Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Roughcast, probably over original timber frame partly exposed to
rear; colourwashed limestone rubble to left side wall; thatched roof; brick
stack. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. C20 plank doors. C20
two-light casements flanked by one-light casements; C20 casements to
half-dormers. Half-hipped roof; ridge stack. C20 rear outshut. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3812091865
799
of
2228
DENCHWORTH HYDE ROAD
(East side)
SU3891 K6 Telephone Kiosk
outside The Old Post
1/182 Office
GV II
Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by
various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated
crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU3816791910
800
of
2228
DENCHWORTH
SU39SE
1/1 Church of St. James
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. Late C12, remodelled in mid/late C13, with early C14 south transept, and
late C15/early C16 north transept; refenestrated and parapet added in late
C15/early C16. Coursed and uncoursed limestone rubble; stone slate chancel and
porch roofs, and sheet metal roof. Cruciform plan with north-west tower. East
gable with C15 offset angle buttresses has early C14 three-light window; south
wall of chancel has offset buttress, C15 four-centred cavetto-moulded doorway to
C19 plank door and two C15 two-light square-headed windows; north wall of
chancel has C16 vestry and chapel, extending into nave, with offset buttresses
and early C16 two-light square-headed windows. North wall of nave has C15
one-light square-headed window. South transept has late C15/early Cib two-light
square-headed windows and adjoins mid C19 gabled porch with pointed chamfered
doorway. Stoup adjoins late C12 round-headed doorway with chamfered jambs,
moulded imposts and billetted arch; offset buttress and C15 two-light
square-headed window to left. Mid/late C13 three-light west window, flanked by
offset buttresses. Gabled roofs; nave and chancel have C15 moulded parapets.
North-west tower has offset angle buttresses, one-light slit window below string
course and C15 two-light square-headed windows with stone slate louvres, and
cavetto moulding to parapet. Interior: Chancel has mid/late C19 decorative tile
floor and piscina; wall brasses to William Hyde, d. 1557, his wife and many
children, and Oliver Hyde, d.1516, and his wife; C17 two-bay moulded tie-beam
roof; C15 chancel arch. Early C14 arch with sunk-quadrant mouldings to south
transept, which has 5 fine decorative wall tablets to the Geering family, 1690
to C18, one to Martha Frogley, d.1792, and floor tablet to Joan Geering, d.1717;
2-bay roof much restored in C19. Mid/late C13 arch on responds to north chapel,
which has C17 lean-to roof much restored in C19, late C19 screen with linenfold
panelling,and squint to chancel. Nave has Perpendicular style pulpit by A.B.
Allin, 1889, and late C19 octagonal font; C17 three-bay roof restored in C19;
stoup adjoins door.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.126-7; VCH: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.227.
Kelly's Directory, 1898. p.58.)
Listing NGR: SU3810891714
801
of
2228
In the entry for DENCHWORTH Church of St James,
1/2 headstone approx 2m SW of chancel
The address shall be amended to read: Church of St James,
headstone approx 2m SE of chancel
------------------------------------
DENCHWORTH
SU39SE
1/2 Church of St. James,
headstone approx. 2m. SW of
chancel
GV II
Headstone. Late C17. Limestone. Scrolled head over inscription panel to John
Pusey. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3811691706
802
of
2228
DENCHWORTH
SU39SE
1/3 Denchworth Manor
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as The Manor
House)
GV II*
House. Late C15/early C16, with late C18/early C17 three-bay wing to left and
later C17 bay to right. Rendered front over timber framing (exposed on left
gable wall) and right bay of coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; brick
stack to left, stone stack finished in brick to rear right. Original plan form
unclear: house remodelled as central staircase plan in late C17. Two storeys;
7-window range. C20 door; fine carved brackets to late C17 plastered shell hood.
C20 casements; label moulds and chamfered surrounds to 3-light windows right of
door; late C15/early C16 two-light stone-mullioned ogee-headed window reset in
right bay. Gabled roof; large rear lateral stack and ridge stack to left. Late
C15/early C16 four-centred moulded blocked doorway reset to rear of right bay.
To rear right is late C18 two-storey, 2-window range of coursed limestone rubble
with brick quoins and dressings, hipped old tile roof and segmental brick arches
over sashes; similar taller, gabled wing with C20 casements attached to left.
C20 brick and tile extension to left. Interior: Chamfered beams to left. Hall
and landing have large C17 moulded plaster cornices. First floor has mid C18
panelling with bolection-moulded panel over fireplace to left; front wall of
late C15/early C16 block has exposed timber framing and springing for 3-bay
chamfered arch-braced collar-truss roof, with curved windbraces. Closed
timber-framed truss and collar-truss with clasped purlins to left. Denchworth
Manor is situated within a moated manorial site close to the church.
Listing NGR: SU3824891754
803
of
2228
DENCHWORTH
SU39SE
1/4 Denchworth Manor, barn and
24/11/66 shelter sheds approx. 15m. N
(Formerly listed as
outbuildings (Manor House))
GV II
Barn. C18. C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone rubble plinth;
thatched roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. C20 doors. Half-hipped
roof. Interior: All features hidden. Subsidiary features: C18 shelter sheds to
left and right, of similar materials with C18 weatherboarding to rear walls:
L-plan, of 18 x 1 bays to left and 2 x 6 bays to right.
Listing NGR: SU3825891812
804
of
2228
DENCHWORTH
SU39SE
1/5 Denchworth Manor, Old Wool
24/11/66 Store approx. 100m. W
(Formerly listed as Old Wool
Store in grounds of Manor
House)
GV II
House. Noted as having date 1708 (Pevsner). Roughcast, limestone rubble plinth;
stone slate roof; stone roughcast stacks and inserted C20 brick stack to left.
Original plan form unclear. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Label mould
over late C19 four-centred doorway to late C19 ribbed door. C20 cross windows;
three-light on ground floor, 2-light above. Coved cornice. Hipped roof;
corbelled out rear lateral stack. Gabled dormers to sides. Interior: Chamfered
beams, most of first floor removed. C18 studded door to rear right. 4-bay
queen-post roof with curved side struts, butt purlins and wind braces.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.127).
Listing NGR: SU3817891749
805
of
2228
DENCHWORTH
SU39SE
1/6 The Fox Inn Public House
GV II
House, now public house. C17. Colourwashed; coursed and uncoursed limestone
rubble; thatched roof; stone finished in brick rear lateral stack, brick stacks.
3-unit plan remodelled in C20. Two storeys; 4-window range. C20 flat hood over
C20 door. C20 canted bay to right. Timber lintels over mid/late C19 two- and
3-light casements and one C18/early C19 three-light casement in right
first-floor bay. Gabled roof; right end and rear lateral stacks. Two-storey
range under same roof to left of front, of similar materials with brick infill
to front and C20 weatherboarding to rear. Left side wall has four late C19
two-light casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3808291770
806
of
2228
DENCHWORTH
SU39SZ
1/7 The Old Schoolhouse
(Formerly listed as School and
School house)
GV II
School and schoolhouse, now house. c.1853, by G.E. Street. Coursed and snecked
dressed limestone; old and C20 tile roof; stone stacks. Asymmetrical plan;
schoolhouse to left, school to right. Gothic Revival Style. One storey and attic
schoolhouse; one storey school; 4-window range. Asymmetrical elevation has
recessed left bay and gabled wall with schoolhouse entrance built flush to side
wall of school. 2 pointed chamfered doorways with inserted C20 windows.
Schoolhouse has shallow pointed tympanum arches over 3-light leaded first-floor
casement and C20 ground-floor casements. School has lateral external stack
flanked by 2-light chamfered stone-mullioned windows with small panes. Cusped
rafters exposed at eaves. Gabled roof; gable end and lateral stacks. 3-light
leaded casement in left gable wall and pointed chamfered arch over plank door
with original fittings in left side wall of left gable.
Listing NGR: SU3808191707
807
of
2228
DRAYTON ABINGDON ROAD
SU4794 (East side)
Sutton Wick
5/11 Milestone at SU 4791 9487
- II
Milestone. Probably late C18. Stone. Triangular. Inscribed "Ilsley 9" to oval
panel on North face, inscribed "Abingdon 2" to oval panel on South side.
Listing NGR: SU4791094870
808
of
2228
DRAYTON CHURCH LANE
SU4894 (East side)
6/12 Church of Saint Peter
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. Circa 1200 origins; C13. navel C15 north aisle and west tower; chancel
arch c.1855, and arch to tower; chancel and south transept restored, with some
rebuilding, c.1855; south porch restored c.1879 by E. Dolby of Abingdon; church
restored after fire of 1959. Stone uncoursed rubble; stone ashlar to end of
south transept; coursed squared stone to chancel; copper sheet roof to nave;
lead roof to south transept, and to north aisle; old plain-tile roof to chancel.
6-bay nave, 2-bay chancel, north aisle, south transept and west tower. 2-centred
archway on octagonal half-columns to porch at centre of nave. Stone benches to
interior and C19 roof. 2-centre arched doorway with hood mould and 2-centre
arched 6-panel door (dated 1700 to panels). C19 Perpendicular style windows to
nave. C20 Perpendicular tracery window to end of transept. Lancets to sides of
transept, Round-arched doorway with plank door to centre of chancel. C19 paired
lancets to left and right, with hood moulds. Triple lancet window to east end of
chancel. C19 Perpendicular tracery window to east end of north aisle. 3-liqht
Perpendicular windows to north aisle, with some C19 restoration. West end of
north aisle has 2-light stone mullion window with cusped lights and hood mould,
Tower has 4-centred arched doorway to west side with quatrefoil spandrels and
plank door. 3-light Perpendicular tracery. Window with 2-centre arched head
above. 2-light stone mullioned louvred opening with cusped lights to each side
of top of tower. South face has stair turret to right with slit windows.
Battlemented parapet to tower. Interior: 2-bay arch-braced collar truss roof to
chancel with cusped struts rising from collar, and having cusped wind braces,
C19 piscina and sedillia to right of altar. C19 choirstalls, C15 lancet into
vestry. 2 centred segmental arch to organ bay. C19 two-centred chancel arch of
curved corbels. Perpendicular roof to south transept with wood tracery above
collar, on stone corbels carved with winged angels. C15 alabaster reredos.
2-centred transept arch on carved stone corbels. Lean-to roof to north aisle.
Perpendicular north arcade of 4 four-centred arches on shafts of
four-shafts-and-four-hallows section. C20 six-bay king-post roof to nave. C17
wood hexagonal pulpit to right of chancel arch. Romanesque stone barrel font.
Some C15 pews.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: pl30, l975)
Listing NGR: SU4804994140
809
of
2228
DRAYT0N CHURCH LANE
SU4894 (East side)
6/13 Churchyard cross approx. 3m S
of South Transept of Church of
St. Peter
GV 11
Churchyard Cross, C15 base and shaft on early C20 plinths, having early C20 cross
to top of shaft. Stone. Shaped stone plinth on C20 stops. Diagonally-set
octagonal shaft having C20 cross to top. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4805894131
810
of
2228
DRAYT0N CHURCH LANE
SU4794, SU4894 (West side)
5/14, 6/14 No.3 (01denholme)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No. 3)
- II
House. C16, with later alterations. Red brick to left, probably refacing earlier
structure. Stone coursed rubble plinth to right; red brick to ground floor
right; small timber-framing to first floor right with brick infill; old
plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stacks to centre, and to right of
centre. 2-storey, 4-window range. 6-panel door-to left with flat hood on
richly-carved wood brackets. Irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4800194248
811
of
2228
DRAYTON GRAVEL LANE
SU4794 (North side)
5/15 No.1 and attached barn and
outbuilding
GV II
Farmhouse. C16 with probably C17 cross-wing to left, having C18 alterations. Red
brick with random flared headers; complex old plain-tile roof; stone end stack
to right, stone end stack to end of cross-wing with 2 diagonally-set brick
flues; brick end stack to left. Single unit plan with cross-wing to left. Single
storey and attic; 2-window range with single storey and attic cross-wing to
left, all at right-angles to lane. Glazed C20 door to right. Irregular
fenestration of C19 casements. Interior not inspected. Attached barn to right.
Probably C17. Timber-framing with weatherboarding; corrugated iron roof. 3 bay
range. Door-way to left, Attached outbuilding to right. Probably C17.
Timber-framing with weathbrboardingj corrugated iron roof. 3-bay range,
Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4772094222
812
of
2228
DRAYTON HENLEY'S LANE
SU4794, SU4894 (North side)
5/16, 6/16 No.35 (Lime Close)
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.33
(Lime Close)
GV II
House. C17, of various dates, early C18 cross-wing to rear left, C19 and C20
alterations. Roughcast plinth; small timber-framing with roughcast infill to
left and centre; roughcast to right, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile
complex roof; various brick stacks, including, ridge stacks to centre and to
right of centre. U-shaped plan, possibly originally hall house with later
lobby-entry addition. Main front to garden; 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range.
C18 two-panel door to centre with C20 lean-to hood. Irregular fenestration of
wood mullion and transom windows, except Ipswich window to first floor left of
centre with wood cornice having pulvinated frieze. 2 cross-gables to left with
banded fish-scale tile-hanging. Left return: roughcast to right, with fragments
of small timber-framing visible; painted brick to left. 2-storey-and-attic;
2-bay range to right; 2-storey-and-attic; 3-window range to left, Sash door to
centre of right range. Right range has irregular fenestration of casements, Wood
cross-windows to left range, those to ground floor have segmental brick heads
Flat brick band between ground and first floors, to left range, and brick dentil
course to eaves. 3 gabled dormers. Rear: red brick to ground floor centre;
roughcast, probably on timber-framing to first floor central stone uncoursed
rubble to ground floor of cross-wing to left; roughcast, probably on brick to
first floor; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond to cross-wing at
right. Irregular fenestration of wood mullion windows, except wood cross-windows
to ground floor of cross-wing to right, and Ipswich window to first floor right
of centre. Interior: late C18 dogleg staircase to left; C20 open well staircase
to right. Queen-post roof to main range. Some C18 fielded panelling to some
rooms.
Listing NGR: SU4799694424
813
of
2228
DRAYTON HENLEYS LANE
SU4794 (North side)
5/17 No.31 (old Lodge)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as The Old
Lodge, No.31)
GV II
House. Early C17. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof;
brick end stack right to right, and end stack to cross-wing at left. 2-storey,
single-bay main range with 2-storey, 3-bay cross-wing to left, 6-panel
part-glazed door to single storey and attic addition to right. 16-pane unhorned
sashes to ground and first floor right. 2-light casement to ground floor, end of
cross-wing. Left return: 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor. interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4796294477
814
of
2228
DRAYTON HENLEYS LANE
SU4794 (North side)
5/18 No 15
GV II
House. Cl7, encased C19. Red brick; thatch roof, half-hipped to left, with some
areas of old plain-tile; brick ridge stack to centre, end stack to right. Single
storey and attic; 3-bay range. Stable door to right of centre with C20 gabled
open porch. 3-light casements to ground floor left, left of centre, and to
right. Gabled full dormers to left of centre, and to right, with 3-light
casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4786694447
815
of
2228
DRAYTON HENLEYS LANE
SU4794 (South side)
5/19 No.38
GV II
House. Mid C17, with late Cl9 alterations, and addition to rear. Stone coursed
rubble to ground floor; small timber-framing with arched bracing and roughcast
infill to first floor; old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to
centre. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range at right-angles to lane. Plank door
to right. 2-light casements to all openings. C19 gabled full dormer to left. C17
wood angled-oriel window to first floor of left return, having gabled roof,
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4791494440
816
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894 (North side)
6/20 No.69
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Cottage
No.69)
GV II
House. Probably early C15. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth to left and right:
small timber-framing to left with brick infill; small timber-framing to right
with rendered infill; brick to centre; thatch roof, half-hipped to left; brick
ridge stack to left of centre. L-shaped plan, having cross-wing to left rear.
Single storey and attic; 4-bay front range. C20 four-panel part-glazed door to
left of centre. 20-pane unhorned sash to centre. Three C20 two-light casements
to left. 6-pane window to right. Swept dormer with 2-light casement to left of
centre. Swept dormer with 3-light casement to centre. Cruck truss to left
return. Right return weatherboarded. Interior not inspected but notes as being
of cruck construction.
Listing NGR: SU4819194125
817
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4794 (North side)
5/21 No.3 (The Old Pound)
GV II
House. Early C18, probably incorporating some earlier structure. Coursed squared
stone plinths; red brick with grey brick dressings; old plain-tile roof, with
some C20 plain-tile patching; brick lateral stack to rear, ridge stack to left
of centre; massive brick lateral stack to left with some stone rubble to base,
2-storey, 4-window range. 6-panel door to right of centre with fiat hood on wood
panelled strips. 2-light casements with segmental brick heads to ground floor.
Flat grey brick band between ground and first floors. 2-light casements to first
floor. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4775394122
818
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894 (South side)
6/22 The Manor House
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.66 (The
Manor House)
GV II*
Manor house. Probably mid C15 main range with early C20 front, having early C18
addition to left. Ashlar stone plinth; red brick with ashlar stone dressings;
old plain-tile roof, massive stone lateral stacks to rear with brick flues;
brick ridge stack to right of centre. Probably originally hall house with
floored hall. 2-storey, 6-window range. 6-panel doors to left and right of
centre having stone surrounds and flat stone hoods on stone brackets. 2-storey
angled bays to left and right, having 4-pane horned sashes, that to left has
French windows to ground floor. 4-pane horned sashes to ground and first floor
centre. Flat stone band between ground and first floors. Stone cornice, to base
of plain brick parapet to eaves. Rear: re-faced in C20 brick. Early C18 addition
to left: red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond to plinth; grey brick
with red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof, brick end stack to left,
2-storey, 3-window range. Double-leaf 6-panel door to right with wood fluted
Corinthian pilaster surround, on stone base, supporting segmental open pediment
having bracket to tympanum. 4-pane horned sashes to ground floor with cambered
rubbed-brick heads, Flat brick band between ground and first floors, 4-pane
horned sashes to first floor. Coved plaster eaves, Interior: early C18 dog-leg
staircase with baluster balustrade and fielded panelling to dado to right of
early C18 addition. C20 staircase to right of centre of main range. Queen-post
roof construction with no visible smoke-blackening. C15 stone fireplace surround
of 4-centred arch with quatrefoil panels above to ground floor left of centre.
Early C18 stone fireplaces with stone panelled reveals to some ground and first
floor rooms. Early C18 fielded panelling to ground and first floors of early C18
addition. Partition wall between sitting room to left and hall way to left of
centre of timber-framing, having C15 wood 4-centre arched doorway to right,
probably part of former screens passage.
Listing NGR: SU4823094063
819
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894
6/23 (South side)
Barn approx. 35m WSW of The
Manor House
GV II
Barn Probably early C18. Uncoursed stone rubble plinth with brick dressings;
weatherboarding on timber-framing; corrugated-iron sheet roof; old plain-tile
roof to midstrey. Probably 7-bay barn, Hipped midstrey to right of centre with
double doors. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4818194043
820
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894 (South side)
6/24 Barn approx. 55m NW of The
Manor House
GV II
Barn, part now converted to squash court, Probably early C18 with later
alterations. Uncoursed stone rubble plinth; close-studded timber-framing with
weatherboardinq; thatch roof, 5-bay barn, Plank: door to centre. Four C20
casements to right. Five C2O casements to left. Interior: queen-strut roof with
2 rows of purlins.
Listing NGR: SU4816694087
821
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894 (South side)
6/25 Forecourt walls approx. 20m N
09/02/66 of The Manor House, with
central gates and gatepiers
(Formerly listed as walls of
garden (of the Manor House) to
wood with gatepiers and gates)
GV II
Walls, gatepiers and gates. Probably early C18, Coursed stone walls forming
forecourt to the Manor House (q. v.) with ashlar stone square gatepiers to centre
with stone ball finials and wrought-iron gates.
Listing NGR: SU4824894094
822
of
2228
DRAYT0N HIGHH STREET
SU4894 (South side)
6/26 Summerhouse approx. 15m N of
The Manor House
GV II
Summerhouse. Probably late C18. Cob; flat copper roof. Octagonal plan. 3 sides
open with wood piers. Wood bench to 5 sides having sloping back formed by batter
of cob.
Listing NGR: SU4822694087
823
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894 (South side)
6/27 Nos. 56 and 58
- II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Probably mid C18, Grey brick with red brick
dressings; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of
centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. C19 panelled door to left of centre with
segmental brick head. 3-light casements with segmental brick heads to ground
floor, those to left and centre having flanking shutter recesses. Flush grey
brick-band between ground and first floor. 3-light casements to first floor with
segmental brick heads. Dentil brick course to eaves. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4809494065
824
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4894 (South side)
6/28 No.44
GV II
House. Mid C17, with early Cl9 addition to right. Roughcast probably on brick to
ground floor; small timber-framing with painted brick infill to first floor:
painted brick to ground and first floors right; old plain-tile roof, hall-hipped
to right; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to centre, ridge stack to right
of centre. 2-storey-and-attic; 2-window range with 2-storey, single-bay addition
to right. Ribbed door to centre, Irregular fenestration of C19 casements.
Tile-hung cross-gable to centre with Cl9 wood 2-light mullion window. Interior:
straight flight staircase with winders to ground floor centre, rising to first
floor, Queen-post roof with later alterations, possibly dating from the Drayton
fire of c.1770. Most fireplaces blocked with later fire surrounds.
Listing NGR: SU4803294058
825
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4794 (South side)
5/29 No.30 (Magpie Cottage)
- II
House. Early C18. Painted uncoursed stone rubble plinth; painted brick; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to
centre with segmental brick head. 2-light casement to left with segmental brick
head having keystone. 3-light casement to right with segmental brick head. Fiat
brick band between ground and first floors. 2-light casements to first floor.
Painted uncoursed stone rubble to right return. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4790394074
826
of
2228
DRAYT0N HIGH STREET
SU4794 (South side)
5/30 No.24
GV II
Farmhouse, now house, Early C19 front range, with probably C18 rear range, Red
brick; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick internal stacks to rear. 2-stormy,
3-window range at right-angles to street. 4-panel part-glazed door to centre
with overlight. Square flat-roofed open porch on thin Doric columns, 16-pane
unhorned sashes to left and right with flat brick arches. 12-pane unhorned sash
to first floor centre. 16-pane unhorned sashes to first floor left and right.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4779694083
827
of
2228
DRAYTON HIGH STREET
SU4794
5/31 (South side)
No.20 (Pond House)
GV II
House. C18. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; red brick with flared headers in
Flemish bond: old plain-tile roof; brick end slacks. Single storey and attic:
2-window range. 4-panel part-glazed door to centre with early open porch.
3-light casements with painted segmental brick heads to left and right. Flat
brick band below eaves. 2 gabled dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4772494084
828
of
2228
HIGH STREET
SU4894
1710-0/6/10002 (North side)
Water Stand-pipe
GV II
Water stand-pipe. Circa late C19. Cast-iron. In the form of a squat fluted column
with a
moulded base and capital and a dome-shaped fluted cap with a finial. On the front of
the
column is a small spout and a bucket-stand underneath.
Listing NGR: SU4819994100
829
of
2228
DRAYTON STONEHILL LANE
SU49NE (North side)
1/32 Stonehill House and attached
outbuildings
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Dated 1737 in plasterwork of attic bedroom; probably late
C18 encasement; early C20 alterations and additions. Red brick with random
flared headers, in Flemish bond; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stacks
to left and right returns of main range. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window original
range, with early C20 2-storey, 2-bay addition to left. 6-panel door to centre
of original range with decorative fan-light and pediment-gabled hood on moulded
brackets, Early C20 two-light wood mullion and transom windows to all openings,
those to ground floor with segmental brick heads. Brick dentil course to eaves.
2 hipped full dormers with 2-light casements. Interior: dog-leg staircase with
landings from ground floor to attic, at rear centre, tiff panelled doors with C18
hinges to most rooms. Attached outbuilding, part former stables, now garages.
C17, encased C18, altered C19 and C20. Brick; old plain tile roofs of various
heights; wood ventilation cowl to left, Single-storey, 9-bay range. Irregular
fenestration. included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4866695571
830
of
2228
DRAYTON STONEHILL LANE
SU49NE (North side)
1/33 Two barns approx. 30m SW of
Stonehill House
GV II
Barn. Probably late C17 with later alterations, Coursed stone rubble; old
plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left. 5-bay aisled barn. Hipped midstrey to
centre, and opposed hipped midstray to rear (doors missing). Interior:
queen-strut roof Probably mid C18 barn attached at right-angles to right by
midstrey bay. Brick; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 7-bay aisled barn with
midstrey bay at right-angles to left. Hipped midstrey to right of centre, and
opposing midstrey to rear (doors missing); plank doors to midstrey bay at left,
hipped midstrey opposing to rear, having plank doors. Blocked ventilation slits.
C20 windows to right. Interior: queen-strut roof.
Listing NGR: SU4862295529
831
of
2228
DRAYTON SUTTON WICK LANE
SU4894 (East side)
Sutton Wick
6/34 No.53. (Haywards Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Probably late C17. Roughcast, probably on brick; old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack in centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey,
4-window range. Panelled door to centre with C20 roughcast porch with gabled
roof, Regular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4810694443
832
of
2228
DRAYTON SUTTON WICK LANE
SU4794
(west side)
Sutton Wick
5/35 No. 15 (The Cottage)
II
The entry shill be amended to read:
SU4794 DRAYTON SUTTON WICK LANE
(west side)
Sutton Wick
5/35 No. 16 (The Cottage)
II
------------------------------------
DRAYTON SUTTON WICK LANE
SU4794 (West side)
Sutton Wick
5/35 No.15 (The Cottage)
- II
House. Mid C18 main range, with probably C17 subsidiary wing to left. Painted
brick; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window
range. C20 glazed double doors to right. 2-light casements to all openings,
those to ground floor have segmental brick heads. Flat brick band between ground
and first floors. Brick dentil course to eaves. Gabled full dormer to centre
and right with 2-light casements. Subsidiary wing to left; painted brick; old
plain-tile roof, half hipped to left. Single storey and attic; 2-bay range,
irregular fenestration. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4797294808
833
of
2228
DRAYTON SUTTON WICK LANE
SU4794 (West side)
Sutton Wick
5/36 Sutton Wick House and attached
09/02/66 front forecourt walls and
gateway
(Formerly listed as Sutton
Wick House)
GV II
House. Dated 1712 to datestone at first floor left of centre. Coursed squared
stone plinth; coursed squared stone; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2
storeys and attic 5-window range. 4-panel door to centre with overlight and
flat hood on brackets. 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings, except 9-pane
unhorned sash to first floor centre; those to ground floor have flat stone
arches with keystones. Flat stone band between ground and first floors, Coved
eaves, Hipped full dormer to centre with 2-light casement. Sloping roof-lights
to left and right of centre. Interior not inspected. Attached stone walls to
front form forecourt with wrought-iron gateway opposing the front door.
Listing NGR: SU4797494734
834
of
2228
SUTTON WICK LANE
SU4894
1710-0/5/10003 Water Stand-pipe
GV II
Water stand-pipe. Circa late C19. Cast-iron. In the form of a squat fluted column
with a
moulded base and capital and a dome-shaped fluted cap with a finial. On the front of
the
column is a small spout and a bucket-stand underneath.
Listing NGR: SU4799094825
835
of
2228
DRAYTON THE GREEN
SU4794 (North side)
5/37 No.12 (Manor Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C19, with later additions to rear. Red brick; slate hipped
roof; brick internal stacks to rear. 2-storey, 3-window range. Sash door to
centre with overlight, moulded wood surround, and flat hood on brackets. 12-pane
unhorned sashes to left and right with stone flat arches having keystones. Stone
sill band to first floor. 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor with stone flat
arches having keystones. interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4768194073
836
of
2228
DRAYTON THE GREEN
SU4794 (South side)
5/38 No. 15 and attached stable
09/02/66 block
(Formerly listed as No.15 The
Green (Gothic House including
adjoining stable block and
Gravel Lane)
GV II
House Early C19. Red brick; slate hipped roof: various brick stacks. 2-storey
4-window range. C19 ribbed door to 2-centre arched door way at right of centre.
Cl9 wood trellis porch. 16-pane unhorned sashes with intersecting tracery
2-centre arched heads to all openings except 2-light casement to first flour
left. interior not inspected. Attached stable-block forms cross-wing to left.
C19. Render, probably on uncoursed stone rubble; old plain-tile roof, 2-storey,
2-bay range. Plank door to ground floor right. 5-light casement to first floor
left. Painting of St. George and the Dragon to gable end to left. Interior not
Inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4762994063
837
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW CHALLDW ROAD
SU38NE (South side)
2/22 Milestone at SP 3819 8795
- II
Milestone. Limestone painted white with black lettering. Inscribed Faringdon/
8/ Wantage / 1.
Listing NGR: SU3819087950
838
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW FARINGDON ROAD
SU38NE (East side)
2/20 Hill Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1820. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; Welsh slate roof;
brick stacks. U-plan. Regency style. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Doric porch to
panelled door, Gauged brick segmental arches over tripartite sashes to left,
sash over porch, mid C19 two-storey canted bay windows with horned sashes.
Bracketed eaves. Hipped roof; lateral and gable end stacks. Doric porch to left
side wall. Rear wall has central outshut flanked by gabled wings, one with bowed
end, in similar style with sashes. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3632989955
839
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW FARINGDON ROAD
SU38NE (East side)
2/21 Stable and coach house approx.
lOm. W of Hill Farmhouse
GV II
Stable and coach house. c.1820-30, Coursed limestone rubble, red brick quoins
and dressings; Welsh slate roof. One storey; 3-bay range. Central bay brought
forward and pedimented with square brick finial and pointed and keyed blind
arches to each bay, with bull's eye over central arch. Hipped roof. Rear
elevation and interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3632889896
840
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (East side)
2/23 Challow Industries
- II
Factory, now offices. Dated 1840 on central parapet. Ashlar Bath limestone;
Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys; 9-window range. Central entrance bay brought
forward and carried up to parapet with heavy dentilled cornice and ball finial;
keyed round-arch with impost blocks to partially blocked entry with C20 door;
stone lintels over 2 blocked doorways flanking central bay. Stone lintels over
sashes with half-H aprons on ground floor and reversed half-H aprons on first
floor. Hipped roof. Rear elevation has segmental pediment over central bay; sash
windows except 3 leaded casements in ground-floor round-headed windows. Interior
not inspected. Was factory of Nalder and Nalder, agricultural engineers.
(Kathleen Philip, Victorian Wantage, 1968, p.82; Public Records Office 1R29/2/34
(Tithe Map))
Listing NGR: SU3803888377
841
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (East side)
2/24 Church of St. Nicholas
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. Mid/late C13, restored and west front rebuilt 1858; south tower rebuilt
1884. Uncoursed limestone rubble, partly rendered to north and repointed;
limestone ashlar quoins and dressings; stone slate roof. Nave and chancel with
south aisle. Mid C19 three-light east window with Kentish tracery; north side of
chancel has late C13 two-light window with mid C19 cusped heads and C15
two-light square-headed window; south side of chancel has mid C19 two-light
window in late C13 style. South vestry, aisle, and late C19 two-storey tower to
west with crenellated parapet, have one-light windows with cusped heads and
buttresses. Mid C19 clerestorey windows. North side of nave has similar mid C19
one-light window, late C15/early C16 three-light arch-headed window, C13
one-light window, mid C19 two-light window to west and offset buttresses. West
gable has mid C19 three-light French Gothic window over pointed moulded doorway
to plank door with decorative iron hinges, and C13 stoup to south. Moulded
kneelers to gabled roof. Interior: Chancel has aid C19 roof, late C13 pointed
moulded blocked doorway to vestry. Late C13 double-chamfered chancel arch on
engaged columns with bell capitals; 3-bay oak screen of 1905 with traceried
heads. Nave has mid C19 roof and mid C19 pulpit and tester, C13 circular font
and late C13 three-bay south arcade with double-chamfered arches and additional
mid C19 west bay. South aisle has mid C19 roof and arches to east and west.
Stained glass: Late C19 and C20; C15 stained glass in late C15/early C16 window
in north wall of nave.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p,131; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.226).
Listing NGR: SU3807888253
842
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (East side)
2/25 Barn approx. 15m. E of Park
Farmhouse (not included)
- II
Barn. Late C18. English bond brick with diamond ventilation holes; C20 tile
roof. 5-bay, central threshing floor. Flat brick arch over C18 plank doors with
strap hinges set in heavy pegged frame. Half-hipped roof. Interior: Tie beams
braced to posts set in rear wall. 5-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3813988181
843
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/26 Wise's Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C16/early C17, remodelled and extended to rear in mid C18.
Originally timber-framed. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; stone slate
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; original 3- extended to 4-window range in
C20. C20 door and pedimented surround. C20 casements. Cambered arches flank
door; segmental arches above and to inserted first-floor window right of door.
Dentilled eaves. C20 dormer. Roof is gabled with gable end stack to right,
hipped with lateral stack to left. 3-storey stair-turret with hipped roof to
rear. Similar 3-window range with gabled roof and ridge stack to rear left.
Interior: Full set of late C16/early C17 chamfered and stopped beams and joists
to right, with timber-framed walls and plain beams and joists to left.
Common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU3791588375
844
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/27 Challow House Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1790. Flared Flemish bond and header bond brick with red
brick quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2
storeys; 3-window range. Broken pediment with unusual Doric pilasters to
6-panelled door with fanlight. Gauged brick flat arches over sashes. Red brick
flush storey band and dog-tooth eaves. Hipped roof; end stacks. Similar 2-window
range right side wall has round-headed mid C19 sash inserted to lower rear
window. Rear wall has segmental header arches over two 3-light leaded casements
and one 2-light leaded cross window to stair-light. Interior. Straight-flight
stairs. First floor has late 818 fireplaces with mid C19 grates. Attic has
slatted partition and door with lock to original granary.
Listing NGR: SU3796488323
845
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/28 Bridge House
- II
House. C17, remodelled late C18. Originally timber-framed. Colourwashed Flemish
bond brick; old tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Carved brackets to flat hood over C20 door. Segmental header arches over C20
three-light casements and 2-light casement over door. Half-hipped and gabled
roof; gable end stack to right. Late C19 outshut to rear, C20 shop extension to
left. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beam and timber-framed walls to right.
Chamfered beam with unusual cyma stop to left.
Listing NGR: SU3802788304
846
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/29 Manor House Farmhouse and
attached wall
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; concrete tile
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Segmental header arches
over early C19 six-panelled (4 glazed) door and cavetto-moulded brick eaves.
Roof is half-hipped to left, hipped to right; ridge stack. Similar 3-window
range with gable end stack to rear right has similar 2-bay extension: outshut to
left side wall of rear wing has segmental arch over C18 ribbed door. Interior:
C19 panelled and C18 ribbed doors. Timber framed partition between front 2-unit
range and rear wing. Subsidiary features: wall of Flemish bond brick with flared
headers and limestone ashlar coping encloses part of front garden to right.
Listing NGR: SU3800088278
847
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/30 Barn approx. 30m. W of Manor
House Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Early C18. C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on brick plinth; C20
interlocking tile roof. 6-bay plan with rear aisle, originally with 2 threshing
floors. C18 strap hinges to double plank doors on left. Gabled roof. Interior:
Posts braced to wall plates and tie beams. 6-bay collar-truss roof with side
struts and clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3796588266
848
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/31 Pump and trough
GV II
Pump and trough. Mid C19. Cast iron pump with limestone trough beneath.
Listing NGR: SU3804488242
849
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW MAIN STREET
SU38NE (West side)
2/32 The Old Schoolhouse
GV II
School and schoolhouse, now house. 1855-6, by G.E. Street. Coursed and dressed
limestone rubble; old tile roof; stone stacks. Rectangular plan, former school
to right. Gothic Revival style. One storey and attic; 7-bay range. Central
gabled wall flanked by pointed chamfered doorway to plank door on right, and
flat-roofed porch to left with similar doorway and flanking one-light windows.
Chamfered stone-mullioned, and mullioned and transomed windows. Gabled roof;
offset lateral stack to right of front, and rear gable end stack. Right gable
wall has 3-light C13 style window with cusped heads over pointed chamfered
doorway. One-light windows to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3802288106
850
of
2228
EAST CHALLOW
SU38NE
2/19 Milestone at SU 3845 8765
II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone, painted white with black lettering. Inscribed
Wantage/ 1 / Lambourne/ 8 / Shrivenham / 10.
Listing NGR: SU3845087650
851
of
2228
The following buildings shall be included:
EAST CHALLOW K6 Telephone Kiosk
outside Sub Post Office
SU 38 NE (Tel No 023 572452)
2/194
GV II
Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by
various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated
crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU3803188282
852
of
2228
EAST HANNEY A338
SU49SW (East side)
4/18 Pound Croft House
II
House. C17, with later alterations. Roughcast, probably on brick with painted
quoined dressings; stone slate roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2 storeys and
attic; 4-window range. C19 ribbed and studded part-glazed door to left of centre
with flat hood on brackets. 3-light casements with hood moulds to all openings,
except 2-light casement with hood mould to first floor left of centre. Gabled
dormer to left of centre. Roof catslides to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4202793097
853
of
2228
EAST HANNEY A338
SU49SW (East side)
4/19 Milestone at SU 4152 9217
II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Painted stone. Square. Inscribed "Oxford 11,
Wantage 3".
Listing NGR: SU4152092170
854
of
2228
EAST HANNEY A338
SU49SW (West side)
4/20 Milestone at SU 4230 9357
II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Painted stone. Square. Inscribed "Oxford 10,
Wantage 4".
Listing NGR: SU4230093570
855
of
2228
EAST HANNEY
1708/0/10003 BERRY LANE
08-JAN-02 (Northeast side)
Nightingale Cottage
II
Cottage, C18 with early-C19 re-work and addition. Brick walls with low thatched
roof. Wooden casements. Tile roof to one-room addition.
PLAN: One-and-one-half storey. Central entrance to longitudinal passage. Two main
rooms to each floor in original house, and small one-room addition from early-C19 to
north. Central stack.
ELEVATION: Main elevation to west: Central entrance with segmental-headed doorway
with plank door, flanked by segmental-headed windows (triple to north and single to
south) and an early-C19, triple round-headed window. First floor with symmetrical
pair of sashes in eyebrow dormers. One-room addition with pair of casements under
hipped roof.
INTERIOR: Chamfered spine beam. Early-C19 fitted cupboards. Brick floor.
856
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (East side)
12/21 Grange Farmhouse
24/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C18 front, probably to C17 structure, with C19
alterations. Lined render, probably on brick; old plain-tile roof; C20
plain-tile roof to cross-wing to right; brick ridge stacks to centre, and to
cross-wing, end stack to left. 2-storey, 3-window range with cross-wing to
right. 6-panel door to centre with reeded wood surround and flat hood on
brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all openings, except 12-pane unhorned
sashes to end of cross-wing. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4193993272
857
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (East side)
12/22 Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Probably mid C17, with C19 alterations. Roughcast,
probably on stone rubble; C19 plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick end
stack: to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 5-window range. 6-panel
part-glazed door to left of centre with C19 trellis-work porch. Regular
fenestration, mostly of 3-light wood casements with plain rendered surrounds.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4193293190
858
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (East side)
12/23 Stable approx. 10m NE of Manor
Farmhouse
GV II
Stable. Probably mid C18, with some C19 rebuilding. Coursed stone rubble plinth;
brick, old plain-tile roof. Single-storey, 3-bay range. Plank door to centre
with wood lintel. Openings to left and right with segmental brick heads. C20
window to left return. Interior: Fragmentary remains of feeding rack. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4194793200
859
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (East side)
12/24 Nos.1 and 2 The Green
GV II
Two houses. Probably mid C17. Rendered plinth; small timber-framing with painted
brick and rendered infill; thatch roof; old plain-tile roofs to left and right
ends; brick end stacks, ridge stacks to left and right of centre. Single storey
and attic; 6-window range. Plank doors to left and right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. 4 swept dormers to central range. Gabled dormers to
left and right ends. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4193293115
860
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (East side)
12/25 Cruck Cottage
GV II
Cottage. C16, with C19 alterations. Coursed stone rubble; thatch roof,
half-hipped to right, with old plain-tile area to left; brick ridge stack to
left of centre. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. 2 plank doors to left
of centre. 3-light wood casements to left and centre. 2-light wood casement to
right. C19 gabled dormers to left and centre with old plain-tile roofs. Left
return; base-cruck frame to wall. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4194293083
861
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (West side)
12/26 The Grange and attached
24/11/66 railings.
(Formerly listed as The
Grange)
GV II
House. C17, encased C18. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; C20
plain-tile roof, half-hipped and with catslide to right; brick ridge stacks to
centre and to right of centre. 2-storey, 2-window central range with cross-wing
of 2 storeys and attic to left and single bay to right with catslide to ground
floor. 6-panel door to centre with pediment-gabled hood. 3-light casements with
leaded lights and segmental brick heads to central range. 3-light casement with
leaded lights to right. Blind panels with segmental brick heads to ground floor
end of cross-wing. 2-light casements with leaded lights and segmental brick
heads to right return of cross-wing, and to left return of catslide portion to
right. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. 2-light casements to
first floor and attic of cross-wing. Rear: lined render, probably on stone
rubble. Right return: gable end and lean-to have stone slate tiles. Interior:
C18 half-domed niche to ground floor centre rood with pilastered surround,
shaped shelves, and cupboard under. Early C19 cast-iron railings and central
gate with spear finials form entrance court.
Listing NGR: SU4190793274
862
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (West side)
12/27 Barn and cart shed approx. 2m
NW of The Grange
6V II
Barn. Probably late C17, with later alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth;
large timber-framing with weatherboarding; C20 plain-tile roof. 4-bay barn.
Garage door to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of C19 windows. Rear, to
garden; right portion converted to dwelling in C19. Interior: queen past roof,
with some wind-braces. Cart shed to right: large timber-framing with
weatherboarding; thatch roof, hipped to right. Openings to rear.
Listing NGR: SU4189193288
863
of
2228
EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET
SU4193 (West side)
12/28 King's Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C17, with C19 addition to right, and C20 addition to rear.
Painted brick; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to
right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 plank door to gabled porch at
left of centre. 3-light casements to ground and first floors left and centre.
2-light casement to ground floor right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4188193160
864
of
2228
EAST HANNEY HALLS LANE
SU4193 (North side)
12/30 Barn approx. 5m W of Varlins
(not included)
GV II
Barn. Probably C17. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; weatherboarding, probably on
timber-framing; thatch roof. 6-bay barn. Plank double doors to right of centre.
Irregular fenestration of C19 windows. Interior not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU4189793303
865
of
2228
EAST HANNEY HALLS LANE
SU4193 (North side)
12/31 Philberd's Manor
24/11/66
GV II
House. Mid C18, with early C20 alterations and additions. Red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile double-depth roof; various brick stacks.
Double-depth plan. 2-storey, 4-window range with cross-wing to left. 6-panel
door to left of centre with flat hood on brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to
all openings. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4171393296
866
of
2228
EAST HANNEY HALLS LANE
SU4193 (North side)
12/32 Barn approx. 25m E of
Philberd's Manor
GV II
Barn. Probably mid C18. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old
plain-tile hipped roof. 5-bay aisled barn. Gabled midstrey to centre with double
plank doors and having dovecote to gable. Ventilation slits to left and right.
Interior: double queen-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU4176293304
867
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET
SU4192 (East side)
14/34 Chapel Cottage
GV II
House. Probably mid C17, with C20 addition to left. Rendered plinth; small
timber-framing with rendered infill; render, probably on brick, to left; thatch
roof, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack: to left of centre. Single storey
and attic; 3-window range. Plank door to right of centre. Irregular fenestration
of C20 wood casements. 3 swept dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4167592829
868
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET
SU4192 (West side)
14/35 Sunnybank
GV II
House. C17 house, with C16 cross-wing. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; roughcast,
probably on timber-framing to main block; small timber-framing with roughcast
infill to cross-wing; thatch half-hipped roof to main block; fish-scale tile
roof to cross-wing with plain-tile edging; stone rubble ridge stack to centre of
main block; brick ridge stack to cross-wing. 2-unit lobby entry plan with
cross-wing. Single storey and attic; 2-window main block range with door to
centre of main block with flat hood. C20 glazed door to left return of
cross-wing. Irregular fenestration of casements. 2 swept dormers to main block.
Attic gable end of cross-wing is jettied. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4165992854
869
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET
SU4192 (West side)
14/36 Lilac Cottage
II
House. Probably early C18. Coursed stone rubble plinth; red brick, with some
timber-framing; thatch roof, half-hipped to left, hipped to right; brick ridge
stack to centre. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 two-light
casements to ground floor. 3 gabled dormers with old plain-tile roofs and
surrounds. C20 door to right return. Rear: timber-framed with rendered infill.
Interior: queen-post roof; chamfered spine beams and open fireplaces to ground
floor.
Listing NGR: SU4162592810
870
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET
SU4192 (West side)
14/37 The Cottage
II
House. Probably late C17. Large timber-framing with painted brick infill; thatch
roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and
attic; 2-window range at right-angles to street. C20 part-glazed door to centre.
C20 two-light wood casement to left. C20 three-light wood casement to right.
Right return, to street: C20 casements to ground floor and attic. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4157992738
871
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET
SU4192 (West side)
14/38 The Mulberries
08/09/86
II
House. Late C18 front to probably earlier structure, with early C19 two-bay
addition to left. Red brick; slate roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window
range. C19 panelled and part-glazed door to left with flanking lights, having
rectangular flat-roofed porch on painted Doric columns. 12-pane unhorned sash to
ground floor centre with rendered flat arch, having keystone. C20 flat-roofed
angled bay to right with horned sashes. 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor
with rendered flat arches, having keystones. 2-storey, 2-bay addition to left:
red brick; slate roof hipped to left. 12-pane unhorned sashes with rendered flat
arches, having keystones, to all openings except C20 flat-roofed angled bay to
ground floor right with horned sashes. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4149292688
872
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD
SU4192 (North side)
14/39 Robey House
GV II
Shown on 0.S. Map as Robey Villa.
House. Early C19 front range with possibly C18-rear range. Red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth
plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with reeded
wood surround and flat hood on shaped brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes with
stone flat arches, having keystones to all openings, except 12-pane unhorned
sash with stone flat arch, having keystone to first floor centre. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4143692662
873
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD
SU4192 (North side)
14/40 Railings and gate approx. 10m
S of Robey House
GV II
Railings and gate. Early C19. Red brick plinth to railings; cast-iron railings
with spear-head finials and matching central gate. Approx. 1.5 metres high and
15 metres long. Gate signed "C. Hart, Maker, Wantage". Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4142892648
874
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD
SU4192 (South side)
14/41 Old Mill House
GV II
Mill house, now house. Early C19, with mid C19 addition to right. Red brick;
slate hipped roof; brick internal stack to right return. 2-storey, 3-window
range. 6-panel door to centre with decorative fanlight and fluted half-column
surround. 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings. 2-storey, single-bay addition
to right in same style. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4126592680
875
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD
SU4192 (South side)
14/42 Mill approx. 10m SE of Old
Mill House
GV II
Mill. Dated 1820 with C20 addition to left over mill race. Red brick; slate
hipped roof, with lead ridges; brick stack to rear. 3-storey, 9-window range.
6-panel door to right with flat hood. 2-panel door to left of centre with
segmental brick head and flat hood on brackets. C19 metal factory windows having
glazing bars, with cambered brick heads to all openings. Interior:central valley
is supported on 3 storeys of cast-iron columns, the lower 2 storeys a double
colonnade. Little machinery remains. 3-storey, single-bay, C20 addition to left
in same style.
Listing NGR: SU4128692653
876
of
2228
EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD
SU4192 (South side)
14/43 Sheltershed approx. 10m NW of
Old Mill House
GV II
Sheltershed. C18. Timber-framed with weatherboarding to rear; corrugated
metal-sheet hipped roof. 2-bay sheltershed. Queen-past roof. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU4125192703
877
of
2228
The following building shall be added:
EAST HANNEY
SNUGGS LANE
SU4193 Pryor House
1708-0/12/10000
II
House. Circa C17, possibly a remodelling of an earlier house; altered in circa C18
and
extended in C20. Timber-framed, 1nfilled and partly rebuilt in brick; roughcast gable
ends.
Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Brick axial and gable-end stacks. PLAN: 2-room
plan,
possibly with central cross-passage, now blocked; the left [E] room is heated from a
gable-end stack. In the C18 the frame was partly rebuilt in brick. A wing was added
at the
rear of the right end in the C20 and later in the C20 another extension was built at
the left
[E] end. EXTERIOR: 1-storey and attic. Asymmetrical 5-window north front; the left
part
timber-framed with tension-brace and brick infilling, the right part Flemish bond
brick. C20
1,2,and 3-light casements with glazing bars; over the left bay a weatherboarded
gable. Set
back on left end C20 timber-frame and brick extension with a porch in the angle. The
main
roof at the rear is carried down over a verandah between the C20 wing on the left and
the
later extension on the right. INTERIOR: The central room has deeply chamfered axial
beam with large step stops and a large gable-end fireplace with chamfered stone jambs
and
a renewed lintel. Righthand room has roughly chamfered axial beam without stops.
Central
partition has jowled post and glazed panel exposing wattle-and-daub infill. Tie-beam
roof
trusses with collars, staggered and through purlins and common rafter couples.
Listing NGR: SU4167993027
878
of
2228
EAST HANNEY
SU4192
14/17 Weir Farmhouse and attached
small barn
II
Farmhouse. Probably early C17, with mid C18 front, and later alterations. Red
brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; C20 plain-tile roof; massive
stone-rubble ridge stack to centre; brick lateral stack to rear. Single-storey
and attic; 4-window range. Plank door to left of centre. Panelled door to
centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. Gabled dormers. Rear: lined render,
probably on timber-framing. Interior not inspected but noted as having chamfered
spine beams to ground floor. Small barn attached at right-angles to right.
Probably C18. Stone rubble plinth; weatherboarding, probably on timber-framing;
corrugated sheet metal roof. 2-bay barn.
Listing NGR: SU4128492763
879
of
2228
EAST HENDRED
1708/0/10005 A 34
29-NOV-04 Nr Wantage
Rowstock Barn
II
Aisled barn. Early-C18, with a late-C18 addition. Timber-framed, standing on a brick
plinth. Timber clapboard cladding with an asbestos sheet roof. Single storey.
Originally a 3-bay barn, extended by a single bay.
Tall, broad barn with deeply hipped roof, single projecting porch with hipped roof to
left. Blank timber clad walling.
INTERIOR has aisled construction with jowelled posts and arched braces - a number of
these have been replaced with straight braces. Queen post roof with upper collar.
This large and well preserved example of the local vernacular building style is
definitely of listable quality.
880
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ALLINS LANE
SU4588 (West side)
19/44 Corner House
GV II
House, possibly former farmhouse. Early C17, with probably earlier structure to
rear. Render, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to
right and gabled to cross-wing; brick ridge stack to centre, and to cross-wing.
Single storey and attic; 2-window range with cross-wing of 2 storeys and attic
to left. Plank door to left of centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 wood
casements. Pargetted panel of thistle head to gable end of cross-wing. C20
dormers. Interior not inspected.
House. C17, roof raised probably C19. Timber-framing with rendered infill; old
plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to gabled porch at
centre. 3-light wood casements with leaded lights to all openings, except
2-light wood casement with leaded lights to first floor centre. Interior not
inspected. Probably early C18 single-storey addition at right-angles to left; of
timber-framing with rendered infill and C20 plain-tile hipped roof.
Listing NGR: SU4599188931
881
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (North-east side)
19/45 Cobblers Cottage
GV II
House. Probably early C17. Lined render to plinth; large timber-framing with
rendered infill; C20 plain-tile half-hipped roof; C20 brick ridge stack to left
of centre. Single storey and attic; 6-bay; 3-window range. Blocked doorway to
right of centre. Blocked 3-light wood mullion window to right. 9-pane window to
left. 3-light casement to right of centre. 6-pane window to left of centre,
under eaves. Two C20 gabled full dormers. Entry to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4597088882
882
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (North-east side)
19/46 Inglenook and Penny Green
09/02/76 (Formerly listed as Inglenook
and Penny Green Cottages)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C16, with C19 raising of front wall. Painted brick to
left; roughcast, probably on brick, to right; old plain-tile roof of various
pitches, half-hipped to right; brick end stack to right, ridge stack to centre,
internal stack to right. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 door to right of centre.
4-panel door to left. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Interior: 3 bays
of crucks.
Listing NGR: SU4590588851
883
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (North-east side)
19/47 Pebble House, Heather and Appletree
11/03/86 Cottage
6V II
Three houses, converted to 2 dwellings. C17 house to centre, early C18 houses to
left and right. Centre house: roughcast, probably on brick; old plain-tile roof;
brick end stack to left. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank door to centre with
flat hood. 3-light casements to all openings. House to left: painted brick to
ground floor; roughcast, probably on timber-framing, to first floor; C20
plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left. 2-storey, 2-window range. 6-panel
part-glazed door to right centre. Two 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor
with bottom sashes converted to 4-panes. House to right: roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; stacks not visible. 2-storey, 2-window
range. C20 door to left. 3-light casement to ground floor centre. 2-light
casement to ground floor right. Two 2-light casements to first floor. Interiors
not inspected but noted as having some timber-framing visible. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU4582788848
884
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (North-east side)
19/48 Woodbine Cottage
09/02/76
GV II
House. C17, roof raised probably C19. Timber-framing with rendered infill; old
plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to gabled porch at
centre. 3-light wood casements with leaded lights to all openings, except
2-light wood casement with leaded lights to first floor centre. interior not
inspected. Probably early C18 single-storey addition at right-angles to left; of
timber-framing with rendered infill and C20 plain-tile hipped roof.
Listing NGR: SU4579488936
885
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/49 Orchard House
09/02/76
GV II
House. Late C17 to right, C18 addition to left. Render, probably on brick; old
plain-tile roof to right, C20 plain-tile roof of steeper slope to left; brick
ridge stack at junction of 2 portions of house, end stack to left. 2-storey,
6-window range. C20 panelled door with flat hood to left of centre. Wood cross
windows to all openings, those to right having leaded lights. Interior not
inspected. C20 addition to left of 2-storey, 3-window range is not of special
architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU4594088842
886
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/50 Cob wall approx. 2m. NE of
09/02/76 Orchard House
(Formerly listed as Cob Wall
to road running north east of
Orchard House
GV II
Wall. Probably C18. Cob, with thatch coping. Approx. 1 1/2 metres high and 15
metres long.
Listing NGR: SU4595888860
887
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/51 Hollyhock Cottage and No.12
09/02/76 (Formerly listed as Three
Cottages immediately north of
St. Aidans)
GV II
Row of cottages, now 2 dwellings, C17, probably raised C19, C20 plain-tile roof
and stacks. irregular large framing with rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof,
hipped to right; C20 brick ridge stacks. 2-storey, 8-bay range. Plank doors to
left of centre and to centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Eyebrow
half dormers to left and to left of centre. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4588188829
888
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/52 White Cottage
25/03/74 (Formerly listed as The White
Cottage)
GV II
House. Probably early C17. Large timber-framing with rendered infill; thatch
half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre. 3-unit lobby entry plan.
Single storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 plank ribbed door to gabled porch
at left of centre. C20 flat-roofed bay windows to left and centre. 2-light
casement to right. 3 swept dormers with 3-light casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4586988797
889
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/53 Cemetery Cross, approx. 25m.
09/02/76 SW of White Cottage
GV II
Cross. Probably C15 base, with C19 shaft and cross. Stone octagonal stepped base
with tapering shaft supporting cross. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4582888786
890
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/54 Hickmans Cottage
25/03/74
GV II
House. C16, with C18 and C20 alterations. Red brick with flared headers in
Flemish bond to centre; square timber-framing with C20 brick infill to left;
thatch hipped roof; ridge stacks to right of centre. Possibly originally
double-ended hall house plan. Single-storey and attic; 4-window range. Plank
door to left of centre with C20 open porch. Irregular fenestration of casements.
Swept dormers. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4575488872
891
of
2228
EAST HENDRED
1708/19/55 CAT STREET
24-NOV-66 (Southwest side)
COWDRAYS
(Formerly listed as:
CAT STREET
COwDRAYS)
(Formerly listed as:
CAT STREET
COLDRAYS)
II
EAST HENDRED CAT STREET
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/55 Coldrays
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Cowdrays)
GV II
House. Probably early C18. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old
plain-tile hipped roof with lead ridges; brick ridge stacks to left and to
centre, end stack to right. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range with cross-wing
projecting to right. 6-panel door with C20 moulded wood surround to centre.
3-light wood casements with segmental brick heads to all openings. 2 gabled full
dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4575588918
892
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHAPEL SQUARE
SU468
20/56 Jesus Chapel and attached
25/10/51 house
(Formerly listed as Old Chapel
House)
GV I
Chapel, now village hall, and attached priest's house, now house. Early C15
chapel, late C15 priest's house. Chapel: ashlar stone plinth; ashlar stone; old
plain-tile roof. 3-bay chapel. C20 plank door to basket-arched doorway with
moulded surround to west end. 2-light stone mullion window with arch-topped
lights above. 3-light rectilinear tracery window with hood-mould to east end.
2-light stone mullion window with cusped lights and hood mould to right of south
elevation. Interior: 3-bay arch-braced collar truss roof with curved windbraces.
C15 screen. West end floored. House: painted brick to ground floor;
close-studded timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor centre and
right; render, probably on timber-framing to first floor left; old plain-tile
roof; brick end stack to left, internal stack to rear right. 2-storey, 3-window
range. Plank doors to left and right of centre. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Right return: brick to ground floor; close-studded timber-framing to
first floor with rendered infill, and arched brace to left. Queenpost roof truss
to gable end. Left return: queenpost roof truss with stone rubble infill to
gable end. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p134; VCH: Berkshire: Vol 4, 1924, p294)
Listing NGR: SU4604688893
893
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHAPEL SQUARE
SU4688 (North side)
20/57 The Wheatsheaf Public House
GV II
Public house. Early C17 with early C2iJ alterations. False timber-framing with
roughcast panels, probably on timber-framing; C20 plain-tile roof; brick ridge
stack to left of centre, end stack to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window
range. C20 sash doors to left and right of centre with lean-to hoods on wood
brackets. 2-light casements to left and to left of centre. c20 three-light
casements to centre and right. Gabled dormer to left. Gabled half-dormers to
centre and right. Interior: noted as being of cruck construction. Much
timber-framing visible to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4603388924
894
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHAPEL SQUARE
SU4688 (South side)
20/58 Vine House Gallery
09/02/76 (Formerly listed as Barn End,
High Street)
GV II
Barns, now shop and dwelling. Probably late C17, converted mid C20. Brick
plinth; thin timber-framing with brick infill; thatch roof, half hipped to
right, and to centre; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre. Single
storey and attic; 5-window range with 2-storey central bay. Plank door to right
of centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Swept full dormers to left
and right of centre. Interior: re-used timber framing. Probably brought in
c.1930. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4603088876
895
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHAPEL SQUARE
SU4588 (West side)
19/59 Chapel House
GV II
House. C17, with C20 alterations. Painted C20 brick to ground floor; square
timber-framing with roughcast infill to first floor; old plain-tile roof; brick
end stack to right. 2-storey, 2-window range. C20 sash door to centre.
Leaded-light window to left. 3-light casement with leaded lights to right. Two
3-light casements with leaded lights to first floor. Interior not inspected.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4597088923
896
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/60 Church of St. Augustine of
24/11/66 Canterbury
(Formerly listed as Church of
St. Augustine)
GV II*
Church. C12 origins; C14 north aisle, north transept, and chancel; C15 tower,
south chapel and outer south aisle of 2 bays; restoration and re-modelling
c.1860 by H. Woodyer including removal of south porch, south aisle extended and
clerestory remodelled. Stone ashlar to tower; uncoursed stone rubble plinth to
south aisle; render, probably on stone rubble to left; coursed stone rubble to
right; flint and stone in random chequer to south chapel; lead roof to aisles;
C20 plain-tile roof to nave; stone slate roof to chancel; roof of tower not
visible. 3-bay chancel with side chapels, 4-bay aisled nave, and west tower. C19
plank door to left of south aisle with mid C19 surround. C19 geometrical tracery
windows to south aisle. Two 3-light flat-headed Perpendicular tracery windows to
south chapel, and to east end of chapel. C19 trefoils to clerestory. C19
geometrical tracery windows to east end of chancel and vestry. North side: C15
two-light reticulated tracery windows to north aisle. C15 three-light
reticulated tracery window to north transept. C19 trefoils to clerestory. C19
fenestration to vestry. West tower of 3 stages: double plank doors to 4-centre
arched doorway with plain spandrels and hood mould to west face of tower.
4-light rectilinear tracery window with hood-mould above. 2-light reticulated
tracery louvred opening to each face of upper stage of tower. Open quatrefoil
balustrade to top of tower, with corner finials. Interior: braced collar-truss
roof to chancel, part panelled. C19 reredos, piscina and sedilia. South chapel:
2-bay Perpendicular roof. Some medieval glass fragments, including armorial
bearings, to windows. Chancel screen of c.1860. C15 wood screen to south chapel.
Octagonal wood pulpit and sounding board of c.1660 to left of chancel screen.
C19 recut nave arcades of four 2-centred arches on columns. 2 centred arch to
tower.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p133; VCH: Berkshire: Vol 4, 1924,
p.300-301)
Listing NGR: SU4593188614
897
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/61 Cottage approx. 15m N of
09/02/76 Hillside House
(Formerly listed as pair of
timber-framed cottages west of
St. Augstine's Church
GV II
Cottage. Probably early C17. Deep rendered plinth; large timber-framing with
rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof, hipped to left; C20 brick ridge stack to
right of centre. Single-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to right of centre
with C20 open gabled porch. C20 two-light casements to all openings. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4597188649
898
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/62 House adjoining Wythe Cottage
09/02/76 to right
(Formerly listed as Cottage
immediately to east of Wythe
Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C18. Roughcast, possibly on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof;
brick end stack to left. 2-storey, 2-window range. C19 part-glazed door to left
of centre with flat hood on brackets. Plank door to right. C19 angled oriel bay
windows with flat roofs to left and right of centre. 3-light wood casements to
first floor. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4586788628
899
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/63 Wythe Cottage
09/02/76
GV II
House. Probably late C16. Deep rendered plinth; irregular timber-framing with
rendered infill; thatch roof, half-hipped to right; brick end stack to left,
ridge stack to right of centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey; 2-window
range. Plank door to centre with C20 gabled open porch. C20 garage door to left.
Ground floor windows boarded at time of survey. 3-light casements with leaded
lights to first floor left and right. Interior not inspected but reputed to be
of cruck construction.
Listing NGR: SU4585888630
900
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/64 St. Amand's House
24/11/66
GV II
House. Early C18 with mid C18 addition to right. Painted brick plinth;
roughcast, probably on brick; painted brick to right; old plain-tile hipped
roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range.
6-panel part-glazed door to left of centre with painted wood architrave surround
and flat hood on brackets. 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings. Rendered
fleur-de-lys between first floor windows. Coved eaves to early C18 house. 2
gabled full dormers with 2-light casements. Interior: early C18 fielded
panelling to ground floor left.
Listing NGR: SU4580388612
901
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/65 Barn approx. 20m NW of St.
Amand's House
GV II
Barn. Late C17. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth, with some C20 red brick patching;
large timber-framing with weatherboarding; thatch hipped roof, with catslide to
right return. 5-bay barn. Central plank double doors and plank double doors to
right. Interior: queen-post roof with most original common rafters.
Listing NGR: SU4579388628
902
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (North side)
19/66 Orchard End
II
House. Probably mid C18. Roughcast, probably on brick, with painted brick
dressings; old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit
lobby entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to C19
porch at centre. 4-pane sashes to ground floor left and right with segmental
brick heads. 3-light casements to first floor. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4568888593
903
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (South side)
19/67 Church Place
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as The Old
Rectory)
GV II
Rectory, now house. Late C18, possibly including earlier structure. Red brick;
slate hipped roof; brick end stacks. 3-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door to
centre with flanking lights and segmental-headed decorative fanlights.
Tripartite unhorned sashes with glazing bars to left and right having segmental
brick heads. 12-pane sashes to first floor. 6-pane sashes to second floor.
Interior not inspected. Possibly C17 portion to left of 2-storey, single-bay
range.
Listing NGR: SU4590788572
904
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (South side)
19/68 Hillside House
24/11/66
GV II
House. Probably mid C17. Lined render on timber-framing; C20 plain-tile roof;
brick end stack to left. 2-storey; 3-window range at right angles to street.
Plank door to centre. 3-light wood casements to left and right, and to first
floor left. 2-light casement to first floor centre. Right return, to street;
first floor jettied. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4588288601
905
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (South side)
19/69 Forge Cottage
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Pair of
cottages south of "Hillside")
GV II
House. C17. Rendered plinth; large timber-framing with mid rail having rendered
infill; old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre.
2-storey, 3-window range. Plank door to left. C20 two-light casements to all
openings. Interior not inspected but reputed to be of cruck construction.
Single-storey extension to right links house with Hillside House (q.v.)
Listing NGR: SU4587388582
906
of
2228
EAST HENDRED CHURCH STREET
SU4588 (South side)
19/70 The Old Cottage and attached
25/03/74 cob wall.
(Formerly listed as The Old
Cottage)
GV II
House. Probably early C17. Painted stone uncoursed rubble plinth; square
timber-framing north rendered infill; thatch roof of 2 heights; brick ridge
stacks. Single storey and attic; 3-window range to left. 2-storey, 2-window
range to right. C20 door to left return. 3-light casements to right range except
2-light casement to first floor right. Irregular fenestration of casements to
left. Interior not inspected. C18 cob wall with thatch coping to right, approx.
2 metres high and 20 metres long.
Listing NGR: SU4577988568
907
of
2228
EAST HENDRED COW ROAD
SU4688 (North side)
20/71 Cozen's Farmhouse
09/02/76
II
Farmhouse. Early C18 encasement of early C17 structure. Red brick with random
flared headers; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack, with C19 diagonally-set
flues, to left of centre. C19 brick end stack to right. 2-storey, 7-window
range. 6-panel part-glazed door to right of centre with flat hood. 3-light
casements with segmental brick heads to ground floor except blind grey brick
panel to left of centre. 3-light casements to first floor, except blind grey
brick panels to left and right of centre. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4615588502
908
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (East side)
20/72 The Beeches
25/03/74
II
House. Probably c.1760. Red brick; thatch hipped roof; brick ridge stack. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan, Gothick style. 2-centre arched doorway to centre with C20
panelled door. Wood Y-tracery windows to all openings, those to ground floor
having original shutters. Right return end wall forms segmental curve. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4614288954
909
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (East side)
20/73 The Old Post office Cottage and
24/11/66 adjoining house,No. 1.
(Formerly listed as Post
Office and adjoining house)
GV II
House. Probably early C17 with C18 front. Red brick with flared headers, in
Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right. 2-storey,
2-window range, at right-angles to street. 4-panel part-glazed door to centre.
3-light casements to ground and first floors left and right, those to ground
floor having segmental brick heads. Brick dentil course to eaves. Left return,
to street: painted brick to ground floor; roughcast, probably on timber-framing
to first floor and attic. C20 bow window to ground floor. 2-light casement to
first floor. Painted wood dentil cornice between first floor and attic. Interior
not inspected. Adjoining house to rear left, fronting to street. Probably early
C19. Painted brick; slate roof. Tall single-storey, single-window range. C20
sash door to left. Tall wood mullion and transom shop window to centre. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4606688835
910
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (East side)
20/74 Eyston Arms Public House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as The
"Eyston Arms)
GV II
Public house. Mid C17. Render, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof;
brick end stack to right, ridge stack to left of centre, and to left. Probably
3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door to porch at left
of centre. 3-light wood casements to all openings. Interior: open fireplace to
ground floor centre.
Listing NGR: SU4607088805
911
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (East side)
20/75 Dancing Hill
24/11/66
GV II
House. C17 to left, C18 to right. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing, to
left; roughcast, probably on brick, to right; old plain-tile roof of differing
slopes; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-storey, 4-bay, 3-window range. 6-panel
door to gabled porch at centre. 2-light casements to all openings. Wood dentil
cornice to eaves at right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4606588778
912
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (East side)
20/76 Village Stores and adjoining
25/10/51 house
(Formerly listed as The Stores
and the adjoining House)
GV II
House, now shop and dwelling. Early C16, with C19 alterations. Stone uncoursed
rubble plinth; close-studded timber-framing with herringbone brick infill; old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre. Probably originally
double-ended hall house. 2-storey, 4-window range. Ribbed door to left of centre
with gabled hood on brackets. 4-panel door to right with overlight. C19 oriel
shop windows to right. 3-light casements with leaded lights to left, and to
right of centre. First floor of left and right end bays jettied. 3-light
casements with leaded lights to first floor right and to right of centre. Oriel
window to left with arch-topped lights and curved hipped old plain-tile roof.
Blocked windows to left of centre and to right. Cross-gables to left and right
having crown-post roof trusses with bracing. Decorated barge boards to
cross-gables. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4605888745
913
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
5U4688 (East side)
20/77 Hendred House and St. Amand's
25/10/51 Chapel
(Formerly listed as Hendred
House and Chapel)
GV II*
Manor house. Probably early C15; C18 addition to right; C19 addition to left.
Render, probably on stone rubble with timber-framing, to centre; render,
probably on brick, to additions to left and right; old plain-tile complex roof;
various brick stacks. Originally double-ended hall house. 2-storey, 4-bay centre
having 2-storey cross-wings to left and right; single storey and attic
cross-wing addition to right; 2 storeys and attic cross-wing addition to left.
C20 five-panel door, with C20 wood surround of Doric pilasters and cornice to
left of central range. 12-pane unhorned sashes with hood-moulds to ground floor
of central range. 3 tall 8-pane unhorned sashes with hood-moulds to ground floor
of cross-wing to right. Tripartite unhorned sash with glazing bars and hood
mould to ground floor of cross-wing to left. Tripartite unhorned sash with
glazing bars and hood-mould to first floor of cross-wing to right. Addition to
right has tripartite unhorned sash with glazing bars and hood-mould to ground
floor, and 12-pane unhorned sash with hood-mould to gable end. Addition to left
has 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings, except 9-pane sash to gable end,
all with hood-moulds. C19 blind fretwork bargeboards to central cross-gables.
Interior: double-height 4-bay hall to centre has central hammer-beam roof truss
and arch-braced collar trusses to left and right of centre, having 2 rows of
arched wind braces. C15 hall fireplace has stone surround with 4-centred arch
and panelled frieze. Probably C19 straight-flight staircase and gallery to hall.
Some blocked wood mullion windows visible to first floor of hall. Chapel,
attached to rear of right cross-wing: probably C14, with much later remodelling.
Coursed clunch rubble side walls; C19 red brick east end wall; old plain-tile
roof. Lancet window to each side wall. Reticulated tracery window to east end.
History: manor held by Turberville family from mid C12 to early C14. Held by
Arches family from mid C14 and passed by marriage to the Eyston family in mid
C15 in whose ownership it remains. The chapel reputed to be one of three built
before the Reformation which have never been used for Protestant services.
(Buildings of England, Berkshire, 1975, pl34; V.C.H., Berkshire, Vol 4, 1924,
p295-81
Listing NGR: SU4609288635
914
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (East side)
20/78 Barn, approx. 50m N of Hendred
24/11/66 House, and attached walls of
walled garden
(Formerly listed as Barn and
walls of walled garden to
North West of Hendred House)
GV II
Barn. Probably mid C18, with later alterations. Brick plinth; large
timber-framing, with weatherboarding; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 10-bay
barn, aisled to rear. Hipped midstreys to left and right of centre with altered
doorways. Queen-post roof with C19 rafters. Attached garden wall. Probably mid
C18. Red brick with flared headers in flemish bond. Forms rectangular walled
garden.
Listing NGR: SU4609388706
915
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (West side)
20/79 Kings Barn
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Gate House
and Barns at King's Manor)
GV II
Barn, now house. C17, converted to house mid C20. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth;
weatherboarding, probably on timber-framing; thatch roof, half-hipped to right;
C20 chimney pipe to ridge centre. 2-storey, 5-bay range. C20 door to centre.
Garage door to left. Irregular fenestration of C20 windows. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4604188847
916
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (West side)
20/80 King's Manor Barn and
24/11/66 Gatehouse
(Formerly listed as Gatehouse
and Barns at King's Manor)
GV II
Barn and gatehouse. Late C16 gatehouse; and probably mid C17 barn with C18
alterations. Gatehouse: coursed stone rubble plinth; coursed stone rubble with
brick dressings, and brick panels in regular pattern; old plain-tile roof.
Single storey and attic; 2-bay range. Gateway to left with 12-panel double-leaf
gates. 2-light stone mullion window to right with hood-mould. Interior not
inspected. Barn: stone uncoursed rubble plinth; red brick; old plain-tile roof.
2-storey, 3-bay range. Three 2-light stone mullion windows with flat brick
arches to ground floor. Rear: 2-storey, 3-window range. 2 plank doors. Regular
fenestration of wood mullion and transom windows. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4604188847
917
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (West side)
20/81 King's Manor
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as The King's
Manor)
GV II
Manor house, now house. Probably late C16 with later alterations. Small
timber-framing with brick infill; stone slate roof; brick ridge stack to right
of centre, end stack to left. 2-storey, 5-window range at right-angles to
street. Main front to garden. 4-panel door to right. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Double queen-post roof truss to right-return gable end. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
(VCH: Berkshire: Vol.4, p296, 1924)
Listing NGR: SU4604188847
918
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4688 (West side)
20/82 Abbey Manor Farmhouse
24/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse. Probably early C17. Brick plinth; roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof with some C20 plain-tile pitching; brick
stacks. 2-storey, 4-window range. 6-panel door with overlight and pediment hood
on brackets to left of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. Cross-gables
to left and right with C19 shaped bargeboards. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4603388774
919
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4588, SU4688 (West side)
19/83, 20/83 Barn approx. 20m SW of Abbey
24/11/66 Manor Farmhouse
(Formerly listed as Barn at
Abbey Manor Farm)
GV II
Barn. Probably mid C17 six-bay barn, with probably late C17 four-bay barn at
right-angles to left. Brick plinth; painted C20 breeze-block walls to front,
timber-framing to rear; corrugated asbestos sheet to roof. 6-bay aisled barn.
Hipped midstrey to right of centre, with C20 double plank doors. Gabled opposing
midstrey to rear, with wood dove-boxes to gable. Queenpost roof with some
windbraces, some replacement of common rafters. Barn at right-angles to left.
Brick plinth; timber-framing with weatherboarding; C20 plain-tile roof. 4-bay
aisled barn. Lean-to midstrey to right of centre with double plank doors.
Queenpost roof. The two barns now form a continuous L-shaped barn with no
dividing wall.
Listing NGR: SU4600488748
920
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HIGH STREET
SU4588 (West side)
19/84 Sparks Farmhouse
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Sparks
Farm)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Probably late C16. Large timber-framing with roughcast
infill; weather boarding to left, probably on timber-framing; thatch roof,
half-hipped to right; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre. 2-storey,
8-bay range. Plank door to centre. 3-light casement with leaded lights to right
of centre. 4-pane window to left of centre. 4-pane window to first floor left of
centre. 2-light casement with leaded lights to right of centre. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4597088649
921
of
2228
SU 4688 EAST HENDRED
20/115
HIGH STREET
(West side)
K6 Telephone Kiosk
GV
II
Telephone kiosk, Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by various
contractors. Cast Iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated crowns to top
panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU4604888842
922
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HILL FARM LANE
5U4688 (West side)
20/85 Hill Farm Cottage
II
House. C17, with some C20 alterations. C20 brick plinth; small timber-framing
with brick infill; C20 plain-tile roof, hipped to left, half-hipped to right;
brick ridge stack to left of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 door to
centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4611588386
923
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HORN LANE
SU4588 (North side)
19/86 Meadow Cottage
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Nos.1 and
2 Meadow Cottages)
GV II
House. C17, restored C20. C20 brick plinth; irregular timber-framing with
rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof; C20 brick ridge stack to centre, end stack
to right. 2-storey, 2-window range. 5-light wood mullion and transom windows to
all openings, except wood oriel window to first floor right. C20 door to rear.
Single-storey-and-attic addition to right on tall basement. Brick to basement;
large timber-framing with rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof. C20 windows to
all openings. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4594388466
924
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HORN LANE
SU4588 (North side)
19/87 Dunelin and Windy Ridge
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Probably mid C17. Rendered plinth; large timber-framing
with roughcast infill; old plain-tile roof, hipped to left, half-hipped to
right; brick ridge stack to left and right of centre. 2-storey, 4-window range.
Plank door to right of centre with gabled hood. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Gabled half-dormer to centre. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4590888463
925
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HORN LANE
SU4588 (North side)
19/88 The Cottage, and Chestnut
13/07/73 Cottage
GV II
Two houses. C16 house to left, with C18 front; C17 house to right. Painted brick
to left; roughcast, probably on timber-framing to right; thatch half-hipped
roof; brick ridge stacks to centre, and to right of centre. Single storey and
attic; 4-window range. C20 panelled door to centre. Plank door to right of
centre. 2-light casements with leaded lights to right. 3-light casements with
segmental brick heads and leaded lights to left. 4 swept dormers. Interior of
house to right; open fireplaces to ground floor, queenpost roof. Interior of
house to left not inspected but noted as being of cruck construction.
Listing NGR: SU4584088457
926
of
2228
EAST HENDRED HORN LANE
SU4588 (North side)
19/89 Hines Cottage
13/07/73
GV II
House. C17, with C18 front, C20 additions. Coursed stone rubble plinth; red
brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; thatch roof, hipped to left,
half-hipped to right; brick end stack to right. 2-storey; 2-window range.
Blocked doorway, to centre with single-light casement. 2-light wood casement
with segmental brick head to left. 3-light casement with segmental brick head to
right. Two 2-light casements to first floor. C20 door to rear. Probably C19
lean-to addition to left return. C20 addition to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4579288460
927
of
2228
EAST HENDRED MILL LANE
SU4588 (South side)
19/90 Mill Cottage
25/03/74
II
House. Probably mid C17. Rendered plinth; large timber-framing with painted
brick and rendered infill panels; thatch half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to
centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank door to centre
with lean-to hood. C20 casements to ground and first floor. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4550788925
928
of
2228
EAST HENDRED MILL LANE
SU4588 (South side)
19/91 Ginge Brook Pottery
II
Water mill, now pottery. Early C18, with C19 encasement. Red brick with random
flared headers in English bond to ground floor; weatherboarding on
timber-framing to first floor; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 2-storey, 5-bay,
2-window range. Plank door to left of centre. 2 segmental-headed openings to
ground floor centre and right with C20 glazing. Two 2-light wood casements to
first floor. Interior: chamfered spine beams with round end-stops. Much mill
machinery in situ.
Listing NGR: SU4541688959
929
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588 (East side)
19/92 No.2
09/02/76
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C20 alterations. Rendered C19 brick plinth to
centre; painted brick to ground floor left and right; irregular timber-framing
to ground floor centre with wattle-and-daub infill; C19 timber-framing to first
floor with rendered infill; C20 plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack
to left of centre. 2-storey, 3-bay range. Plank door to left of centre. 3-light
casements to left and right, 2-light casement to centre. 2 eyebrow half-dormers
to left and to right of centre. Interior not inspected but reputed to be of
cruck construction.
Listing NGR: SU4597588542
930
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588, SU4688 (East side)
19/93, 20/97 Nos.7 and 8 (Honeysuckle
24/11/66 Cottage)
(Formerly listed as Block of 6
cottages to north of Frampton
Farm)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C18. Roughcast, probably on brick; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge stack to right of centre, end stack to left. Single storey and
attic; 4-window range. Plank doors to right, and to left of centre. 2-light
casements to ground floor, those to left, and to left of centre are C20. 4
gabled dormers with C20 casements. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4599588424
931
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588 (East side)
19/94 Nos.9 and 10 (Jasmine Cottage)
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Block of
6 cottages to North of
Frampton's Farm)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C18. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. Single storey and attic; 3-window range.
Plank doors to right and centre. C20 bow windows to left and to right of centre.
C20 single-light casement to centre. Gabled dormers to centre and left with C20
casements. Gabled dormer to right has 2-light casement. Interiors not inspected.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4599788412
932
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588, SU4688 (East side)
19/95, 20/95 No.ll (Featherbed Cottage)
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Block of
6 Cottages to north of
Frampton's Farm)
GV II
House. C19 front, probably to earlier structure. Render, probably on brick; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left. 2-storey, single-window range. Plank
door to left. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Interior not inspected
but reputed to be of cruck construction.
Listing NGR: SU4599688404
933
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588, SU4688 (East side)
19/96, 20/96 No.12 (St. Josephs)
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Block of 6
cottages to north of
Frampton's Farm)
GV II
House. Probably mid C17, with C20 alterations. Rendered plinth; small
timber-framing with rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof, hipped to right; brick
ridge stack to right. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank door to right with C20
open porch. Two 2-light casements to ground floor. Horizontal sashes to first
floor. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4599788397
934
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588, SU4688 (East side)
19/97, 20/97 No.13
GV II
House. C17, with later alterations. C20 painted brick to ground floor; large
timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor; thatch roof, hipped to
right; brick end stack to left. 2-storey, 2-window range. C20 panelled door to
C20 porch at centre. C20 three-light casement to left. 2-light casements to
ground floor right and to first floor. Interior not inspected. C20 single-storey
addition to left. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4599988386
935
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588, SU4688 (East side)
19/98, 20/98 Monk's Orchard
24/11/66
GV II
House. Probably mid C17, C18 encasement. Red brick with random flared headers in
Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left; ridge stack to centre,
end stack to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window range at right-angles to
street. C20 ribbed door to C20 porch at centre. French window with segmental
brick head to left. 2 French windows with segmental brick heads to right. 2
hipped half-dormers with 3-light wood mullion and transom windows. Rear:
timber-framing with brick infill. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4600888358
936
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4688 (East side)
20/99 Downside, and attached garden
24/11/66 wall
(Formerly listed as Downside
including garden wall)
GV II
House. Mid C17, with mid C18 garden front. Red brick to centre bay; grey brick
with red brick dressings to left and right; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack
to left, ridge stack to right of centre. Main front to gardens: 2-storey, 3-bay
range. Centre bay projects forward. 6-panel door to right of centre with gabled
plain-tile hood. Segmental-headed 3-light casements to left and right with
segmental brick heads. 2-light and 3-light wood mullion and transom windows to
centre. Segmental-headed 3-light casements to first floor left and right, with
segmental brick heads. Wood thermal window to first floor centre. Brick dentil
course to eaves. Pediment gable to centre bay with stone acorn finials to ends.
Entrance front to rear: render, probably on timber-framing. First floor jettied.
3 cross-gables to roof. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to left, C19
addition to right with C20 alterations. C19 garden wall of stone with brick
dressings and c20 brick coping. Approximately 2 metres high, and 30 metres long.
Listing NGR: SU4602688226
937
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588 (West side)
19/100 Nos.5 and 6
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17. Rendered plinth; large timber-framing with rendered
infill; C20 plain-tile roof, hipped to left. Cl9 brick ridge stacks to left and
right of centre, lateral stack to side of cross-wing to right. Single-storey and
attic; 2-window range with cross-wing to right. Sash door to centre with C20
gabled porch. Irregular fenestration of casements. 2 gabled dormers. Queen-post
roof-truss to gable end of cross-wing. Interiors not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU4595988441
938
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588 (West side)
19/101 Wells Head
24/11/66
GV II
House. C17. Rendered plinth to left; painted brick plinth to right. Large
timber-framing with rendered infill, some painted brick infill to left of
centre: thatch roof, hipped to left; brick end stack to right, ridge stack to
left of centre. 2-storey, 6-bay, 3-window range. C19 five-panel part-glazed door
to centre with rustic open gabled porch. 3-light casements with leaded lights to
all openings, except 2-light casement with leaded lights to right of centre.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4598288371
939
of
2228
EAST HENDRED NEWBURY ROAD
SU4588 (West side)
19/102 Framptons
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Frampton's
Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18, probably encasing earlier structure. Red brick
with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile complex roof; various brick
stacks. Complex L-shaped plan. 2-storey, 2-window range with 2-storey, 2-window
cross-wing projecting to right. Plank door to lean-to porch at left return of
cross-wing. Irregular fenestration of casements. Brick dentil course to eaves.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4598188341
940
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4589, SU4588 (North side)
16/103, 19/103 Orchard Stables House and
attached barn.
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Probably early C17. Rendered plinth; roughcast, probably
on timber-framing; C20 plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to
centre. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. C20 casements in irregular
fenestration. C20 flat-roofed full dormer to centre. C20 door to right return.
Left return: small timber-framing with brick infill. Interior not inspected.
Long barn attached at right-angles to rear. Probably C17. Timber-framing with
weatherboarding; old plain-tile roof. Approx. 7-bay range. Irregular
fenestration. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4593289008
941
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4589, SU4588 (North side)
16/104, 19/104 Coulings
GV II
House. Probably mid C17, with C18 and C19 alterations. Painted brick to ground
floor; small timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor; old plain-tile
double-depth roof; brick lateral stack to right, ridge stacks to rear. 2-storey,
2-window range at right-angles to lane. C20 panelled door to centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements with leaded lights. Left return to lane: red brick
with flared headers in Flemish bond; queenpost roof truss with rendered infill
to cross-gable to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4591589006
942
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4589 (North side)
16/105 Manor Farm House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Manor
House)
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18 front to earlier structure, Cl9 alterations. Red brick with
random flared headers; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stacks to left
and right returns, iii four-panel door to centre with flat-roofed open porch on
square columns. C19 flat-sided bays to left and right with tripartite sashes
having glazing bars. 16-pane unhorned sashes to first floor. Dentil course to
eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4579289011
943
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4688 (South side)
20/106 Georgian House
09/02/76
GV II
House. Probably early C18. Brick plinth, part rendered; red brick with random
flared headers mostly in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof with bands of
fish-scale tiles; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 5-window range. C19 two-panel door
to centre with C20 Georgian style surround of Doric pilasters and triangular
pediment. Segmental-headed wood cross-windows with glazing bars to all openings,
having segmental brick heads. Flat brick band between ground and first floors.
Painted dentil cornice to eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4601488972
944
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4588 (South side)
19/107 Barn approx. 4m E of The
Plough Public House
GV II
Barn, part converted to hall. Probably early C18, with later alterations. Stone
uncoursed rubble plinth to left; brick plinth to centre; rendered plinth to
right; weatherboarding, probably on timber-framing to left and centre; large
timber-framing with rendered infill to right; thatch roof. Single-storey,
approx. 8 bays long. Double plank doors to left and to left of centre. Three C20
three-light casements to centre. Single C20 three-light casements to right.
Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4595188965
945
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4588 (South side)
19/108 The Plough Public House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Plough
Inn)
GV II
Public house. Mid C17 with late C17 wing to left. Roughcast, with flush rendered
quoins, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to
left, C20 end stack to right. 2-storey, 2-bay range, with cross-wing of 2
storeys and attic to right. C20 three-light wood mullion and transom windows to
ground floor, except 2-light wood mullion and transom window to left. 3-light
wood mullion window to first floor left. 4-light wood mullion window to right
with cornice to right. 2-light wood mullion window with cornice to gable of
cross-wing. Right return: 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Irregular
fenestration of wood mullion and transom windows. Addition to left: late C17.
Painted brick, except small timber-framing to left with painted brick infill;
old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. Single storey and
attic; 4-window range. Sash doors to left and right. Two 3-light casements with
segmental brick heads to centre. Gabled dormer to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4590488963
946
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4588 (South side)
19/109 Cob wall approx. 15m. NW of
09/02/76 The Plough Public House
Formerly listed as Cob wall
to road running eastwards from
Star Cottage)
GV II
Wall. Probably C18. Cob, with thatch coping. Approx. 1 1/2 metres high and 12
metres long.
Listing NGR: SU4588488977
947
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ORCHARD LANE
SU4588 (South side)
19/110 Star Cottage and attached cob
09/02/76 wall.
(Formerly listed as Star
Cottage)
GV II
House. Probably late C17. Rendered plinth; square timber-framing; with roughcast
infill; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack to rear.
2-storey, 2-window range. 3-light wood casements with leaded lights to all
openings. Plank door to rear. Interior not inspected. Cob wall attached to left:
Cob with thatch coping, approx. 1 1/2 metres high and 12 metres long.
Listing NGR: SU4583988977
948
of
2228
EAST HENDRED
ST MARYS ROAD
SU 4688 (EAST SIDE)
20/112 House approx 15m
South of Hunts End
(not included)
II
Shall be amended to read:
EAST HENDRED
SU 4688 ST MARYS ROAD
20/112 (EAST SIDE)
Hunts Farm
II
------------------------------------
EAST HENDRED ST. MARY'S ROAD
SU4688 (East side)
20/112 House approx. 15m S of Hunt's
End (not included)
II
House. C17, with C20 alterations. C20 brick plinth; small timber-framing with
rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre.
2-storey, 3-window range. C20 glazed door to right of centre. Irregular C20
fenestration, mostly of 3-light casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4603088411
949
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ST. MARY'S ROAD
SU4688 (West side)
20/113 Godfreys Farm
09/02/76 (Formerly listed as Cottage
20m SW of St. Mary's Church)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Probably early C17. Rendered plinth; irregular
timber-framing with rendered infill; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to
left, ridge stack to right of centre. Single storey and attic; 3-window range.
Plank doors to centre and to right. 3-light casement to left. 2-light casement
to right of centre. Single-light casement to right. 2 eyebrow dormers with
3-light wood casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4604388522
950
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ST. MARY'S ROAD
SU4588, SU4688 (West side)
19/114, 20/114 Nos.1 and 2
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as No.6
Newbury Road)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C18 and C19 alterations. Red brick; render,
probably on timber-framing to cross-wing at left, old plain-tile roof,
half-hipped to left; brick end stack to right, lateral stack to rear left.
L-shaped plan. Single storey and attic; 2-bay range. Plank door with lean-to
porch at junction of cross-wing to left. 3-light casement to right. 2-light
casement to right return of cross-wing. Flat-roofed dormer to right, gabled
dormer to right return of cross-wing. Probably C19 addition to right of
single-storey, single-window range; having plank door to left and 3-light
casement to right. Interior not inspected but reputed to be of cruck
construction.
Listing NGR: SU4598888451
951
of
2228
EAST HENDRED ST. MARY'S ROAD
SU4688 (East side)
20/111 Roman Catholic Church of Saint
21/12/82 Mary
(Formerly listed as St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church)
GV II
Church. 1863-4 by C.A. Buckler for C.J. Eyston. Stone ashlar; old plain-tile
roofs. Early English style. 3-bay nave with north aisle, chancel with sacristy
to south, octagonal spirelet between nave and sacristy. Porch to centre bay of
nave with double plank doors to 2-centre arched doorway. Geometrical tracery
windows of 3-lights to nave and end of sacristy. 5-light geometrical tracery
window to west end of nave. Spirelet has louvred lancet openings on cardinal
sides of upper stage. Pyramidal stone spire to spirelet. Interior: not inspected
but noted as having wood open-work chancel screen and Hardman and Co. stained
glass to most windows.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p134)
Listing NGR: SU4607588537
952
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS LECHLADE ROAD (North
Side)
SU29NE
Bell House
2/84
GV
II
Village school and school house, now dwelling. Circa 1890, by Sir Ernest
George and Alfred Yeates for Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park. Cotswold
vernacular style.
Coursed rubble stone, stone dressings with a gabled stone tiled roof and
tall stone ridge stack. L shaped plan with the former school room in the W
wing at right angles to the road. Large mullioned and transomed window to
former school room, 3 and 4-light mullioned windows with leaded casements
elsewhere. One large dormer through the eaves line with a hipped stone
tiled roof with dripstone and plank door with leaded lights. An open wood
bell turret with a shaped lead cap rises from where the 2 wings meet.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2536797000
953
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS LECHLADE ROAD (South
Side)
SU29NE
Nos 6 and 7
2/85
GV
II
Pair of semi-detached houses. 1893 by Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeates
for Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park. Cotswold vernacular style. Coursed
rubble stone and stone dressings with a gabled stone tiled roof and stone
stacks with moulded caps. 2-storeys facing the road with a gable end
fronting the War Memorial green, 4- and 5-light flat - headed mullioned
windows with leaded casements. Porches to E and W ends under deeply
projecting eaves. Tudor arched doorways with plank doors. The cottages
form a group with 2 other similar buildings known collectively as Roadside
Cottages. (q.v. Nos 8-11 (consec.) and Nos 12-14 (consec.)).
Listing NGR: SU2538196959
954
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS LECHLADE ROAD (South
Side)
SU29NE Nos 8-11 (consecutive)
2/86
GV II
Block of 4 dwellings. 1893 by Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeates for
Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park as recorded on a datestone under the
central gabled projection. A fusion of Cotswold vernacular and collegiate
Gothic style. Coursed rubble stone and stone dressings with gabled stone
tiled roofs and stone stacks with moulded caps. 2-storeys; 3- and 4-light
flat headed mullioned windows with leaded casements, plank doors with leaded
lights under the Tudor arched doorways. Ball finials to gable ends. Set
back from Nos 6 and 7 (q.v), and with them and Nos 12-14 (consec.) (q.v.)
known collectively on Roadside Cottages.
Listing NGR: SU2536296942
955
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS LECHLADE ROAD (South
Side)
SU29NE Nos 12-14 (consecutive)
2/87
GV II
Block of 3 dwellings. 1893 by Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeates for
Alexander Henderson of Buscot Park. A fusion of Cotswold vernacular and
collegiate Gothic style. Coursed rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and stone stacks with moulded caps. 2 storeys with
a large gable to the road under which are side doors with Tudor arches.
Gabled projection to the green reminiscent of a college oriel. 3- and 4-
light flat - headed mullioned windows with leaded casements, ball finials to
gable ends. Set at right angles to the road and forming the third side of a
courtyard around the War Memorial green. With Nos 6 and 7 (q.v.) and Nos 8-
11 (consec.) (q.v.) known collectively as Roadside Cottages.
Listing NGR: SU2533896956
956
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Church of St Michael
2/75
21/11/66
GV
II*
Parish church. Mainly C13 but restored in 1870, 1872 and 1895. Rubble
stone with a gabled stone tiled roof. 3 bay nave, 3-bay chancel, S porch
and W bellcote. 2- and 3-light Early English lancets to S wall of nave,
blocked Norman doorway, one Early English lancet on N wall of nave. W
window of 3 stepped trefoiled lancets with quatrefoils above. Single lancet
windows to N and S walls of chancel, E window of 3 stepped pointed-trefoiled
lights. C19 porch with gabled stone tiled roof and a C13 S doorway with a
rounded-trefoiled head. C19 gabled bellcote. The S aisle has disappeared
leaving an aisleless interior with the remains of an Early English arcade on
the S wall of the nave of plain character. Also an Early English cusped
tomb recess on S wall. Deep splays to the Norman and Early English windows
on N wall. Chancel arch is Transitional with abaci of saltire crosses but a
pointed arch with a slight chamfer. Early English sedilia in the chancel -
a recess with 2 half shafts on heads and with stiff leaf capitals. Also a
trefoil-headed piscina. Open rafter roof throughout with tie beams, queen
posts and tier of wind braces. Fine set of stained glass by Morris & Co:
1874 nave N side, St Matthew with Angel by Edward Burne-Jones; 1877 chancel
N side, Christ walking on the water also by Burne-Jones; 1935 W window, St
Raphael after a design by William Morris, St Michael after a design by Ford
Madox Brown and St Gabriel after another design by Morris. E window by
Clayton and Bell depicting scences from the gospels. Polygonal Jacobean
pulpit with much strapwork and arcading. Font also Jacobean - an octagonal
stone base with octagonal bowl and contemporary wooden cover with a crucifix
supported by 4 brackets.
A C Sewter, The Stained Glass of Williams Morris and his Circle, 1975, 2,
67.
Listing NGR: SU2628198558
957
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE
2 Chest tombs to the
2/76 Kinch family approx 10m
to S of porch at St Michael's
Church
GV
II
2 chest tombs. One to Thomas Kinch, died 1793, with bulbous corner
balusters; the other to William Kinch, died 1839, has free-standing angle
columns and Tuscan capitals.
Listing NGR: SU2629198551
958
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Faringdon tomb approx 3m
2/77 to W of St Michael's
Church.
GV II
Monument. 1920-1 to Jane Allen, died 1920 and her husband Alexander, Baron
Faringdon, died 1934. Large free-standing bronze cast of a sorrowing female
in Italian Renaissance dress modelled with curvaceous Art Nouveau drapery
and signed at the base 'George Frampton RA 1920'. She stands at the head of
3 marble slabs, the centre one raised and bevelled with a copper coat of
arms and inscriptions, her head bowed, offering a wreath. The right-hand
slab is initiated 'GF' and dated 1921.
Listing NGR: SU2627098549
959
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Eaton Hastings House
2/107 (formerly listed as The
10/11/52 Rectory House)
GV II
House, formerly rectory. Early C19. Coursed rubble stone with red brick
dressings and Welsh slate roof with rear lateral stacks. 2-storey 3-window
range of 16-pane sashes. Central later porch with part-glazed door and
single-light casements. To either side a 24-pane sash descends to ground
and has ganged brick lintel. 1st floor band.
Listing NGR: SU2589498263
960
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Village Cross remains,
2/78 approx 20m NW of Eaton
Hastings House
GV
II
Remains of village cross. C13. Octagonal stone base with water leaf
enrichment, in the garden of Eaton Hastings Home (formerly The Rectory).
Listing NGR: SU2634998592
961
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE
Lower House Farmhouse
2/79
14/8/86
GV
II
Farmhouse. Mid C17. Rubble stone with stone dressings and gabled machine
tiled roof with a central ridge brick stack on a stone base. 2 storeys and
attic, 3 bays on the S front with modern fenestration and one C17 2-light
window with an ovolo moulded mullion with a dripstone below the S gable.
Further 3 and 4-light C17 mullioned windows on the W and N fronts. C20 door
to exterior with the original C17 studded plank door with an iron lock
attached to the back. Later extension to the E of 2 storeys with modern 3-
light casements and a modern dormer. The interior has 2 stopped and
chamfered beams.
Listing NGR: SU2654898654
962
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Ferry
Cottage
2/80
GV
II
Small house. Late C17. Limewashed rubble stone with a gabled thatched roof
and end brick stacks, that on the E with a stone base. C20 wood casements
to most windows, but two C17 stone mullioned windows, to E of C20 door. C20
one-storey extension to the E with a gabled pantile roof and weather boarded
E end. No original internal features survive.
Listing NGR: SU2621898578
963
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE
Rhodes' Farmhouse
2/81
including stables to the
NE.
GV
II
Farmhouse and stables. C18. Chequer brick with a rubble stone base and
side walls and a gabled stone tiled roof with end stacks on brick with
dressed stone tops. S front of 2 storeys and attic; 3 bays with a dog-tooth
brick cornice, gauged bricks to window heads and 3-light C19 casements with
wood glazing bars. Stone architrave to 6-panelled door with a 2-light
rectangular fanlight. Brick outshut to rear with Welsh slates and further
2-storey brick extensions on the N. Early C18 stable range adjoining to the
NE, of coursed squared stone and brick dressings with a stone tiled roof,
gabled at the S end, hipped at the N end. 2 storeys; 7 bays with cambered
heads to windows.
Listing NGR: SU2605598452
964
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE The Grange
2/82
10/11/52
II
Farmhouse. 1658, as recorded on datestone below the W stack on the W front,
extended by the addition of a N wing in the C19. Coursed rubble stone with
stone dressings and a gabled stone tiled roof with brick ridge stacks. S
front of 2 storeys and attic; 4 bays with wooden box cornice and 4 irregular
gabled dormers. Windows are 3-light 8-pane casements. Centrally placed
panelled door beneath a flat moulded hood supported by brackets decorated
with leaves and tendrils. N stone and brick wing doubled the size of the
original house. 2 storeys and attic with gabled machine tiled roof.
Further NE stone extension of one storey and attic. No contemporay internal
features.
Listing NGR: SU2586598252
965
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Philip's Farmhouse
2/83 (formerly listed as
10/11/52 Phillips Farmhouse.)
II
Farmhouse, now house. 1658 as recorded on datestone inscribed 'BTA 1658'
below the apex of the W gable on the S front. Rubble stone with gabled
stone tiled roof and end stacks in reconstituted stone. S front of 2
storeys and attic; 2 bays with gables and 3-light mullioned windows. Those
on the ground floor renewed, first floor and gable lights original, all with
dripstones. C20 stone and stone tiled porch to E of one storey and one and
2-storey brick additions to the N. Interior: Contemporary internal
features preserved include C17 panelling to the E of the original central
passage, the higher reaches of a newel staircase to the E, stopped and
chamfered beams in the 2 ground floor rooms and the original timber roof.
Listing NGR: SU2536898162
966
of
2228
EATON HASTINGS
SU29NE Stud Farmhouse
2/88
II
Farmhouse. Early C19 addition to older house. Chequered brick on a stone
base with a gabled stone tiled roof and end brick stacks. S front of 2
storeys; 3 bays with C20 casement fenestration. Projecting gabled stone
tiled porch with a semi-circular fanlight. Remains of earlier house to NW -
one storey and attic of rubble stone and tiled roof and 3 gabled dormers.
C20 casements. Another later range to the NE of rubble stone and roughcast
with a gabled stone tiled roof.
Listing NGR: SU2564397213
967
of
2228
1. FERNHAM CHURCH LANE
SU 29 SE 2/7 Thatchets
II
2.
C17 of colourwashed brick and rubble stone with a gabled thatched roof and 2 ridge
brick stacks. Original cottage range of 1 storey and attic, 2 window range with a
further 2 window range to the W. 3 eyebrow dormers, that to the C20 range with
2 light leaded casements, the others of 2 and 3 light leaded casements. Similar
casements to the ground floor of the original range, but the C20 extension has 2
light windows with larger leaded panes. Gabled wooden glazed porch, plank door.
Listing NGR: SU2921591888
968
of
2228
1. FERNHAM CHURCH LANE
Box Tree Cottage
SU 29 SE 2/6
II
2.
Late C17-early c18 of colourwashed rubble stone and cement render to the attic with a
thatched roof, gabled to the roof and half hipped and swept down over 2 outshuts to
the W. One storey and attic, 3 window range. Upper windows are 3 light 2 pane wood
casements, the lower a mixture of 2 and 3 light casements. A bread oven with a
conical stone tiled roof projects from the E wall.
Listing NGR: SU2928491920
969
of
2228
1. FERNHAM HIGH STREET
Church of St John
SU 29 SE 2/1
II GV
2.
1861 by J H Hugall as recorded by Goodhart-Rendel. Squared and coursed rubble stone,
dressed stone quoins and copings with gabled stone tiled roofs. 3 bay nave, 2 bay
chancel, single w bellcote, S porch and N vestry. Early English details of 2 light
cusped windows with roundels above under pointed arches to the nave and plain cusped
lancets to the chancel. E window of 3 cusped lancets with quatrefoil and trefoils
above under pointed arch enclosed by a dripstone with uncut capitals. W front has
2 cusped lancets with quatrefoils above either side of a stepped buttress. S porch
with outer arch moulded and ending in tightly foliated capitals and inner of a single
moulded arch with uncut capitals.
Aisleless interior with open rafter roofs and a plainly moulded chancel arch on half
shafts with tightly foliated capitals.
1867 stained glassE window by Wailes and further stained glass in chancel S window
and nave S windows. Stone pulpit with coloured marble insets and octagonal font on
oloured marble piers both contemporary with the church.
St John's stands on an elevated site overlooking the village centre.
Listing NGR: SU2934691903
970
of
2228
1. FERNHAM THE GREEN
Corner Cottage
SU 29 SE 2/5
II GV
2.
C17 part stone rubble faced in roughcast and part timber framed with brick infilling
rendered and all limewashed. Gabled thatched roof with decorative ridge and one
centre brick ridge stack. One storey and attic, 4 window range. All windows are
2 light 6 pane casements set between timbers. Gable end to the road has
non-structural close studding to the attic storey and more evenly spaced studding to
the ground floor with angle struts - all presumably C19 decorative work. Modern wood
faced thatched porch, plank door.
The interior is not of special interest.
Listing NGR: SU2931891876
971
of
2228
1. FERNHAM THE GREEN
The Old Manor House
SU 29 SE 2/3
II GV
2.
C17 of coursed rubble stone and long and short dressed stone quoins of two builds
with
a stone tiled roof to the NE, machine tiled to the SW, gabled at the NW end and half
hipped to the NE. NW end stack and brick ridge stack. Originally two 3 bay ranges,
now a 2 storey, 6 window SW range with 3 stone diamonds inset in NW section. The
fenestration of this SW front has been completely altered since the building appeared
on the previous list. The upper openings, apart from a loft door, were originally
C17
4 light mullioned and transomed windows, but they have recently been replaced by
modern 2 light top lit wood casements. A large double 2 light window to the left of
the modern door now replaces an 8 light C19 mullioned and transomed window and a
plank
door with rectangular fanlight. Also gone is a tall 3 light casement replaced by a
modern 2 light top lit casement. Despite these alterations the buillding retains
sufficient character to be worthy of listing in such a prominent site in the village
centre.
Listing NGR: SU2929791812
972
of
2228
1. FERNHAM THE GREEN
Peach Cottage
SU 29 SE 2/4 GV
II
2.
C17 oF limewashed rubble stone and brick to the attic with a thatched roof, gabled at
the N end and half hipped at S end over brick outshut. NE and stone stack and SW
brick stack on outshut. One storey and attic, 3 bays. The attic has 4 pane 2 light
casements, and the ground floor one 4 pane 2 light casement and one 8 pane sash.
Plank door to the right hand bay.
Listing NGR: SU2929091832
973
of
2228
1. FERNHAM
SU 29 SE 2/2 Keeper's Cottage
II
2.
C17, part timber framed and part limewashed stone rubble with a thatched roof, half
hipped to the roadside, gabled to the rear with a central ridge stone stack with a
renewed brick top. Originally a 2 cottage range with a modern 2 bay SE extension.
Timber framing visible on the NW end and the N front of the first bay. All the
windows are now 2 light modern casements with leaded diamond glazing. A rubble stone
bread oven projects from the SW front. Modern glazed door facing the road on the
N side.
Listing NGR: SU2936891851
974
of
2228
FERNHAM
58/0/10002 MANOR FARMHOUSE
31-MAR-03
II
Farmhouse. Early-C18, with mid-C19 re-fitting and small late-C19 dairy extension.
Rubble stone with brick dressings, on stone plinth. Steep pitch tile roof with brick
end stacks. Central entrance to lobby and stair flanked by 2 rooms to each of 2
storeys plus attic.
EXTERIOR: South elevation with 3 casements over two and central entrance with
original main door, all finely gauged brick lintels with quoined sides. Single
dormer. East gable with small blocked windows. North elevation with symmetrical 3
window openings to each floor, one with 12-pane sash, the rest blocked, but retaining
their finely gauged lintels and quoins. Late-C19 extension to west with dairy to
ground floor.
INTERIOR: Ground floor has main door with strap metal hinges and original hardware.
To east, parlour has boxed spine beam, C19 wood surround fireplace with corbelled
brackets each with 3 pyramid studs, and flanking cupboards with 2-panel doors. To
west, kitchen has wide, C19 stone fireplace similarly detailed to that in parlour,
and a chamfered and stopped spine beam. Stair is boxed-in at ground to first floor,
with short run of balusters at the top, now removed. From first to attic floor, a
complete run of moulded closed string stair with vase balusters, a wide moulded
handrail, and a heavy square newel. Similar balusters and newels to attic
balustrade. First floor east room has bolection moulding fireplace, similarly flanked
by cupboards with 2-panel doors. Wide wooden floor boards at first floor and attic.
Roof structure comprises 2 trusses with ties at attic floor level, collars and double
purlins. Central truss has been carefully in-filled with boarding forming a
partition. Lathe and plaster finish to ceiling.
An excellent survival of a farmhouse with an early-C18 core that retains several high
quality fittings, its plan form and roof of that early date, and that was re-fitted
in the mid-C19 when the farm was remodelled.
975
of
2228
FRILFORD A338
SU4497
16/47 Milestone at SU 4445 9785
- II
Milestone. Late C18. Limestone. Whitewashed: inscription reads
OXFORD/7/WANTAGE/7. The road was turnpiked in 1770.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4445097850
976
of
2228
FRILFORD A338
SU4497
16/48 No.4
- II
House. Early C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick ridge
stack. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range of
irregular fenestration. Timber lintel over C20 door with pentice, and C20
windows. 2-light leaded dormer casement. Small outshut to rear. Extension to
right of one storey, one bay; limestone rubble with Welsh slate roof. Interior:
room to left has full set of chamfered and stopped beam and joists, and gunrack
over open fireplace with moulded bressumer, flanked by old plank doors. First
floor not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4420597236
977
of
2228
FRILFORD
SU4397
15/43 Frilford Grange Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18: probably C17 rear wing. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone
slate roof; symmetrical stone end stacks with brick quoins and tops. L-plan with
rear left wing. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Consoles to flat hood over C19
six-panelled (4 glazed) door. Flat stone arches over 8-pane sashes with thick
glazing bars. Raised storey band; moulded wood cornice. Rear wing of similar
materials: one storey and attic; 2- extended to 3-window range, with brick ridge
stack and two 2-light leaded casements to left. Interior: 2-panelled doors.
Central narrow hall has early C18 dog-leg with winder staircase, with turned
balusters on closed string. Room to right has chamfered beam, and eared
architrave to fireplace adjoining china closet. First floor has chamfered beam
and fireplace to right, and panelled surround to window seat and cupboard to
left. 5-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Rear wing has large
back-kitchen with chamfered and stopped beam and large inglenook fireplace with
seats and saltboxes. Joints on the front elevation show that the window
arrangement has been altered, possibly from 5 bays originally to the present
3-window range.
Listing NGR: SU4391897248
978
of
2228
FRILFORD
SU4397
15/44 Frilford Grange and Frilford
Old Grange
GV II
Two houses. c.1840 (Frilford Grange) with mid C18 house to rear (Frilford Old
Grange). Frilford Grange: coursed and dressed limestone with ashlar dressings,
and banded rustication to ground floor. Gabled Welsh slate roof; brick ridge an
end stacks. Single-depth plan. Franco-Italianate style. 2 storeys. 4-window
range. Round arch over double-leaf doors with fanlight. 3-bay porch with keyed
round arches and pierced spandrels is continued as verandah with parapet across
gabled outer projections: these have tripartite French windows, the first floor
windows being set and revealed within twin basket arches with busts carved on
the outer keys. 2-bay centre has French windows set in moulded segmental-headed
architraves. Deep pine bracketed eaves. Interior: mid C19 interior with marble
fireplaces and staircase. Frilford Old Grange: coursed limestone rubble; gabled
M-shaped stone slate roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2-storey,
3-window range rear elevation, has 6-panelled (2 glazed) door with overlight
flanked by C20 window and C19 four-light casement: C20 windows and mid C18
three-light cross-window with leaded lights on first floor. Mid C19 stucco
extension to side. Rear service range, heightened in early C19, has two C18
three-light leaded casements. Interior: C18 panelled doors. 5-bay collar-truss
with butt purlins. One of 2 villas in Frilford built for the Aldworths in
c.1840.
(John Betjeman and John Piper (Ed.), Murrays Architectural guide: Berkshire,
1949, p.131).
Listing NGR: SU4389497213
979
of
2228
FRILFORD
SU4397
15/45 Stables approx. 8m. N of
Frilford Old Grange
GV II
Stables. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; half-hipped stone slate roof, with
old tiles near ridge. One storey and loft; 3-window range. Garage in right bay
has C20 sliding doors: timber lintel over late C18 six-panelled door and 2-light
leaded casement with 2 re-used medieval cornices to left: loft door has nesting
holes at top of gablet. Similar window to rear. Early C19 outshut to left.
Interior: collar-truss post and pad roof with curved under-principals. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4390297227
980
of
2228
FRILFORD
SU4397, SU4497 Josca's Preparatory School
15/46, 16/46
- II
House, now school. Mid C18: front range built c.1840 for the Aldworth family.
Coursed dressed limestone; gabled and stone-coped slate roof; stone ridge, end
and internal stacks. Double-depth plan. Jacobean Revival style. 2 storeys.
4-window range, with projecting outer bays. 2-light stone-mullioned windows
above central Tudor-arched doorway: panelled door set back within moulded
surround with stained glass windows. Dutch-gabled outer bays have
stone-mullioned and transomed 2-storey canted bay windows. Mid C18 wing to rear
left, remodelled and extended in C19 and C20: of similar materials, with 8-pane
sashes. Interior: mainly mid C19, including mid C19 bolection-panelled doors and
shutters. Mid C18 dog-leg stairs with turned balusters to rear of hall, adjoins
panelled room. One of 2 villas in Frilford built for the Aldworths in c.1840.
The Dutch gables with their mullioned and transomed bay windows are also found
in J.C. Loundon's designs for his "Beau Ideal Villa".
(J.C. Loundon "An encyclopedia of cottage, farm and villa architecture, 1833,
figs. 1438-9; M. Billings Directory and 6azetter of Berkshire and Oxfordshire,
1854, p.274; John Betjeman and John Piper, (Ed.), Murray's Architectural Guide:
Berkshire, 1949, p.131).
Listing NGR: SU4399397210
981
of
2228
FRILFORD
SU4397
The Old Farmhouse
15/49
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled and
half-hipped roof, old tiles to front and C20 tiles to rear; brick end stack, and
rear lateral stack of stone finished in C20 brick. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys;
4-window range. Concrete lintel over C20 door with porch, and timber lintels
over C20 doors to sides. Concrete and timber lintels over C20 windows: chamfered
and ogee-stopped timber lintel over window above central door. Interior: open
fireplace to right. Room to left has chamfered and wedge-stopped beam,
quarter-turn stairs adjoining open fireplace and panelled spice cupboard. First
floor has chamfered and stopped beam to left. Roof, remodelled in C20, has
queen-post truss to right. The farmhouse was converted into 2 cottages in the
mid C19.
Listing NGR: SU4383797276
982
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY ABINGDON ROAD
SU4398 (North side)
Tubney
13/50 No.10 (Rose Cottage)
GV II
House. Early/mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick end
stacks, left one rebuilt. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range.
Timber lintels over C20 door with pentice and C19 two-light casements, also in
half-dormers. C20 porch to rear. Interior: chamfered beams. Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4310198753
983
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY ABINGDON ROAD
SU4398 (East side)
Tubney
13/51 No.8 (White Rose Cottage)
04/08/80 (Formerly listed as No.8
(White Horse Cottage)
GV II
House. C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble, rendered front; thatch roof, hipped
to left and gabled to right with brick stack, 2-unit outshut plan. One storey
and attic; 2-window range. C20 door and porch. Timber lintel over C20 window to
right: one-light window to left. C20 dormer casements. Outshut with plank door
to left extends across rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU4306898765
984
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY ABINGDON ROAD
SU4398 (South side)
Tubney
13/52 Nos.14, 15 (Cobweb Cottage),
16 and 17
- II
3 cottages, now 4 dwellings. Early/late C18. Front range of 2 cottages: coursed
and uncoursed limestone rubble, colourwashed at front: right bay of colourwashed
brick; gabled and half-hipped thatch roofs; brick end and ridge stacks. 2
one-unit cottages at front attached to cottage at rear. Two ranges at front: one
storey and attic, 2-window range to right of one storey and attic, one-window
range. Segmental brick arch over C19 plank door with Welsh slate pentice,
flanked by flat brick arches over C20 casements: left bay has timber lintel over
C20 casement, and has Victorian post box: C19 dormer casement to right. C19 bay
added to right of front: of colourwashed limestone rubble, with gabled old tile
roof. Rear wing of similar materials, half-hipped roof, 2 ridge stacks and C20
extension to rear. One storey and attic, 4-window range with two C20 porches,
C19 two-light casements and C18 two-light leaded casements in dormers. Interior:
No.14 has chamfered and stopped bressumer over open fireplace with bread oven
and seat; chamfered beam; round and split elm rafters with thatch ties. Similar
roof in No.16 which has closed truss next to No.17: chamfered beam. No.15 has
chamfered beam.
Listing NGR: SU4349598679
985
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY DIGGING LANE
SU4298 (East side)
Fyfield
12/53 Nos.25 and 26
- II
2 cottages. C18, later extension to right. Coursed limestone rubble, more
dressed blocks to right. Gabled thatch roof; brick ridge and left end stacks. 2
one-unit dwellings. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over
C20 doors: stone porch to left built 1985, C20 timber porch to right. Timber
lintels over C19 two-light casements and one-light to right: 2-light half-dormer
casements. Interior of No.26: chamfered joists. Old plank door to quarter-turn
stairs. 2-bay roof with closed truss, and willow rafters lashed with twine.
Interior of No.25 not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4224498497
986
of
2228
In the entry for FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FARINGDON ROAD
5/54 (North side)
Tubney
GV School House
the address shall be amended to read FARINGDON ROAD
5/54 (North side)
Tubney
GV The Old School
------------------------------------
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NW (North side)
Tubney
5/54 School House
GV II
School, now house. c.1847 by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin. Coursed limestone
rubble; gabled stone slate roof; brick rear lateral stack. Gothic Revival style. One-
storey, 2-window range. Central gabled porch with pointed chamfered doorway, flanked
by one-light trefoil-headed windows. Tall 3-light trefoil-headed windows in side
walls. C20 extension to rear. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
(P. Stanton, Pugin,1971,p.205).
Listing NGR: SU4358299269
987
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NW (North side)
Tubney
5/55 Church of St. Lawrence
25/01/72 (Formerly listed as Church of
St. Lawrences)
GV II
Church. 1844-7, by Augustus Northmore Welby Pugin for Magdalene College, Oxford.
Coursed limestone rubble, ashlar dressings; gabled stone slate roof with crested
ridge tiles; concrete tile roof to vestry and adjoining part of chancel roof; stone
gable end stack to vestry. Chancel with north vestry, nave with west bellcote. Gothic
Revival style. Decorated-style 3-light east window. Vestry has plain pointed doorway
and shallow pointed moulded surrounds to 2-light windows. Two-bay chancel and 4-bay
nave have one- and 2-light trefoil-headed windows. Gabled south porch to left has
plain pointed chamfered doorways. Offset buttresses at all bay divisions: west
bellcote supported by offset buttress at centre of west wall.
Interior: chancel has finely carved reredos, benches with carved bench
ends, communion rail and priest's chair with curved stretchers. Encaustic tile
floor: trussed rafter roof with embattled wall plate has fine stencilled
painting, probably by Pugin. Nave has pulpit, lectern and some benches with
carved ends by Pugin. Octagonal font, with carved panels and bowl supports,
given by Queen Adelaide. 3 fine chandeliers, and 3 candelabra on each wall. The
plans by Pugin (dated 1844) and much correspondence relating to the church's
building survive at Magdelene College, Oxford. The church cost £596 to build:
Pugin wrote, "I first drew it out with a Tower, but it then cost 645, so I have
altered it into a Belfry". This church was Pugin's only Anglican commission.
(For watercolours, drawing and plan signed by Pugin 1844 see Magdalene College
MS 743; Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.242-3; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV,
p.300; P. Stanton, Pugin, 1971, pp.132 and 205).
Listing NGR: SU4355699249
988
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NW (North side)
Tubney
5/56 Milestone approx. 20m. SE of
Church of St. Lawrence
GV II
Milestone. Late C18. Limestone. Whitewashed with black letter inscriptions,
Oxford/7/Faringdon/10). The road was turnpiked in 1733.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4359699244
989
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NW (South side)
Tubney
5/57 Tubney Warren House and
attached walls
GV II
House. c.1730-40: refronted c.1840. Stucco front to walls of coursed limestone
rubble with brick quoins and dressings; gabled Welsh slate roof; brick
symmmetrical end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys. Symmetrical 3-window
range. Pedimented Doric porch: C20 door, and C19 double-leaf half-glazed inner
doors. 6-pane sashes to all windows. Rusticated ground floor is divided from
first floor by an undulate scrolled band: pilasters at ends. Three C18 ranges to
rear with gabled roofs have flat brick arches over narrowed openings and sashes
in outer bays. Lower added range to left. Interior: fine mid C18 dog-leg with
landing staircase has turned and twisted balusters: said to have been reset.
Subsidiary features: fine attached walls of limestone rubble with stepped brick
cornice: wall encloses rectangle approx. 20 x 50m. and is joined to a barn
(q.v.) at north-north-east corner.
Listing NGR: SU4392499268
990
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NW (South side)
Tubney
5/58 Barn approx. 25m. NNE of
Tubney Warren House
GV II
Barn. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and dressings;
half-hipped old tile roof. Aisled 10-bay plan with 2 threshing floors. Two
midstreys with hipped roofs have C20 double doors and adjoining outshuts: brick
ventilation slits and dentilled eaves. Interior: 10-bay collar-truss roof with
butt purlins and braced posts. Included for group value.
(Shown on map of 1767, ref. Magdalene College, Oxford MS).
Listing NGR: SU4393799328
991
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FYFIELD
SU4298
12/59 Fyfield Manor
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as The Manor
House)
GV II*
Manor house, now dwelling and office. c.1325, for Sir John Golafre: hall to
right heightened and rebuilt in late C16, and C16 and C17 extensions, for the
White family: restored in 1868 by J.H. Parker. Limestone rubble with ashlar
dressings. Porch and adjoining wing of solar over service survive of early C14
Decorated-style house. Timber-framed solar wing, set on high limestone plinth,
has main framing of heavy scantling with heavy cusped angle braces: first floor
of porch to right is roughcast over timber frame. Gabled stone slate roofs;
stone and brick stacks. 2-storey porch has 2-light Decorated window with
heraldic shields in spandrels: pointed moulded doorways, ballflower ornament to
inner doorway framing ancient studded doors with grill and iron fittings. Early
C14 two-storey and -attic, gabled front of solar wing to left has C17
ovolo-moulded mullioned and transomed windows and early C14 two-light
trefoil-headed attic window. Late C16 range behind and to right of porch of 2
storeys and attic; symmetrical 3-window range: 3-light stone-mullioned
cavetto-moulded windows have restored C18 casements and are set under 3 gables,
with stack on fourth gable to left; gable end ashlar stacks; similar
stone-mullioned windows to rear. Two-storey range to left of C14 wing has C17
three-light wood-mullioned window (reset after 1868): late C17 three-unit
lobby-entry house, with 2- and 3-light leaded casements, 2-unit dwelling and C19
stable extend forward from left. Interior: screens have 3 early C14 pointed
moulded service doorways. C14 wing has heavy transverse beams and C17 door with
lock in service area: first-floor solar has moulded oak doorways to left and to
porch, C16 moulded stone fireplace in left wall, and 3-bay roof of massive
scantling, partially restored by Parker: moulded wall plates, and
cusp-chamfering to cusped braces tenoned into cambered tie beams of collar
trusses with side struts, windbraces and butt purlins. Late C16 range has
chamfered and stopped beams, timber-framed partitions to first floor and attic,
restored stone moulded fireplaces, 2 blacked round-headed doorways, and 4-bay
collar-truss roof with clasped purlins and windbraces. Old range to left of C14
wing has C17 door and chamfered beams. First-floor room has early C18 panelling,
C16 stone-moulded fireplace and cusp-chamfering to doorway and posts, braces and
tie beams of 3-bay roof (not inspected). Interiors of C17 ranges to left not
inspected.
(Buildings of England: Oxfordshire, pp.145-6; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.345;
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Archaeological Journal, Vol.23
(1917), Figs. 1 and 2; National Monuments Record).
992
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU4230798943
993
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY MAIN ROAD
SU4298 (North side)
Fyfield
12/61 No.3
GV II
House. Mid C18, with later C18 additions to rear and right. Coursed and dressed
limestone to early C18 left bay: rest of coursed limestone rubble with squared
quoins. Gabled roof of stone slates to front and concrete tiles to rear; stone
ridge stack. One- extended to 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Left bay:
carved consoles to flat hood over C19 four-panelled door and timber lintels over
3-light leaded casements. Right bay: concrete lintel over C20 window above
canted bay window. Late C18 rear left wing of similar materials with gabled old
tile roof.
Listing NGR: SU4240698778
994
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY MAIN ROAD
SU4298 (North side)
Fyfield
12/62 The White Hart Inn
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as White Hart
Inn)
GV II*
Almshouses and chantry priest's house, now public house. Mid C15, built for Sir
John Golafre after his death in 1442. Restored 1963. Roughcast, with ashlar
dressings: left wing, originally timber-framed, is now rendered with main
elements of frame and tension braces exposed to front and rear. Gabled stone
slate roof; tapered external end stacks of stone rubble finished in brick.
3-unit hall range of open hall and service rooms to right, with parlour cross
wing to left. 2 storeys: 4-window range. Hall range: C20 door to screens with
stone surrounds and C20 door to right. C18 two-, 3- and 4-light restored
casements, except two 3- and 5-light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned windows with
leaded-lights to top right: stone dressings to blocked C15 window which lit left
bay of hall, Parlour wing: similar C18 casements, and blocked C15 plain
wood-mullioned window in right side wall. Rear: stone dressings to C15 screens
doorway and blocked hall window; parlour wing has blocked C15 plain
wood-mullioned window over chamfered stone stair-light in right side wall. C19
extensions to sides of colourwashed rubble with hipped and gabled stone slate
roofs. Interior: restored in 1963. Parlour wing: ground-floor parlour has
stop-chamfered joists, blocked C15 fireplace adjoining exposed spandrel of
mid/late C16 stone moulded fireplace; C16 panelling to rear; stone spiral stairs
with timber treads; first-floor solar has lateral timber partitions with rebated
doorframes under tie beams of 2-bay king-post trusses with clasped purlins and
curved wind-braces; blocked window with 2 oak mullions in left side wall. Hall
range: open hall has chamfered arch-braced roof truss with upper collar, tabled
clasped purlins, arched windbraces and ashlar plate. Timber-framed dais
partition with tension braces set over projecting ogee-moulded dais beam:
timber-framed screens partition set over 2 four-centred service doors with
quatrefoil spandrels to right. 2-unit service area has ogee-stopped beams and
open fireplaces in right side wall: original layout possibly consisted of
screens opening to a buttery and/or pantry to the left of a kitchen. History:
Sir John Golafre who died in 1442, left money for the foundation of the House or
Hospital of St. John the Baptist which maintained 5 almsmen and a chantry
priest, who maintained the chantry chapel in the Church of St. Nicholas (q.v.).
The parlour wing probably accommodated the priest, and the rooms over the
service area the bedesmen. After the Dissolution it eventually, in 1580, passed
to St. John's College, Oxford, who still own it.
Buildings of England: Oxfordshire, p.146; Oxfordshire County Museums, Woodstock,
P.R.N. 9821; Bodleian Library, MS Top. Berks c.55 for 58 photos of White Hart
before and after restoration).
995
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU4235698760
996
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY MAIN ROAD
SU4298 (North side)
Fyfield
12/63 Crossways
GV II
House. C17: mid/late C18 wing to left. Uncoursed limestone rubble. Coursed
limestone rubble to later right bay; half-hipped thatch roof; C19 brick end
stack and stone lateral stack to right. 2- extended to 3-unit plan. One storey
and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 plank door and C19 casements:
C19 3-light dormer casement. Mid/late C18 wing projects forward from left bay:
coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings, hipped and gabled
stone slate roof; brick rear lateral stacks. 2 storeys: 2-window range.
Segmental brick arch over C20 door with porch, C19 two- and 3-light casements
and blocked door to right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4220498745
997
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY MAIN ROAD
SU4298 (North side)
Fyfield
12/64 Milestone approx. 28m. WSW of
Crossways
GV II
Milestone. Early/mid C19. Limestone. Segmental top: inscription reads:
Oxford/8/Faringdon/8. The road was turnpiked in 1733.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet, No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4215998732
998
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNE'/ MAIN ROAD
SU4298 (South side)
Fyfield
12/65 No.31 (Gamekeeper's Cottage)
20/11/86
GV II
House. C18, Colourwashed coursed limestone rubble; half-hipped thatch roof;
brick end stack. One-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber
lintels over C20 two-light casements: C19 three-light dormer casement. C19
one-storey extension to right of colourwashed brick under same thatch roof. C20
extension with present entry to rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU4219098707
999
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU4298 (East side)
Fyfield
12/70 Birch Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled and
half-hipped thatch roof; brick ridge stack. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. Chamfered timber lintels over 3-light leaded casements. Timber lintels
over blocked gable-entry to left, rear entry and leaded casement. Mid C18
one-storey service wing to rear right of limestone rubble with gabled stone
slate roof and 3-light leaded casement Interior: chamfered and stopped beams.
Chamfered bressumer over open fireplace with inglenook seats. 4-bay queen-post
roof has chamfered cyma-stopped beam and purlin in central room. Service wing,
once used as brewhouse, has 2 collar trusses and brick segmental-arched
fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU4226198774
1000
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU4298 (West side)
Fyfield
12/74 Manor Farmhouse
09/02/66
GV II*
Farmhouse. c.1700. Uncoursed limestone rubble; hipped Welsh slate roof; stone
finished in render over brick end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and
attic; symmetrical 5-window range. Early C19 steps with piers and stone-coped
side walls. Consoles support flat hood over C19 double-leaf panelled doors.
Renewed stone lintels over late C18/early C19 six-pane sashes. Gabled roof
dormers with C19 two-light casements. Rear: sashes and 2 early C18
wood-mullioned cross windows flank 3-storey stair turret. Mid C19 extension of
similar materials to left. Interior: central hall with bolection panelling leads
through segmental-arched entry to dog-leg staircase with twisted urn balusters
and square newels with pendentives. Bolection-panelled doors. Bolection-panelled
rooms to right, with central closet. Early C18 fireplace with bolection-moulded
architrave and overmantle in room to left. First floor has panelled room over
entry, and 3 early C18 fireplaces with bolection-panelled surrounds and
over mantels: rooms have moulded cornices, and bolection-panelled dado to right.
Attic has ribbed doors and collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU4222098879
1001
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU4298 (West side)
Fyfield
12/75 Fyfield House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C19 front range: C17 rear ranges remodelled in late
C19. Early C19 range: coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings;
hipped C20 tile roof; brick rear lateral stacks. Central staircase plan. 2
storeys: 3-window range. Concrete lintels over central 6-panelled door and
flanking French windows: 8-pane flanking 6-pane sashes on first floor have brick
quoins. Brick stair turret to rear. C17 rear ranges of similar materials:
2-storey range joins C17 cross wing to rear, of uncoursed limestone rubble with
gabled old tile roof and stone ridge stack. Interior: early C19 range has
6-panelled doors and dog-leg stairs with stick balusters and moulded newels.
Room to rear has open fireplace and chamfered and stopped beam: cased beams and
principal rafters in rest of C17 range.
Listing NGR: SU4224098776
1002
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU4298 (West side)
Fyfield
12/76 Gatepier approx. 20m. S of
Fyfield House
GV II
Gatepier. Early C18. Limestone ashlar with ball finial. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU4222898743
1003
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU4298 (West side)
Fyfield
12/77 Gatepier approx. 20m. SSW of
Fyfield House
GV II
Gatepier. Early C19. Limestone ashlar with ball finial. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU4222598744
1004
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (East side)
Netherton
5/66 Stone's Farmhouse and attached
walls
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C17, extended mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled roof
with stone slates to front and C20 tiles to rear; stone ridge stack. 3-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys: 3-window range. Timber lintel over C20 door: C20
porch. Timber lintels over C19 four-light casements and similar C20 window to
left adjoining blocked opening: segmental brick arches over C19 first-floor
3-light casements. Rear dairy outshut, and mid C18 two-storey wing to right of
similar materials with brick dressings. Interior: C19 panelled shutters and
doors. Chamfered and stopped beam and similar bressumer over open fireplace in
right room. Chamfered beams, open fireplace, and unusual brick vaulted dairy to
left. Roof not inspected. Subsidiary features: wall of limestone rubble attached
to right of front, meets wall with bee boles at right angles and approximately
15 metres south-east of house.
Listing NGR: SU4194199343
1005
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (East side)
Netherton
5/67 Stables approx. 15m. W of
Stone's Farmhouse
GV II
Stables, now store. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof.
One storey and loft; 3-window range. Timber lintels over double doors to
traphouse in right bay, C19 stable doors and three C20 windows: 4 ventilation
holes beneath eaves. Two gabled loft doors set over stable doors. Interior: post
and pad roof in hay loft, over wagon-horse stable, hackney stable and traphouse
with harness pegs. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4192099351
1006
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (East side)
Netherton
5/68 Glebe Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early/mid C17, remodelled mid C19. Uncoursed limestone
rubble with brick quoins to left and brick dressings; gabled and hipped old tile
roof; stone gable end stacks to left and rear right. 3-unit plan with cross wing
to right. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range. Timber lintel over central C20
door. Concrete lintels over C19 casements. One bay extension to rear right, of
similar materials with C20 brick rebuilding. Timber lintel over blocked door to
rear. Interior noted as having C18 2-panelled doors and chamfered and stopped
beams.
Listing NGR: SU4197899302
1007
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (East side)
Netherton
5/69 Barn approx. 40m. E of Glebe
Cottage
GV II
Barn. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble: weatherboarding over timber framing on
stone plinth to part of right bay and on left gable wall; half-hipped thatch
roof. Double-entry has one plank door; flanked by splayed ventilation slits.
Interior: 4-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4202499299
1008
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (West side)
Netherton
5/71 Nos.46 (Ranfurly) and 47
GV II
Two cottages. C17, extended in C18. Coursed limestone rubble, More regular
stonework in extension; gabled concrete tile roof; stone ridge stack and brick
end stacks. 2-extended to 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range.
Timber lintels over C19 plank doors and 3-light casements: four C20 dormers, C20
rear range of brick. Interior: No.47 has chamfered beam. No.46 not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4191299290
1009
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (West side)
Netherton
5/72 No.45 (Pear Tree Cottage)
GV II
House. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete tile roof; stone
ridge stack. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 timber
lintels over C20 door, flanked by C19 three-light casements: C19 two-light
first-floor casements. Interior: chamfered and stopped beams to right. Chamfered
and step-stopped beam in left room and room above: quarter-turn stairs with
winders in original position to rear of stack.
Listing NGR: SU4193399251
1010
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY NETHERTON LANE
SU49NW (West side)
Netherton
5/73 No.44 (Painton's Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18. Front range has datestone 'JP 1819'. Coursed limestone
rubble, brick quoins and dressings; hipped Welsh slate roof. L-plan with rear
right wing. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Console-brackets to flat hood over
6-panelled door with Regency overlight. Cambered brick arches with keystone over
8-pane sashes, and 6-pane sash over door in right bay. Similar early C19 sash in
right gable wall. Mid C18 rear wing of 2 storeys; 4-window range; of similar
materials with brick gable end stacks: right side wall has timber lintels over
C19 casements, 2 blocked windows, and blocked door flanked by buttresses.
Interior: panelled doors and shutters. Hall has early C19 staircase with stick
balusters. Rear wing noted as having chamfered beams.
Listing NGR: SU4193899218
1011
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY OAKESMERE
SP40SW (East side)
Tubney
2/78 Tubney Manor Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C17, later C17/early C18 rear extensions. Uncoursed limestone
rubble; gabled stone slate roof; stone external end stack to right; C20 brick
lateral stack to front. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys. 2-window range in right half of
front. Timber lintels over early C20 half-glazed door and C20 three-light
casements: segmental brick arch over similar C20 window right of door. Rear
service wings of similar materials flank central mid C18 brewhouse, of limestone
rubble with brick dressings and hipped old tile roof. Interior: 3-unit front
range has chamfered and stepped ogee-stopped beams throughout: transverse
partitions have chamfered and stopped doorframes: collar-truss roof with clasped
purlins and windbraces. Rear range has stop-chamfered beams, early C18 fielded
4-panelled door and brewhouse open fireplace. Valuable survival of a 3-unit plan
with original partitions and doorways. Has a moat on 2 sides and had a
drawbridge until 1841: the manor house on the site decayed in C16.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.379; John Brookes, "Tubney, Oxfordshire: medieval
and later settlement": Oxonensia, Vol.49, (1984), pp.121-32)
Listing NGR: SP4470800938
1012
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY FYFIELD
SU4298
12/60 Church of St, Nicholas
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. c.1200: early C14 chancel, C15 north aisle, west tower rebuilt in 1809
and after fire of 1893, when church was restored: south porch by J.C. Buckler,
1867-8. Uncoursed limestone rubble with ashlar dressings; gabled C20 tile roof.
Chancel and aisled nave with south transept and west tower. Decorated chancel
has hood moulds with anthropomorphic stops over 4-light reticulated east window
and 2-light windows in 2-bay side walls: pointed chamfered south doorway. North
aisle: blocked round-headed doorway of c.1200 has keel-moulded arch and
trumpet-scalloped capitals (shafts have gone); doorway flanked by much restored
early C16 three-light window and a C15 two-light ogee-headed window: 3-light
Perpendicular windows in end walls. South wall of nave rebuilt in mid C19, with
2-light window and 3-light south transept window. Steeply pitched gabled south
porch by Buckler has painted moulded doorway flanked by tall pinnacles; similar
doorway to south door within, and closely-set buttresses with gables to left
side wall. West tower has original lower stage with C15 four-centred doorway to
double-leaf plank doors: octagonal upper stages built in 1809 and then after
1893, with trefoil-headed lancets, reset C15 cinquefoil-headed light and
pyramidal roof of 1893, Interior: late C19 benches, pulpit and lectern installed
during restoration following fire of 1893. Much restored early C14 sedilia with
late C19 shafts. Finely-carved piscina set in Decorated canopy: C15 credence
table set on octagonal shaft with trefoiled blind panels. Reredos has restored
vine-leaf cornice broken by octagonal C15 tabernacle. Monument in north wall of
chancel to Lady Klatherine Gordon, the White Rose of Scotland and widow of Perkin
Warbeck, d.1527: elaborately-carved tomb chest set within arched recess, all
much restored after 1893. Late C19 chancel roof: early C14 cornice with
ballflower ornament. South transept: 3 reset late C17 and early C18
finely-carved wall monuments, and C18 ledger stones. Incised marble wall tablet
to George Dale, the Oxford anatomist, d.1625, shows demi-figure of Dale pointing
at a skull. Nave has late C19 roof: round-headed west door of c,1200 has
keel-moulded arch over engaged columns with stiff-leaf capitals. C15 four-bay
arcade with octagonal shafts to north aisle, which has late C19 font set on C15
octagonal shaft. North chapel has wall tablet with broken segmental pediment to
Thomas White, d.1664 and C17 and C18 ledger stones, some to the White family.
C17 heraldic achievement, C15 niche and corbel; monument to Sir John Golafre,
d.1442, has reclining effigy of Sir John laid on chest tomb with brattished
cornice and heraldic shields: open arches with cusped spandrels expose gruesome
cadaver, lying on a shroud tied at the head and pulled back at sides to reveal
the corpse. Sir John willed that a chantry priest be employed in his chapel, and
be accommodated with 5 almsmen in a newly erected building, now the White Hart
Inn (q.v.). Extra information: a drawing of 1809 depicts a 3-storey tower with
1013
of
2228
Decorated windows: accounts show that it was partly demolished and rebuilt in
that year, and also after a fire damaged the church in 1893.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.145; B.F.L. Clarke and H.ti.Colvin, The
Rebuilding and Repair of Berkshire Churches during the Seventeenth, Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Centuries, Berkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol.55 (1965-7),
p.77; National Monuments Record).
Listing NGR: SU4234198904
1014
of
2228
FYFIELD AND TUBNEY TUBNEY
SU4398
13/79 Tubney House
- II
House. Early C17: remodelled and extended in early C19. Walls stuccoed as
imitation stone ashlar; hipped and gabled Welsh slate roofs; numerous brick
stacks. C17 L-plan remodelled as early C19 double-depth plan. Early C19 Gothick
Revival style. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Early C19 two-storey canted bay right
of centre has early C20 porch added to front of tall pointed-arched early C19
Gothick style panelled door, and hood moulds over Gothick windows with 2-light
casements. Gabled front of outer bay has early C17 three-light ovolo-moulded
stone-mullioned attic window and crenellated and canted early C19 two-storey bay
which has similar early C17 mullioned and transomed window over early C19
six-pane sash. 3-window range to left of entry has hood-moulds over 8-pane
sashes, and pointed-arched French windows on ground floor. Crenellated parapet
carried across front. Right side wall of 3-storey, 3-window range: label moulds
over sashes. Rear elevation: has 6-pane sashes, and gabled outer bays of which
the right bay has label moulds over 6-pane sashes and adjoins early C19
semi-circular bay with stone chamfered doorway, 2-light chamfered
stone-mullioned windows and one splayed lights. Interior: cellars have two C17
chamfered and step-to-ogee-stopped beams (partly rotten). Hall:
cinquefoil-panelled reveals to front door, and Gothick-style panelled doors.
Early C19 staircase (c.1720-30), with fine iron-twist on vase balusters, was
reset in early C19 as straight-run stair rising to balcony. Segmental-arched
entries to lobby and rooms on right. Room to right has early C19 fireplace with
Diana the Huntress carving, and a cased beam. Room to rear of this, entered
through 6-panelled door with Gothick overlight and plasterwork arch, has fine
plaster boss in ceiling. First floor has early C19 panelled doors, some with
Gothick traceried heads, early C18 (c.1720-30) fireplace and panelling to right,
and Gothick fireplace over drawing room to left. Early C19 king-post roof.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.243).
Listing NGR: SU4347398872
1015
of
2228
GARFORD
SU4296
17/80 Church of St. Luke
- II
Church. C13, rebuilt 1880 by Edwin Dolby of Abingdon. Coursed limestone rubble,
ashlar dressings; gabled C19 tile roof. Nave with north aisle, and chancel with
north chapel. 4 bays. Roof of east gable wall raised to higher pitch in 1880:
C13 double-lancet window to chancel, and late C19 trefoil-headed window to north
chapel. North wall has 3 late C19 three-light windows, with buttress to east and
pointed chamfered doorway to west. South wall has C16 three-light mullioned
window much restored c.1880, C15 two-light ogee-headed window and 2 similar 1880
windows: gabled timber porch of 1880, C13 pointed roll-moulded doorway to partly
ancient door restored 1880. West gable wall has buttress and C13 lancet: timber
belfry with hipped old tile roof. Interior: reredos with crucifixion scene.
Candelabra hangs from crenellated tie beam of late C19 two-bay roof with moulded
beams; late C19 tile floor, benches, altar rail and piscina. Late C19 arch to
north chapel. Chancel screen has sixteen C15 open-traceried panels along
cornice. Nave: late C19 benches, pulpit and lectern: wrought-iron hour-glass
holder. Late C19 arch-braced roof and 4-bay north arcade with coloured shafts to
column, and fine octagonal pulpit with foliate panels and blink marble shafts.
North aisle has fine candelabra. Painting of church before 1880 restoration
hangs next to south door in nave.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, p.359; Buildings of England: Oxfordshire, p.146; National
Monuments Record)..
Listing NGR: SU4292996298
1016
of
2228
GARFORD
SU49NW
5/81 College Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C17: right bay truncated c.1904. Uncoursed limestone
rubble; gabled stone slate roof; stone stack finished in C20 concrete block. 3-,
now 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys: 3-window range. Timber lintel over
central C20 plank door. Timber lintels over C20 two-light casement to right and
wood-mullioned and transomed ovolo-moulded 4-light window to left: timber
lintels over first-floor blocked central window and flanking C19 three-light
casements. Present main entry is to rear. L-shaped extension enclosing yard to
rear, built in 1904, is not of special architectural interest. Interior: room to
right has cased beam and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace; full set of
chamfered and stopped beam and joists to left. Central spiral stairs rise to
first-floor, which has ogee-stopped chamfered beams, and attic which has C17
plank doors with fittings and 5-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. It is
evident that the right bay of the original house was mostly demolished when the
extension of 1904 was built.
Listing NGR: SU4261396102
1017
of
2228
GARFORD
SU49NW
5/82 Milestone at SU 4303 9500
- II
Milestone. Late C18. Limestone. Whitewashed with black letter inscriptions:
Oxford/9/Wantage/5. The road was turnpiked in 1770.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4303095000
1018
of
2228
GARFORD
SU4296
17/83 Millett's Farm cottages, Nos.8
and 9
- II
Farmhouse, now 2 cottages. Early/mid C18, mid C20 and C20 alterations. Uncoursed
limestone rubble with brick dressings; half-hipped roof with stone slates to
front and C20 tiles to rear; brick ridge and right end stacks. 3-unit plan. 2
storeys: 3-window range. Timber lintel over central C20 door; C20 porch and
entry to left. Mid C19 segmental brick arches and first-floor timber lintels
over 3-light casements. Outshut to rear left of similar materials with stone
slate roof. Interior of No.9: stop-chamfered beams. No.8: stop-chamfered beams.
C18 two-panelled door to C18 winder stairs from first floor to attic.
Collar-truss roof with butt purlins: timber-framed central partition rises to
closed truss of small panels.
Listing NGR: SU4252696096
1019
of
2228
GARFORD
SU49SW
8/84 Venn Mill
11/10/76
GV II
Mill. c.1800. Uncoursed limestone rubble; half-hipped stone slate roof. 2
storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintels over all openings. C20 casement above
C20 stable doors: small door in brick surround to left. C20 double doors in
right gable wall. One-storey range to left of limestone rubble with gabled old
tile roof: brick one-bay front has C20 stable door. Interior noted as having
original machinery. Described as "newly built" in 1808.
(National Monuments Record, for complete set of drawings).
Listing NGR: SU4301594932
1020
of
2228
GARFORD
SU49SW
8/85 Venn Mill House and attached
11/10/76 outbuildings
(Formerly listed as Venn Mill
House including attached barn
and outbuilding)
GV II
Mill house, now house. Early C17, remodelled late C18 and late C19, Uncoursed
limestone rubble; gabled late C19 tile roof; brick lateral stack to left and
stone ridge stack finished in brick to right. T-plan, with cross wing to left. 2
storeys: 4-window range front has 2-window gable end of left wing. Right range:
late C19 four-panelled (2 glazed) door adjoining cross wing: segmental brick
arches over door and C20 casements: first floor in late C18. Stable/cartshed to
right of limestone rubble and of one storey and attic with gabled stone slate
roof: front of central covered way, blocked in late C18, has late C18 two-light
chamfered wood-mullioned casement: rear entry blocked in C20. Interior: left
wing has chamfered beams, C17 chamfered oak doorway, cupboard with butterfly
hinges and fireplace with chamfered stone lintel and saltbox to left: first
floor has chamfered beams and C17 plank doors: remodelled floor. One-unit range
to right has chamfered and stopped beam, and C17 plank door adjoining fireplace
with bread oven. Stable/cartshed to right has 2-bay roof with closed post and
pad truss of elm. Subsidiary features: weatherboarded byre to right with hipped
old tile roof.
(National Monuments Record, for measured drawings).
Listing NGR: SU4301594932
1021
of
2228
GARFORD
SU4296
17/86 Walker Manor Farmhouse and
attached walls
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1790 remodelling and extension of early C18 two-storey house.
Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings; hipped C20 tile roof;
brick stacks and left lateral stack of stone finished in brick. Single- extended
to double-depth plan. 2- raised to 3-storeys; 4-window range. Central doorway of
c,1790 has carved brackets supporting flat hood, and plain pilasters framing
6-panelled door. Cambered gauged brick arches over 8-pane sashes and shorter
second-floor sashes: sash in partially blocked opening above similarly blocked
opening with C20 window to right of door. Rear: late C18 two-storey extension of
similar materials with sashes, and brackets supporting flat hood over door.
Interior: 6-panelled doors set in moulded architraves with panelled reveals.
Open-well staircase has moulded newels with stick balusters and fine ramped
handrail. Subsidiary features: one-storey brewhouse to left, of similar
materials, is attached to Flemish bond brick wall which meets limestone wall
along road: plain brick piers with plain stone storey band and cornice flank
double gates near front.
Listing NGR: SU4287996222
1022
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/37 Goosey House Farmhouse and
24/11/66 walls
(Formerly listed as Goosey
House Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; stone slate roof;
brick stacks. L-plan. Two storeys and attic; 3-window range. Flat hood with
panelled soffit over 6-panelled door with overlight. Gauged brick flat arches
over central first-floor sash and flanking paired sashes. Storey and parapet
bands; parapet with stone coping. Hipped roof dormers with 2-light leaded
casements. Gabled roof with stone coping; brick gable end stack. 2-storey,
2-window range to rear left, of similar materials, has one-storey, one-bay dairy
and cheese room with hipped slate-hung dormer to rear. Interior: 6-panelled
doors. Dog-leg staircase with landing has stick balusters with banisters ramped
to newels. Mid C18 fireplaces to right. Bread oven to rear left. Common-rafter
roof. Dairy and cheese room block to rear left has quarter-turn stairs and 2-bay
roof with bent inner principals to open collar-truss. Subsidiary features: Wall
to front of random bond brick with stone coping; 4 square piers with central
piers flanking gate; wall continues approx. 20m. to right. Similar wall with
ramped stone coping to rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3568592035
1023
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (North side)
-
1/38 The Pound Public House
GV II
Farmhouse, now public house. Mid C18, Colourwashed brick; old tile roof; brick
stacks. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys, 3-window range. Carved brackets to flat
hood over C20 door. Segmental arches over C20 three-light casements; similar
first-floor casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. C20 extensions to sides
and rear. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3585592028
1024
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/39 Pound Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. C15 open hall remodelled and rear left wing added in late C16; bay to
rear left and coach house wing to rear right added c.1801. Hall block: Rendered
over timber frame, C18 brick to rear; Welsh slate roof; stone stack finished in
brick, and brick stack. 4-bay hall remodelled in late C16. One storey and attic;
3-bay range. C20 door and casements. Roof attached at both ends; ridge and right
end stacks. No access to interior but noted as having central cruck truss with
saddled apex, eastern truss with king-stud to saddled apex; floor and stack
inserted in late C16. Late C17, two-storey, 2-window range to left: limestone
rubble with ashlar quoins, gabled C20 tile roof and brick gable end stack; flat
stone arches and first-floor timber lintels over C20 casements, and blocked
windows including five-light to right; keyed flat brick arches over C20
casements in left side wall and 2-storey gabled stair-turret to rear left.
Interior noted as having late C17 dog-leg staircase. Late C16 two-storey,
2-window range to rear left: square timber framing, with gabled C20 tile roof
and brick stack; has early C19 one-storey, one-bay block to rear of Flemish bond
brick with flared headers and flared brick diamonds; gabled half-hipped roof.
Early C19 (datestone 1801) one storey and attic, one-bay range to rear right of
Flemish bond brick with flared headers and half-hipped Welsh slate roof; keyed
segmental arches over windows.
(Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock, PRN 13,599).
Listing NGR: SU3583191976
1025
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/40 Barn approx. 30m. NW of Pound
Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Dated 1794 on tie beam. Old weatherboarding over timber framing on brick
base; old tile roof. 3-bay plan with central threshing floor and rear aisle.
Half-hipped roof. Interior: Posts braced to tie beams and wall plates. 3-bay
collar-truss roof with curved windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3590992012
1026
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/41 Abbey Farmhouse and attached
outbuildings
(Formerly listed as Abbey
Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. C17 to rear left, with early C18 wing and stair-turret to right and
mid C18 wing to left of front. Coursed and uncoursed limestone rubble; limestone
ashlar quoins and dressings to rear left; brick quoins and dressings to rest of
house; stone slate roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 6-window range of left
gable wall, stair-turret to centre and further recessed 2-bay right wing.
Segmental arch over plank door to stair turret. Late C20 porch. Left wing has
segmental arches over late C19 three-light casements and C20 casement to front;
early C18 block to right has flat brick arches over late C19 and C20 two-light
casements, and C20 segmental arch over C20 window. Separate hipped roofs to
front blocks; gabled C17 rear left block; lateral stacks; large stack between
C17 and mid C18 blocks. Interior: C17 block has queen-post truss to right with
evidence of timber-framed partition below; C17 chamfered stone fireplace and
chamfered and stopped beam in heightened ground-floor room. Early C18 block has
winder stairs rising around open wall, with barley-sugar balusters on closed
string. Bolection-moulded door in bolection-moulded architrave leads to similar
panelled room with similar architrave to fireplace; pastoral scene painted on
overmantle panel, white and ochre marbling on fielded panels with Chinoiserie
scenes between. Hid C18 wing to front left has chamfered beams and king-post
roof. Subsidiary features: Attached to left is one-storey range of C18 brick
with stone slate roof; central C18 two-storey, 3-bay cartshed of C18 brick to
rear, C20 brick to front with half-hipped stone slate roof; one-storey range to
left ofCl8 brick, partly Flemish bond with flared headers, and gabled old tile
roof. Interior: Barn has C18 plank door to quarter turn stairs, and 3-bay
collar-truss roof. The panelled room with its marbled and Chinoiserie decoration
is a rare example of C18 interior decoration.
Listing NGR: SU3571791808
1027
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/42 Parsonage House
27/06/72 (Formerly listed as School)
GV II
School and schoolhouse, now house. 1853, by G. E. Street. Coursed limestone
rubble; club tile cladding in central bay left of door; stone stacks. U-plan,
former school to right. Gothic Revival Style. One storey and attic; 4-bay range,
of one-bay wings flanking central recessed block. Segmental pointed chamfered
doorway to plank door, with gabled 3-light dormer over 3-light window to left.
Left gable end has chamfered stone-mullioned 2-light window over 3-light window.
Right gable end has segmental-pointed arch over 3-light mullioned and transomed
window. Gambrel roof to left, gabled to right; front right, left side and fine
octagonal rear lateral stacks. Similar mullioned widows to side walls with
gabled belfry to right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3571691766
1028
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/43 Church Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Two ranges: late C17 to left, late C16/early C17 to right. Roughcast
and rendered over original timber frame to right; coursed limestone rubble with
brick quoins and dressings to rear left and in left gable wall; C20 tile roof;
stacks finished in C20 brick. L-plan. 2-storey, 2-window range with C20 door and
casements to left. One-storey and attic, 2-window range with blocked door and
C20 casements to right. Gabled roof; right gable end stacks. Late C17 range to
left has stair-turret to rear with C18 sash. To rear right of late C16/early C17
range is late C17/C18 two-storey, 2-window range rendered with gabled C20 tile
roof. Interior: C18 two-panelled doors. Original features obscured by C20
remodelling. Late C16/early C17 queen-post roof to right; wattle and daub infill
retains traces of original colouring behind later plaster. Late C17/C18
common-rafter roof to rear right. Late C17 range to left has original winder
stairs from first floor to attic with chamfered finials on newel posts.
Listing NGR: SU3573691717
1029
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/44 Greystones
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18, remodelled in early C19, datestone in right
gable reads H.T. 1816. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and dressings; old
tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit lobby-entry plan with rear outshut. 2 storeys;
2-window range. Brick segmental arches with keystones to early C19 six-panelled
(2 glazed) door and C20 three-light casements. Hipped roof; ridge stack. 2-light
leaded casement in right side wall. C20 storey built over rear outshut.
Interior: C19 plank doors, C19 panelled shutters. Plain beams and wood
bressumers over open fireplaces. First floor room to right has bolection-moulded
fireplace. Collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3566491673
1030
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/45 Church of All Saints
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. Early/mid C13; late C16 chancel; restored and north-west vestry built in
the C19. Roughcast over limestone rubble with ashlar dressings; stone slate
roof. Nave and chancel. Late C16 three-light chamfered stone-mullioned east
window; similar 2-light windows to side walls. North side of nave has one
early/mid C13 lancet, 3 similar late C19 lancets, one C13 offset buttress and 3
similar late C19 buttresses; south wall has one late C19 lancet and a late C16
four-centred moulded doorway to late C19 double-leaf door. Hood mould over
early/mid C13 wide lancet west window. Gabled roof; late C19 west bellcote.
One-storey late C19 north-west vestry in similar style and materials. Interior:
Chancel has three Lib arch-braced collar-trusses with curved windbraces and
clasped purlins, and cusped decoration to wall-plates. Nave has early C17
panelled octagonal pulpit on C19 base and arms of George III over door.
Crown-post roof resting on C13 face-mask corbels is mainly late C19 with older,
possibly medieval, timbers incorporated with the structure. C15 stained glass in
south-east window.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.147).
Listing NGR: SU3563891654
1031
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/46 Base and stump of churchyard
cross approx. 12m. N of Church
of All Saints
GV II
Base and stump of churchyard cross. Medieval. Limestone. c. 1m. high.
Listing NGR: SU3563591667
1032
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
1/47 Yew Tree House and attached
barn
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Graffito JW 1791 on brick left of door. Front of Flemish
bond brick with flared headers, with brick to left and uncoursed limestone
rubble to right; old tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan with rear left
outshut. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Segmental arches over C20 door and flanking
late C19/early C20 three- and 5-light casements: late C18 three-light
first-floor casements. Dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Narrow
mid C19 two-storey block of red brick partly over original rear outshut has red
brick walls with limestone quoins and gabled old tile roof; similar mid C19
one-bay wing at right angles with original 2-light casement to right. Interior:
C19 plank doors and panelled shutters. Plain beam and wood bressumer over
fireplace to right. Subsidiary features: 2-bay hay barn and cowhouse to right,
of original timber-framing over mid C19 and late C18 brick to right, with late
C18 brick to rear; half-hipped old tile roof. Interior: 2-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3554391714
1033
of
2228
GOOSEY GOOSEY GREEN
SU 39 SE K6 Telephone Kiosk
(Tel No 03677 322)
1/183
GV II
Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by
various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated
crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU3550791769
1034
of
2228
GOOSEY MILLAWAY LANE
SU39SE (East side)
1/48 Millaway Farmhouse and
attached barn
- II
Farmhouse. Late C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; limestone rubble to
right side wall; old tile roof; brick stack. L-plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range.
Segmental arch over 4-panelled door; late C20 porch. Segmental arches and
first-floor timber lintels over late C19 three-light casements. Gabled roof;
right gable end stack, and left end C20 stack. Rear outshut adjoins lower
2-storey wing in similar materials to rear right. Interior: Original hewn beams;
plank doors; quarter-turn stairs to rear. Subsidiary features: Late C18 two-bay
barn to left of front of C20 weatherboarding over light timber frame with
half-hipped old tile roof and 2-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3656492134
1035
of
2228
GOOSEY
SU39SE
1/33 Goosey Wick Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C18, mid C19 block to rear left. Roughcast walls; C20 tile
roof; brick stacks. Early C18 L-plan extended to double-depth plan in mid C19, 2
storeys; 5-window range. Early C20 gabled porch to mid C19 six-panelled door.
Mid C20 horned sashes. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Similar early C18 two-bay
block to rear right placed at right angles to mid C19 two-storey block parallel
and to rear of front range; mid C19 casements and sashes to rear. Interior: Mid
C19 four-panelled doors, some C18 two-panelled doors. Hall has stone flag floor
and mid C19 straight-flight stairs. Cyma-moulded beam to left; full set of
chamfered and stopped beams and joists, and chamfered bressumer over fireplace
to right. Subsidiary features: One-storey, 2-bay dairy and brewhouse blocks, of
coursed limestone rubble with Welsh and stone slate roofs, extend at right
angles from right side wall; brewhouse to front has brick ridge stack and
2-light leaded casement to rear, and dairy to rear has blocked doorway and 2-bay
collar-truss roof. Goosey Wick Farm was recorded in the C15 as a dairy farm
attached to Abingdon Abbey.
(V.M. Howse, Goosey, Vol,II, 1968, pp.105-110; R.E.G. Kirk, Accounts of the
Obedientiors of Abingdon Abbey, pp.163-4).
Listing NGR: SU3742293922
1036
of
2228
GOOSEY
SU39SE
1/34 Goosey Wick Farm, granary
approx. 2m. NW of farmhouse
GV II
Granary. C18, Weatherboarded, on staddle stones; old tile roof. C20 door.
Half-hipped roof. Interior: 2-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Oak grain
bins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3741093920
1037
of
2228
GOOSEY
SU39SE
1/35 Goosey Wick Farm, shelter shed
approx. 10m. NW of farmhouse
GV II
Shelter shed, now stables. C18. Mid C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on
brick base; Welsh slate roof; C20 doors and hit-and-miss ventilators. Gabled
roof. Interior: 8-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins, and posts on stone
bases to front. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3741993927
1038
of
2228
GOOSEY
SU39SE
1/36 Goosey Wick Farm, barn approx.
50m. W of farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Late C18/early C19. Mid C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on brick
base; asbestos sheet roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. C20 double
doors. Half-hipped roof. Interior: 5-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins and
windbraces. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3744493918
1039
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE B4019
4/125 (north side) Milestone
approx. 70 metres to west
of turning to Great
Coxwell
II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Rectangular-sectioned stoned with chamfered
top and sotuh face inscribed in good seriffed lettering:- "LXXII.Miles
from.London.Farringdon.II.Highworth.IV". Bench mark on top.
Listing NGR: SU2657794554
1040
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL HOLLOWAY ROAD
SU29SE K6 Telephone Kiosk
4/108 to south of Chapel House
29.6.88
GV II
Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made
by one of various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof.
Unperforated crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU2699393637
1041
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Church of St Giles
4/89
21/11/66
GV II*
Parish church. Originally a C13 plan, altered and enlarged in the C15 and
restored in 1882. Rubble stone and stone dressings, cement render to S wall
of nave and tower with gabled stone tiled roofs. 2-bay nave, 2-bay chancel,
N porch, W tower. Perpendicular tower of 3 storeys with plain string
courses, 2-light cusped bell openings under flat heads with dripstones, a
moulded string to upper storey with gargoyles and an embattled parapet. W
window of 3 cusped lights under a pointed head. S wall of nave has one
flat-headed window of 3 cusped lights, a 2-cusped-light window under a
pointed head, a similar but smaller 2-light window of C19 date and a large
flat-headed window of 3 cusped lights next to another of 2 lights. Apart
from the C19 window these are C14 and C15. The N wall of the nave preserves
2 Early English lancets. The chancel S wall rebuilt circa 1290 but
preserves an Early English lancet and a plainly moulded priest's door
alongside a Decorated 2-cusped-light window under a pointed head. The
chancel N wall has 2 Early English lancets. E window of three stepped
pointed-trefoiled lights under a pointed arch of the late C13. On the W end
of the nave is a decayed C13 sanctus bellcote. Gabled, stone tiled, timber-
faced porch leads to the N doorway with a plain pointed arch and hoodmould
and an early C15 door with large scale tracery with feathered cusping.
Inside a plainly moulded C15 arch to the tower, deep splays to the windows
and a mid C13 chancel arch on half shafts. The chancel has a cusped-headed
piscina on the S wall, a trefoil-headed niche behind the altar flanked by 2
lancet niches and below these, rectangular niches. Open trussed-rafter
roofs with semi-circular bracing, both restored C19. Circa 1500 brass to
William Morys in nave. 18 inch figure, with 3 small figures below. He is
recorded to have been 'sumtyme fermor of Cokysell'. There are also several
late C18 mural tablets. In the E window clear glass panes with engraved
shields of 1792 by Eginton. Late C17 communsion rail with flat balusters
of dumb-bell outline and a Jacobean pulpit with strapwork in the nave behind
which are rood stairs.
Listing NGR: SU2698893423
1042
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Carter monument, approx.
4/116 15 metres north of
junction of nave and
chancel of Church of St
Giles
GV
II
Chest tomb. c.1799. Stone. Moulded base. Fluted pilasters at corners.
Moulded panels to sides with inscriptions on north and south sides. Moulded
lid. Commemorates Thomas Carter; his widow Sarah, d.1799; and another
person (name illegible), d.1817.
Listing NGR: SU2698893430
1043
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Chest tomb to William
4/90 Whitfield approx 8m to N
of chancel of St Giles's
Church.
GV
II
Chest tomb Circa 1801. To William Whitfield who died in 1801. Stone
Rectangular, with angle balusters, an oval inscription plaque with garlands,
a triglyph frieze, cornice and shaped top.
Listing NGR: SU2699793428
1044
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Chest tomb approx 4
4/117 metres north-east of
north-east corner of
church of St Giles
GV
II
Chest tomb. C17. Stone. Plain chest with recessed end panels carrying
worn and illegible inscriptions. Deep, oversailing, hollow-moulded lid.
Listing NGR: SU2701193429
1045
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
C17 tombstone approx. 2
4/118 metres east of east end
of church of St Giles
GV
II
Tombstone. c1679. Stone. Short with cusped top. West face has two
recessed panels with shouldered-pedimented heads, moulded borders, an
hourglass above on right and a skull above on left. Panels carry worn
inscription, but words "Buryed May 27, 1679" legible.
Listing NGR: SU2700493422
1046
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Mobse monument, approx.
4/119 11 metres south of south-
east nave window of
church of St Giles
GV
II
Chest tomb c.1794. Stone. Rectangular base. Moulded plinth chest has
recessed corners containing attached fluted vase balusters; raised and
fielded panels on north and south sides bearing inscriptions; east and west
ends have panels with inscribed ovals and decoration fluted frieze below
moulded list. Commemorates William Mobse (date of death unclear) and his
wife Elizabeth, d.1794.
Listing NGR: SU2699893406
1047
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Swan monument, approx.
4/120 20 metres south of
junction of nave and
chancel of Church of St
Giles
GV
II
Chest tomb. Late C18. Stone. Moulded plinth. Fluted corner pilasters.
Moulded panels. Moulded lid. Commemorates Thomas Swan, d.1778 (north
side); somebody (name illegible) d.1765 (south side) ; John Swan, d.1768
(west end) ; and ihoms S Waters, d.1760 (east end).
Listing NGR: SU2698893404
1048
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Wayside
4/91
II
House. C18. Rubble stone with brick dressings and a thatched roof with
decorative ridge and end brick stacks. 1 storey and attic; 4 bays with 6-
pane 2-light casements to eyebrow dormers and 2-light leaded panes on ground
floot. Glazed door with modern pantiled porch and rectangular bay to the
left with leaded lights. Early C19 bell pull and carriage lantern.
Inside there is a newel staircase in the room to the N and exposed roof
trusses, collars and tiebeams.
Listing NGR: SU2697793560
1049
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Chapel House
4/92
II
House Early C19. Colour washed chequer brick and rubble stone to end walls
with a gabled slate roof and end brick stacks. 2-storeys; 3-bay W front
with 6-pane sash windows in moulded wooden frames and one C20 window of 4
lights to the left on the ground floor. Plank door with a rectangular
fanlight under flat hood on cut scroll brackets. 2-storey brick extension
to the rear under catslide slate roof. The house is approached from the
road via a raised step.
Listing NGR: SU2699493616
1050
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Manor Cottage
4/93
II
2-cottage range extended to north, now house. Late C18-early C19.
Chequered brick, rubble stone side walls and a thatched roof with ridge
brick stack. 1 storey and attic; 4 bays with 3-light leaded casements in
the upper windows have segmental heads and either C20 2-light casements or
original 3-light leaded casements. Glazed and thatched projecting porch to
N addition. 1-storey rubble stone extension at the rear with a gabled slate
roof.
Listing NGR: SU2699893654
1051
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Danes House
4/121
GV II
House. Early-mid C18, altered C19 and C20. Rubblestone with red brick
quoins and bands forming cross-shaped panels (some blue headers); right
return of red brick with blue headers in Flemish bond, the gable of
rubblestone. C20 concrete tile roof. Brick stack. 2 storeys with cellar
and attic, 2 bays. Plinth. On left, semi-circular stone step up to board
door having strap hinges with leaf terminals and 2- pane overlight in wooden
architrave; flat brick arch; console-bracketed canopy. 2-light window over
door with original flat brick arch; 3-light windows with later segmental
brick arches to right bay; all windows have wooden mullions and transoms
with 2-pane lights below 4-pane overlights. Pent-roofed 2-light dormer.
Corniced stack at right end. Rear: On right, stair wing with C20 cross-
window below original flat brick arch, and swept hipped roof. C20 lean-to
addition and dormer not of special interest. Interior: right-hand room has
C18 panelling, brick fireplace, and semi-domed shelved niche with cherub-
painted ceiling; H-hinged panelled cupboard doors.
Good open-well, open-string, stair having bulbous turned balusters, columnar
newel, moulded tread ends (similar in design to the brackets carrying front
door canopy) and moulded, ramped handrail sweeping round at bottom; old
board cellar door below stair has leaf-terminals to strap hinges; at foot of
stair, double arch with central floating capital. Doors of 2 raised and
fielded panels on stair landing and at head of stair. C18 panelled
cupboards to 1st-floor right-hand room. Roof has wide-spaced queen-strut,
collared, trusses and through purlins.
Listing NGR: SU2700593724
1052
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Front garden wall to
4/122 Danes House
GV
II
Garden wall. Probably early-mid C18 as house (q.v.), altered. Red brick
with blue headers in Flemish bond on rubblestone and brick plinth; right end
of wall rebuilt in redbrick. Wall approx. 1.5 metres high with chamfered
stone coping. Pedestrian gateway near left end, wider gateway on right,
each with flanking piers; other piers at right end. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU2699593731
1053
of
2228
In the entry for:-
GREAT COXWELL -
Danes Court
4/123
GV II
The address shall be amended to read
SU 29 SE GREAT COXWELL -
4/123 Danes Cottage
GV II
------------------------------------
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Danes Court
4/123
GV
II
House. Late C17 ; altered, especially late C20. Rubblestone; concrete tile
roof; brick stacks. 2 storeys with attic, 2 wide bays. Late C20 small-pane
windows below timber lintels, of 3 lights to ground floor, 2 lights above; 2
small 1-light windows at right end, one set between floors, the other below
eaves; 2-light gabled dormers. End stacks have moulded strings and cornice
to right-hand stack. Entrance is now at back. Interior not inspected but
reported to have large fireplace and old beams in right-hand room
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2700693736
1054
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE The Great Barn (formerly
4/94 listed as "Great Barn,
21/11/66 Court House Farm".)
GV
I
Tithe barn. Circa early C13 for the Cistercian monks of Beaulieu Abbey,
Hants, who owned the manor. Restored in 1868 when many of roof trusses and
tie beams were either strengthened or replaced by deal beams, and again in
1960-2 by the National Trust when the barn was re-roofed in stone slates on
new rafters and some timbers were replaced by oak beams. Rubble stone with
dressed stone buttresses and openings, gabled stone tiled roofs with dressed
stone copings and decayed stone finials to gable ends. Cruciform in plan,
152ft 2ins x 43ft 10ins x 48ft to the ridge. The exterior walls have
shallow buttresses with set-off and splays at their bases and there are
segmental headed archways in each transept with 2 continuous chamfers. The
tall entrances to N and S gable ends are C18. The 7-bay interior is divided
into nave and aisles by massive roof-supporting trusses carried on 7ft stone
piers topped by oak templates. Heavy bracing struts project from the
trusses to support huge tie beams and further tension braces spring from the
plain and carved corbels on the side walls to support aisle tie beams. The
E transept is approx. 14ft x 4ft, but that to the W is three times as large
and has a pointed headed doorway with steps up to the right of the entrance
from the nave and was originally the double storied office of the monastic
official. Dated before 1250 by William Morris and dated circa 1230 by
recent historians on the stylistic similarity of the wall corbels to other
dated examples, particularly those at Rievaulx Abbey. Illustrated in
Murrary's Guide to Berkshire, 1949, plates 23-5; Walter Horn and Ernest
Born, The Barns of the Abbey of Beaulieu at its Granges of Great Coxwell and
Beaulieu St Leonards, 1965.
Listing NGR: SU2689794027
1055
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Shelter shed with
4/124
granary
GV
II
Shelter shed with granary over. C18, probably mid. Red brick with some
blue headers in Flemish bond; stone slate roof. One storey with loft; 4x2
bays. Open-fronted having jowelled wall posts standing on chamfered
padstones; double board door to right bay. Half-hipped roof. On right
side, brick and stone steps up to board loft door which has side-lights and
pent porch. Left return has C20 3-light window to gable. Interior: large
scantling chamfered cross-beams with run-out stops supported by wall posts
at front and by similar line of posts across centre; right-hand bay divided
off by weatherboard partition; left-hand wall has mortices, probably from
former manger-holding beams, and this bay is partly divided off by slatted
partitioning; loft trap-door to bay 3.
Listing NGR: SU2692593994
1056
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Court House Farmhouse
4/95
10/11/52
GV
II
Farmhouse. C16 core, altered in the C17, the C18 and extended in the C19.
Rubble stone and dressed stone quoins with a steeply pitched gabled stone
tiled roof and end stacks: the W stack of renewed stone, the E rising from
a stepped buttressed stone flue with a brick base and renewed stone top.
Possibly an original 'open hall' plan, floored and extended by a SE wing in
the C17 and given a SW wing in the C19. The N front is late C17 in
character of 2 storeys and 5 bays. The upper windows have large 2-light
casements but those on the ground floor are 4-light windows with stone ovolo
mullions and transomes with small- paned C18 wood lights. C20 glazed door
in plain glazed C19 porch. The S front has a further 3-light ogee mullioned
window on the SW at ground floor level and 2 others of 2 and 3 lights with
ovolo mullions and dripstones to the SE. The 2 S wings comprise a 2-storey
1-bay C19 range of rubble stone with a half hipped stone tiled roof to the
SW and a SE range of roughcast on rubble stone with a gabled stone tiled
roof in which there is another 3-light mullioned window. The S doorway is
placed centrally but enclosed within the C19 wing. It has a stone four-
centred arch with a single chamfer and gives onto a central passage which
has a heavy ceiling beam consisting of an ovolo, a cavetto and an ogee
moulding. Remains of the mediaeval roof timbering can be seen in the NE
bedroom where a truss, a collar and 2 wind braces are visible on the
underside of the roof. Probably on the site of the grange of Beaulieu
Abbey. The manor was held by Beaulieu Abbey from 1205, it was leased to
William Morys (Morris) in the early C16 and purchased from the Crown by
Thomas Morris in 1540. His descendant Francis Morris sheltered Edmund
Campion in the house in 1581.
Listing NGR: SU2691493946
1057
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE
Holloway and attached
4/96 railings.
II
House. C18. Colourwashed rubble and colourwashed brick on the E front with
a gabled stone tiled roof and end brick stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 3 bays
with a first floor string course and dentil cornice. Segmental headed sash
windows those on the ground floor with margin lights and 2 gabled dormers.
Half glazed central door with 4-light rectangular fanlight in a C19 half
hipped porch. C19 iron railings and gate. No contemporary internal
features.
Listing NGR: SU2698293801
1058
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Greens' Farmhouse
4/97
II
Farmhouse. C17 core altered in the early and late C19. Rubble stone on end
and rear walls with a chequered brick facade to the road. Steeply pitched
gabled roof with machine tiles to road and stone tiles to the rear. S and
brick stack. Originally 2 timber framed cottages of 1 storey and attic. 2-
bay E front to the road with segmental 3-light 2-pane casements and gabled
stone tiled dormers with modern glazing. Later C19 2-storey brick additions
with slate roofs to the rear. Inside the ground floor of the original
cottage range is divided in two by a low transverse rubble stone wall with a
wooden wall plate from which rise 3 vertical studs. There are several
stopped and chamfered beams in both the ground floor and attic rooms and a
newel staircase in the SW corner.
Listing NGR: SU2686493447
1059
of
2228
In the entry for
GREAT COXWELL -
Pear Tree Farmhouse
4/98
II
The address shall be amended to read
SU 29 SE GREAT COXWELL -
4/98 Pear Tree Cottage
II
------------------------------------
GREAT COXWELL
SU29SE Pear Tree Farmhouse
4/98
II
Farmhouse. Late C17-early C18. Colourwashed rubble stone with a gabled
thatched roof and end brick stacks. Set at right angles to the road of 1
storey and attic and 2 bays with a further one bay W extension. The eyebrow
dormers have modern 6 pane casements of 2 lights and there are similar 2-
and 3-light casements to the ground floor windows. Modern hipped stone
tiled porch. An abundant pear tree has been trained to grow creeper fashion
all over the S front.
Listing NGR: SU2684493391
1060
of
2228
GREAT COXWELL
SU 29 SE
4/99
Morys
- II
Farmhouse. Late C17, extended in the C19 and the 1930s. Rubble stone and
dressed stone quoins in places rendered with roughcast. Stone tiled roof gabled
at South end, half hipped at North with end and ridge brick stacks. South East
front of 2 storeys and attic, 3 bays with modern 3-light leaded casements and 2
gabled dormers with stone tiled roofs and 2-light casements. Gabled central
stone tiled porch and panelled door with 2 rectangular lights. Two 2-storey,
2-bay brick wings to the rear, one C19 with a gabled stone tiled roof, the other
circa 1930s with a half-hipped pantiled roof and tile hung first floor.
Ornamental wrought iron gate with the name MORYS incorporated into the design.
No contemporary internal features survive.
Listing NGR: SU2683293275
1061
of
2228
GREAT FARIYIIDON BROMSGROVE
SU 2895
3/70 No 1
15.8.69
- II
Mid to late C19 former draper's shop. Stucco fronted brick. 2-storey with
gable end to street. Slate roof. 3-window front range with openings set in
full-height recessed panels. Moulded strings across at 1st floor. 1st floor
large casements in heavily moulded surrounds with flat cornices to outer windows
and central segmental pediment. Sills on brackets with inset panels beneath.
Ground floor flanking plate glass shop-windows and central f glazed double
doors. Interior former shop, galleried with oblong top-light over coved
ceiling. Ornamental cast iron railings to gallery front and curving staircase.
Moulded mahogany handrails. Along sides of ground floor original mahogany
shelving with banks of pigeon-holes and drawers alternating with open shelves.
Mahogany counters.
Listing NGR: SU2876495424
1062
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON BROMSGROVE
SU 2895
3/71 No 7, Ferndale School
-
- II
Early C19 stucco refacing of early to mid C18 house. 3-storey with low-pitched
slate roof and end wall stacks. Angle quoins. 2-window range of 16-pane sash
windows. Central door 10-panel, fielded panels and top 4 glazed with evidence
of removed segmental headed porch in plaster surround. To south side 2 sash
windows with glazing bars in bead-moulded raised stone surrounds. Inside: to
rear, winding stair around octagonal newel with moulded handrail and formerly
with twisted balusters. Panelled dado covered over. At 1st floor, archway with
fluted pilaster jambs, moulded arch and keystone. Fielded panelling and moulded
cornice to 1st floor south side room. C19 iron railings on low wall in front.
Listing NGR: SU2880495402
1063
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON BROMSGROVE
SU 2895
3/72 No 41
-
GV II
C18 stucco-faced rubble stone cottage. 2-storey with steep roof, slated to
front, plain tiled to rear. West wall brick stack. 2-window range. Windows
and door with moulded architrave surrounds. Glazing bar sash windows, original
thick bars to 1st floor windows. Rubble stone rear wall.
Listing NGR: SU2879695319
1064
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON BROMSGROVE
SU 2895
3/73 No 43
-
GV II
C18 rubble stone cottage, rear range to No 45 Bromsgrove. 2-storey with stone
tiled roof to front. East end wall stack. One window range, large small paned
casement to 1st floor, in cemented surround. 20-pane sash window below. Plain
tiled rear roof, catslide, extended out over early C19 brick low rear wall with
original iron framed triple casement window.
Listing NGR: SU2879395315
1065
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON BROMSGROVE
SU 2895
3/74 No 45, with attached
stable and storage
- range
GV II
Late C17 to early C19 rubble stone farmhouse, 2-storey with stone tiled roofs.
Large north end range, late C18 to early C19, with brick end wall stacks.
3-window range. Cambered-head brick surrounds to door, centre and northern
windows. Glazing bar sash windows. South side has 20-pane ground floor window
and triple iron-framed casement above. Modern cement and stone porch. Adjoin-
ing range: lower, late C17 to early C18 with south wall stack, originally 2
window but south end obscured by 1713 projecting staircase block with hipped
roof. Date plaque on north side 1713 JRM, 16-pane sash window with stone
voussoirs to west front. Original range has triple casements with iron frames
and leaded lights. Beyond, under continuous roof, additional one-window section
of house with 16-pane sash window to 1st floor and triple casement below, and
attached stable range. Stable range: rubble stone, returned slightly at south
end. West front built out with red brick 1st floor on brick piers to open
ground floor. Modern lintels over. Interior: early C18 narrow staircase with
turned balusters and moulded rail, some chamfered beams and fielded 2-panel
doors, all in central section.
Listing NGR: SU2879695302
1066
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/16 Astley House
(formerly listed as
Astley House or Vicarage,
21.11.66 Market Place)
GV II
c.1720-40 rubble stone house with ashlar dressings. 2-storey and attic with
hipped, stone tiled valley roof. Brick stacks on roof slopes to south, west and
north. Gabled dormers to west and east sides, cambered head dormer to south
front. Deep coved eaves cornice, chamfered stone angle quoins. Plain raised
cambered-head window surrounds with keystones. Sash windows with glazing bars.
3-window range to east and west sides, central windows on west side at basement
and half-storey height to light stair. 2-window south front with altered ground
floor, C19 projecting ashlar bay window with hipped roof to east side, C19 pro-
jecting stone porch with Roman Doric columns to west. Round arched doorway with
metal traceried fanlight and 6-panel door. Early C18 staircase with thick
moulded rail, turned balusters and closed string. To north rubble stone C18
service range with 3 leaded light cross windows in cambered-head stone surrounds
below and large triple sash window in hipped half-dormer above. On west side
slate-roofed C19 stable range.
Listing NGR: SU2885795678
1067
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/17 Gate piers to
Faringdon House
10.11.52
GV II
Later C17 stone gate piers, square plan with small quoin blocks at angles of
shafts, entablature caps with coved architrave, pulvinated frieze and cornice.
Bulbous based finial with ball above. C19 iron gates.
Listing NGR: SU2879395904
1068
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/14
Church of All Saints
21.11.66
- I
Stone church mostly of C12 to C13 with C15 and C19 additions and alterations,
'one of the richest churches in Berkshire' (Pevsner). Stone tiled roofs. Nave
and aisles, transepts, chancel and north-east chapel. Broad short crossing
tower. Nave: Early and late C12. Early C12 buttresses to west front, late C12
4-bay arcade with moulded round arches and round piers with stiff-leaf capitals.
Narrow round-headed clerestory lights. C15 Perpendicular west window and west
door. North aisle altered in C15, 2 fine 6-light Perpendicular windows to north
side and projecting C19 baptistery with reset late C12 doorway with crenellated
frieze around arch and weathered carved jambs. South aisle rebuilt 1853
(J Hugall, architect) with exceptional C13 plank door with rich scrolled
dragon-head ironwork. Crossing: Late C12, richly shafted with varied stiff-leaf
caps and 4 moulded pointed arches. Small quatrefoil recesses in spandrels with
carved heads. Upper part of tower C13 with 2 plain lancets in recesses to each
face. Top of tower and spire destroyed 1645. Plain parapet. North Transept:
C13 with C14 west aisle. Large pointed chamfered C13 east wall arch with
smaller C15 opening to north-east chapel inset. Smaller C13 arch adjoining,
opening to C19 vestry, 2 C19 north lancets. West side has narrow late C12
pointed billetted arch to north nave aisle on C19 pillar and wide C19 arch to
transept aisle. Fine C14 4-light north window to aisle, recticulated tracery
and elaborate cinquefoiled rear arch. South Transept: 1853 with western aisle
to match north side, lancet windows. Chancel: C13 with range of 6 lancets to
south wall, 3 to east end, 2 to north wall with 2 C15 arches to north-east
chapel. C13 trefoil headed piscina and later C13 elaborate triple sedilia on
south wall. C14 to C15 trussed rafter roof. North-east Chapel: C15 with 5-
light east window and 4-light north window. Monuments: series of small reset
C15 brasses in chancel. 3 fine C18 marble monuments in north-east chapel to
Henry Pye and his two wives. In north transept and aisle C16 monuments to Unton
family, especially Sir Thomas Unton d.1533, chest tomb with two recumbent
figures, Sir Alexander Unton d.1547 Purbeck marble Gothic canopied recess with
brasses. Kneeling female figure part of a supposed larger monument to Sir Henry
Unton d.1596. Also fine late C17 marble monument to Sir Henry Purefoy of
Wadley. Stained Glass: c.1852 glass in east windows and 2 chancel lights each
side. South transept glass by Wailes, c.1865 in south lancets, c.1855 in
transept aisle.
Listing NGR: SU2887095726
1069
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/15
Tombs in Churchyard of
- All Saints Church
- II
North side of chancel:
3/15a) Townsend tomb. Late C18 chest tomb with baluster corners.
East of chancel:
3/15b&c) Edoe tombs. Two adjacent late C18 chest tombs with baluster corners.
South-east of chancel:
3/15d) Sir John Carr tomb. c.1833 chest tomb, Greek revival style with plinth,
central raised plaque and ends projected slightly, pedimented on 3 sides
with reversed torches and wreaths carved in relief.
3/15e) Slightly to east of chancel.Stephenson tomb. Later C18 oval table tomb
with plaque and wreaths carved in relief on south side.
South of south door:
3/15f) Green monument. Early C19 chest tomb with humped top and fluted angles.
3/15g) Adjacent to approach to south door, Wicks monument. Early C19 chest
tomb with humped top and fluted angles.
3/15h) To north-east of g), Heath tomb. Late C18 chest tomb with baluster
corners.
Listing NGR: SU2890395741
1070
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/21 Nos 1 and 3
-
GV II
Mid to later C19 picturesque pair of cottages flanking a wide carriage arch.
Rubble stone with ashlar dressings, 2-storey. Plain tile roof with 4 paired
corniced stone chimney stacks. 4-window range of leaded stone mullioned
windows, 2-light above, 3-light below, upper windows under small dormer gables.
Central Tudor-arched gateway. West end wall external chimney stack with inset
panel and blank shield. To east end and under continuous roof is further
2-window range, an older barn incorporated. Half-hipped east gable. Single
leaded 1st floor windows under small half-hipped dormer gables. 2 plank doors
to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2898495746
1071
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/18 No 6 (The Old Vicarage)
21.11.66
GV II
Mid C18 rubble stone house with ashlar dressings. Basement and 2½ storeys.
Stone tiled roof with corniced stone and brick end wall stacks and coped gable
ends. Formal 2-window front with central plain pediment raised up from flanking
ashlar eaves band on broad console brackets. A round-headed central attic
window with keystone breaks into pediment. Ground and 1st floor 16-pane sash
windows with rubble stone voussoirs and ashlar keystone. Cambered head basement
windows. To east side 8-panel cambered head door in painted stone raised
surround, cambered, with shoulders and flush keystone. 1st Floor window in
cambered head surround. Rear coped gable with stone sundial panel at top.
Early C19 chequered brick west side rear extension with parapet.
Listing NGR: SU2892595665
1072
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/19 No 16
-
GV II
C18 cottage, roughcast on rubble stone. 2-storey and attic. Plain tile roof
with 2 gabled dormers. 3-window range with higher floors to east side. Modern
leaded light iron-frame casements to 1st floor, pair in centre, triple to sides.
Ground floor 20-pane sash windows to east and 24-pane to west. 2-gabled rear
with later brick range behind west gable.
Listing NGR: SU2897895714
1073
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/20 No 18 (Tudor Cottage)
-
GV II
Earlier C18 rubble stone cottage with early C19 Tudor details. 2-storey with
plain tile roof and west end wall brick stack. 2-window range stone mullioned
windows with hood-moulds, 2-light to 1st floor, 2-light and 3-light below.
Diamond tracery glazing bars to casements. Hood-mould over door. East side
rear wing with stone tile roof, east wall eaves stack and brick south gable end.
Listing NGR: SU2896995708
1074
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/22 No 20 (Church Farmhouse)
21.11.66
GV II
Earlier C18 rubble stone house. 2-storey and attic with stone tiled roof and
south end-wall brick stack. 2 gabled dormers. Formal west front, 5-window
range of exposed box glazing bar sash windows in cambered head surrounds with
voussoirs and dressed stone keys. Central door in painted dressed stone
surround, cambered head with keystone and unidentified carved arms. Fine large
wood shell hood over door supported on brackets with pilaster strips below.
Similar window openings in north wall and blank former stair light in rear wall.
Interior: Earlier C18 staircase with heavily moulded handrail and brackets to
treads. Ground floor south room panelled, raised and fielded panelling. South
range, attached, 2 windows, C19 casements in cambered head openings above,
triple casement below. Formerly estate farmhouse for Faringdon House and in C19
of Wantage estate.
Listing NGR: SU2899495723
1075
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/23 No 26
-
GV II
C18 painted rubble stone cottage. 2-storey with modern tile roof, west end wall
brick stack on rubble base. 2-window range of casements, 2 2-light windows
above, 1 3-light below. Central door. Brick window sides. Rear roughcast.
Listing NGR: SU2901095743
1076
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/24 No 28
-
GV II
C18 painted rubble stone cottage. Plain tile roof with west end wall stone
stack. 2-storey and attic. 1 gabled dormer. Original iron casements, 2-light
and 3-light above, one 3-light below. Leaded panes. Door to east side and
altered 2-light casement to west side. Painted rubble rear wall, one dormer.
Listing NGR: SU2887595633
1077
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/25 No 34 (Bleak House)
-
GV II
Early C19 tall rubble stone house with brick dressings. Basement and 3 storeys.
Stone tiled eaves roof with fretted eaves boards and barge-boards. Corniced
ashlar end wall stacks. Brick angles and window surrounds. 3-window range,
arched heads to 1st and 2nd floor windows and centre ground floor on north
front. Stone keys to ground and 1st floor. Glazing bar sash windows. Centre
ground and 1st floor windows of north front blank. South front: Central door,
flat-headed with margin-light fanlight and tent canopy across centre and east
side on 3 iron columns with fretted pelmet. Similar small hoods over 1st floor
windows have been removed. Later rear extension against west side.
Listing NGR: SU2904695760
1078
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH STREET (off)
SU 2895
3/13 The Lodge, Faringdon House
(formerly listed as Cottage
opposite and to south-east
10.11.52 of Church of All Saints)
GV II
Later C18 lodge with ornamented north front. Rubble stone with ashlar dressings,
one storey rising to 2 in centre. Slate roof with corniced stone stack to rear.
Pedimental centre with lean-to sides, centre breaking forward with dentil
cornice and coped gable above recessed arch feature with segmental head windows
with glazing bars. Ground floor window was formerly door. 1st floor sill band
at impost level of arch and carried across sides. Sides with semicircular
round-headed niche and ramped moulded coping continuing line of pediment. One
round-headed window in brick surround to east end wall. Modern porch.
Listing NGR: SU2884195698
1079
of
2228
SU 28 95 GREAT FARRINGDON CHURCH STREET
1660/3/10002 Churchyard wall to
Church of All Saints
GV II
Churchyard walls. Circa early C18 with C19 alterations. Limestone rubble with
freestone dressings. Forms the north, west and east boundaries of the the churchyard.
The north and west walls are about 2m tall and have saddle-back coping, the north
side has a circa late C19 4-centred arch gateway at the centre, the west side was
extended in the C19 or C20. The wall on the east side has plain stone coping and
rises to about 3m at its south end.
Listing NGR: SU2893895786
1080
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH WALK
SU 2995
3/6 Grove Cottage
-
- II
Small late C18 rubble stone cottage. One storey with hipped modern tile roof,
formerly stone tiles and central corniced stone ridge stack. 3-window range of
paired stone mullioned windows with casements. Modern porch extension to east
side.
Listing NGR: SU2930895892
1081
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CORNMARKET
SU 2895
3/45 No 3
-
GV II
Early C19 stucco faced corner house. 3 storeys with stone tiled roof hipped at
angle. Central brick ridge stack. 2-window range each side. Glazing bar sash
windows. Altered C19 ground floor shopfront. Late C19 projecting round clock
on iron bracket, 2 faces, indirect drive to hands. Lower stucco and brick rear
extensions. Important site at the head of Gloucester Street.
Listing NGR: SU2883695537
1082
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CORNMARKET
SU 2895
3/46 Archway attached to No 6
at south east
-
- II
C17 ashlar stone archway, possibly associated with Faringdon House. Segmental
arch with keystone. Plain imposts. Moulded cornice broken forward over central
keystone and at right-hand side over a similar block with guttae along base.
Left-hand side is obscured by later building. Above is a C18 small rendered
storey with one window and gable.
Listing NGR: SU2881495572
1083
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CORNMARKET
SU 2895
3/47 Nos 8 to 10 (consecutive)
-
GV II
c.1840 row of 3 stucco faced houses on curve. Hipped slate shallow-pitched
eaves roof. One ridge stack. 3 storeys, one window range each. Centre house,
No 9, slightly projected. Glazing bar sash windows and ground floor C19 and
modern shopfronts.
Listing NGR: SU2882595567
1084
of
2228
SU 2895 FARINGDON CORNMARKET
(South side)
1660-0/3/10000
No.1
GV II
Shop with accommodation above. Circa mid C19. Joint-lined stucco with rusticated
quoins. Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Brick gable-end stacks. PLAN: Shop on the
ground floor with doorway on left to accommodation on the first and second floors.
EXTERIOR: 3 storeys. 2-bay front. 4-pane sashes in moulded stucco architraves with
small brackets to the cills and bracketed cornices to the larger first floor windows.
Victorian shop on the gound floor with entablature and wide sash with glazing bars,
flanked by glazed and panelled shop doors, and to left pilastered doorway to the
accommodation above with rectangular overlight and glazed and panelled door. Between
shop and doorway on left is 4-pane sash in rusticated surround. INTERIOR not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU2884795549
1085
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON COXWELL STREET
SU 2895
3/75 Nos 44 to 48 (even)
-
- II
Early C19 cottage range. Painted rubble stone with slate roofs and 2 brick
ridge stacks. Each cottage one window range and door. Ground floor openings
with cambered brick heads, casements and sash window to No 48. 1st floor
windows with brick sides, casements. Original iron-framed casement with leaded
lights to No 46. Plank doors. Plain tiled rear catslide roof.
Listing NGR: SU2855195255
1086
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON FARINGDON HILL
SU 2995
1/14 Lord Berner's Folly
-
- II
1935 by Lord Gerald Wellesley for Lord Berners of Faringdon House. Tall brick
tower built to command view over Thames valley, l40'O" high. Square plan, plain
Fletton brick tower, originally intended to be whitewashed, red brick upper
stage with 3 round arched windows with glazing bars to each face. Intersecting
tracery. Octagonal crown with stone coping and crenellations at angles with
short stone pinnacles.
Architectural Review: 1936. 69.169.
Listing NGR: SU2974095654
1087
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON FERNDALE STREET
SU 2995
1/10 Nos 45 and 47
(London House)
-
GV II
Early C19 painted brick and rubble stone house. 2-storey and attic. Plain tile
deep eaves roof with one gabled dormer. Gable ended to east and west. East
gable with stone coping and nogged stone course below. North front originally
chequered brick, now painted. Broad brick bands above and below 1st floor.
Nogged brick eaves. 3-window range. Gauged brick window heads. Glazing bar
sashes. Ground floor east side triple sash and west side window partly blocked.
Basement below. South side rubble stone with brick bands continued around. One
16-pane sash stair light. 2 doors. Group value with houses in London Street.
Listing NGR: SU2918695564
1088
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON FERNHAM ROAD
SU 29 SE
4/1 No 35 (Coxwell Lodge)
-
- II
c.1800-20 roughcast rendered house with later additions. Original house square
plan, 2-storey with modern tile cross-gabled roof and central rendered stack.
Coped parapet and paired gables to north and south fronts. Windows all with
intersecting glazing bars. South front: 2 shallow, 2-storey curved bays with
triple windows divided by fluted strips and with projecting eaves and moulded
soffit boards. Similar one-storey bay on east side. North front with ground
floor pair of exposed box glazing bar sashes to east and projecting glazed porch
to west. Above, similar sashes to west and to east 4-light casement. Long
service wing along west side and projecting to north, later addition. Roughcast
with similar sash windows to main house in section adjoining north front. Else-
where stone mullioned Tudor-style windows. Large north end porch in rusticated
surround with intersecting tracery to arched fanlight.
Listing NGR: SU2852294356
1089
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/28 No 2 (Volunteer Inn)
-
GV II
Mid C18 roughcast house. 2-storey and attic. Modern tile roof with end wall
stacks and 2 gabled dormers. Wood modillion eaves cornice. 5-window range of
exposed box glazing bar sash windows. West end ground floor window a later
3-light casement. Door with moulded wooden hood on large ornate scrolled
brackets. Rubble stone west end wall with brick angles.
Listing NGR: SU2880495574
1090
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/27 No 8 (Gloucester House)
-
GV II
Earlier C17 rubble stone house with early C19 chequered brick front. 2-storey
and attic, stone tiled roof with large west end wall stack, ridge stack and one
cambered head dormer. Early C19 brick south front 2-storey with parapet,
4-window range of glazing bar sash windows. Gauged brick window heads. Door
with hood on slim brackets and adjoining small later projecting bay. North
front: roughcast and stone with central stair gable with 3-light stone mullioned
windows to 1st and 2nd floors. One window range each side, to left early C18
projection with hipped roof and thick barred sash window to 1st floor in beaded
plain stone surround. To right wall built out to line of central gable. One
16-pane sash above and iron casement with leaded lights below. Rear wing at
west end with large rubble stone end wall stack and 4-light stone mullioned
window on west side ground floor. Modern extension beyond.
Listing NGR: SU2875095582
1091
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/26 Nos 10 and 12
-
GV II
C17 rubble stone former barn, converted to corn merchants in early C19. Steep
stone tiled roof, gable ended to west, hipped to east. 6 bays, C19 roof
trusses. South front stuccoed with 2-storey elevation, 5-window range of C19
sashes above, ground floor central wide cart entrance and C19 openings each
side. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2873995574
1092
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/11 No 26 (The Elms)
-
- II
Early to mid C18 house altered and refaced in early C19. Rubble stone with
cement rendered front. 2-storey and attic with plain tile roof and east end
wall stack. South front, 2-window range, 3-storey with parapet. Sash windows
with margin lights and stone sills. Stone surrounds to ground floor window and
door. Stone plinth. Added lean-to extension to west side with similar window
and stepped parapet. Interior: earlier C18 wood staircase in entrance hall with
panelled ends to treads and brackets beneath. Turned balusters. 2 fielded
panelled doors. East side ground floor room panelled with moulded dado rail and
cornice and one semicircular niche. Rendered rear wing, with larger mid C19
rear extension beyond. Marble fireplace to ground floor room.
Listing NGR: SU2863095592
1093
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/10 No 28 (Oakleigh)
(formerly listed as Oaklea)
10.ll.52
GV II
Early C18 cement rendered rubble stone house. 2-storey and attic, L plan.
Front range with hipped slate roof and end wall stacks. Dormers to sides.
Large wood dentil eaves cornice. 4-window range of exposed box sash windows
with glazing bars. Modern door. Rear wing rendered on east side, rubble stone
elsewhere, gable ended with north end wall stack.
Listing NGR: SU2861395597
1094
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/37 The Corn Exchange and
former Savings Bank
-
GV II
1863 former Corn Exchange and Savings Bank. Rubble stone with ashlar dressings.
Large one-storey hall with 2-storey front range to Cornmarket all under same
roof, plain tiled and hipped to front. Gothic style. Asymmetrical front range,
2 windows to Cornmarket with heavily moulded doorway to left, Gothic arched with
quatrefoil opening in tympanum and inscribed scroll over. Statue each side on
buttress with small carved canopy over. 3-sided canted oriel over with 1863
date on moulded base. Cusped trefoil window heads with quatrefoil top-lights.
Crow stepped small gable over with Gothic attic window under hood-mould. Copper
weathervane. The right side, the adjacent canted corner bay and 1st bay of
Gloucester Street elevation all similar with 2-light windows each floor, ground
floor under segmental arch with carved boss over central mullion and shouldered
window heads, 1st floor with carved capital to central shaft, cusped heads and
quatrefoil over. Main Hall: 5 windows with buttresses between. Long triple
windows with dividing shafts and carved capitals, shouldered heads and carved
bosses over shafts. Large plate traceried west window. Attached to west,
former Savings Bank, lower one-storey range divided from hall by doorway with
shouldered head, hood mould and carved scroll: 'Faringdon Savings Bank 1863'.
Crenellated wall over the monogrammed plaque 'FTSB 1818'. Savings Bank with
stone tiled roof, 2 large 3-sided bays with mullion and transom windows and
crenellated parapets with quatrefoil panels and blank shields.
Listing NGR: SU2879695549
1095
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/36 No 7
-
GV II
C19 stucco refronting of C17 or early C18 house. 2-storey, stone tiled roof.
2-window range, early C19 sash windows to 1st floor. One glazing bar sash and
3-light shop window to ground floor. Chamfered and stopped centre beam to
ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2874295553
1096
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/35 No 9 (Rickerton House)
-
GV II
Mid C19 chequer brick front possibly refacing late C18 building. 3-storey.
Slate roof. 3-window range of glazing bar sashes. Splayed stone lintels with
incised voussoir lines. One modern ground floor window. Raised plinth and 1st
floor band. Central door with plain fanlight. Later C19 rear extension,
2-storey former photographers studio. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2873495556
1097
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/34 No 13 (Henrietta Place)
-
GV II
Early C18 house, altered. Stucco fronted, 2-storey and attic. Stone tiled roof
with one gabled dormer. Deep coved moulded eaves cornice. 2-window range, C19
sashes to 1st floor, 3-sided C19 bay window and door with fluted strip surround.
Narrow rear gable. C19 brick rear extensions.
Listing NGR: SU2872095558
1098
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/33 No 15
-
GV II
c.1820 stuccoed house. 3-storey. Low pitch slate eaves roof with east end wall
stack. Stone plinth. 3-window range, blank in centre, glazing bar sashes.
Central door with pilaster and open pediment wooden surround. 6-panel door with
metal traceried fanlight.
Listing NGR: SU2871395561
1099
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/32 No 17 (Romney House)
21.11.66
GV II
c.1820 house, roughcast on brick. 3-storey with moulded stone parapet. Stone
plinth. 2 full-height canted side window bays with broad glazing bar sashes to
front and narrow side-lights. Glazing bar sash to 1st floor centre, blank
2nd floor opening. Central door with moulded architrave and fine open dentil
pediment on brackets. 6-panel door with arched head and radiating bar fanlight.
To east a 2-storey wing with big carriage arch with keystone and original doors.
One glazing bar sash over. Chequered brick rear. Later brick outbuildings. No
19, Little Romney, is part of same range.
Listing NGR: SU2871095542
1100
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/31 No 19 (Little Romney)
21.11.66
GV II
c.1820 roughcast fronted house, 3-storey with moulded stone parapet and slate
roof. One window range, a full-height 3-sided canted bay with broad centre
glazing bar sash windows and narrow side-lights. Plain door with rectangular
fanlight. No 19 is part of same range as No 17 Romney House.
Listing NGR: SU2869495565
1101
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/30 No 25
-
- II
Earlier to mid C19 brick house, grey vitrified headers with red brick angles and
window surrounds. 3-storey with low pitched slate valley roof. One window
range. Raised brick platband. Glazing bar sash windows with splayed stone
lintels with incised voussoir lines. Chequer brick west side with one window
range over door.
Listing NGR: SU2867395562
1102
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GLOUCESTER STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/29 No 35 (South Elms)
-
- II
Earlier C19 stuccoed house. 3-storey. Slate roof with end wall stacks.
2-window range of glazing bar sashes, 16-pane to ground floor. Stone plinth.
Door with slim pilaster surround and open pedimental hood. Arched head with
metal traceried fanlight.
Listing NGR: SU2866095560
1103
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GRAVEL WALK
SU 2895
3/38 No 18 (Westbrook House)
10.11.52
- II
Substantial early C18 stucco faced house. Rubble stone. L plan, 2-storey and
attic with large hipped roof partly stone tiled, modern tiles to front. Large
brick ridge stack on chequered brick and stone base to front range, similar
stack on rear wing. Moulded wood dentil eaves cornice. West front: 5-window
range, angle quoins, cambered head windows to 1st floor, 4 windows, flat head to
centre and ground floor windows. Plain raised surrounds, eared architrave to
centre 1st floor, keystones to ground floor. Central heavily block-rusticated
door surround with triple keystone. South side: 6-window range to 1st floor
with outer pair blank. 3 windows to ground floor with flanking doors. Plain
raised surrounds with flat heads and keystones. One 4-light gabled dormer.
Rear rubble stone with staircase block in angle with hipped plain tile roof.
Interior: Heavy moulded handrail to stair, twisted balusters and some fielded
panelling. Said to have date 1705 on interior wall. P J Goodrich: Great
Faringdon Past and Present 1928.
Listing NGR: SU2862395481
1104
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON GRAVEL WALK
SU 2895
3/9 No 49 (Chase House)
30.11.81
GV II
Mid C19 painted stucco faced house. 2-storey with slate eaves roof. 3-window
range of glazing bar sash windows in moulded architrave frames. Door in simple
pilaster surround with minimal entablature over. West side window cut down to
form glazed door. Listed for importance at head of Gloucester Street.
Listing NGR: SU2854495535
1105
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LECHLADE ROAD
SU 2895
3/8 Friends' Meeting House
II
Late C17 meeting house altered in C19. Rubble stone with brick dressings. One
storey. Steep pitched hipped stone-tiled roof over low walls with brick angles,
eaves course and window surround. 2 glazing bar sashes to north side and one
blocked window with keystone. One glazing bar sash and door to south side.
West end C19 flat-topped stone porch with plain bead-mould to doorway.
Interior: Simple with plain dado level panelling ramped at east end and at
windows.
Listing NGR: SU2853395590
1106
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LECHLADE ROAD
SU 2895
3/7 The Duke of Wellington
Public House
-
- II
Early C19 recasing of earlier building. Rubble stone with brick dressings.
Main range 2-storey and attic and stone tiled roof, hipped at south end. North
end wall stack. One central flat dormer. Painted rubble front with brick
angles and window surrounds. 2-window range of 16-pane sash windows. Central
door in architrave surround with wood hood on large brackets. Attached on north
side lower 2-storey one window range. Triple glazing bar sash windows in brick
surrounds. Rear range rubble stone, south wall recased in chequered brick.
Listing NGR: SU2848895558
1107
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LECHLADE ROAD
SU 2895
1/8 Nos 1 and 2 (The Lodges)
and gate piers, walls
- and railings
- II
Early C19 pair of lodges to Faringdon House. Small, square plan one-storey
brick buildings with pyramid slate roofs. Rear wall chimneys with stone
cornices. Moulded stone eaves band. Cambered head openings with glazing bar
sash window to 3 sides, those to drive formerly doors. Low modern rear exten-
sions. In front of lodges 6 plain chamfered rusticated piers with low stone
wall between outer ones, wide central space and narrower pedestrian entries
flanking. Iron railings and gates.
Listing NGR: SU2852695560
1108
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LEACHLADE ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/9 Step Farmhouse
10.11.52
- II
c.1820 chequered brick farmhouse. 2-storey and attic. L plan. Stone tiled
roof with end wall stacks and 3 gabled dormers. Dentilled brick eaves course.
3-window range of glazing bar sash windows. Centre breaks forward with pediment.
Outer windows with cambered gauged brick heads. Round arched central doorway
with gauged brick head and radiating bar fanlight. Central lunette over in
gauged brick surround. Rear wing rubble stone and brick with half-hipped gable.
Later brick buildings in rear angle.
Listing NGR: SU2720596285
1109
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LECHLADE ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/7 Nos 1 and 2 (New Lodges)
with gates and piers
-
- II
c.1895 pair of lodges to Buscot Park. Probably by Sir Ernest George. Ashlar
stone, one-storey neo-Georgian style. Square plan with stone tiled pyramid
roofs and central corniced ashlar stacks. Parapets and modillion cornices
around. 2 windows to road, one curved 3-window bay and one plain window, to
drive similar bay and window with door between. Glazing bar sashes. 4 stone
gate piers with ornate iron gates and ball finials to taller inner piers.
Listing NGR: SU2674896782
1110
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/77 No 3
-
GV II
Early C19 stucco fronted building probably on earlier core. 2-storey with
cement slate roof. 4-window range, glazing bar sash windows with moulded archi-
trave surrounds to 1st floor. 2 ground floor shopfronts, 3-sided projecting bay
to east, modern front to west side. Central door. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2894195563
1111
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/78 No 5 (The Wheatsheaf
Public House)
10.11.52
GV II
Late C17 to early C18 stucco fronted inn. L plan, 2-storey with stone tiled
roof and renewed ashlar end wall stacks. 6-window front elevation with deep
coved eaves cornice and renewed cross-mullioned windows with iron frames and
leaded lights to 1st floor. 2 canted 3-sided window bays to ground floor with
leaded lights. Central door and east end door to through passage. Rear wing
rendered with leaded casements, rear gable on east side with leaded casements.
Listing NGR: SU2895095565
1112
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/79 No 7A
-
GV II
Early C18 stucco, formerly chequer brick, fronted house. 3-storey with hipped
stone tiled roof to front. One window range, modern ground floor shop, 2 sashes
to 1st floor, one to 2nd, with glazing bars. Rubble stone rear with casements
in cambered head brick surrounds. Plain tile roofs. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2896195560
1113
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/80 No 11
-
GV II
Early C18 stucco fronted house. 2-storey and attic with stone tiled roof. 2
casement dormers and east end wall brick stack. Modern ground floor. 4-window
1st floor, moulded architrave surrounds with moulded string course joining
window heads. Moulded cornice beneath eaves. Glazing bar sash windows.
Original gabled west rear wing with casements, later east rear wing with sash
windows, both gables roughcast.
Listing NGR: SU2897295558
1114
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/81 Nos 13 and 15
-
GV II
Early to mid C19 stucco fronted range, probably refacing earlier building.
2-storey, plain tile roof with end wall and ridge stacks. 3-window range with
parapet, moulded coping and cornice. Triple windows to first floor, glazing bar
sashes with side-lights in architrave surrounds with cornices. Ground floor 2
modern shopfronts and central door with open segmental pediment on Corinthian
pilasters. Previously 2 doors and balustrade to parapet. Gabled red brick west
side rear extension, rubble and brick range parallel to front range and further
early C19 red brick building with hipped roof and three full-height openings
with gauged brick heads.
Listing NGR: SU2900295561
1115
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (north side)
3/82 Nos 17A and 17B
-
GV II
Early to mid C19 stucco fronted house. Tall 3 storeys with low pitched slate
valley roof and end wall stacks. 3-window range, 16-pane sash windows. Central
arched doorway to ground floor and C19 shopfronts each side with pilaster strip
frames and fascia. Rubble stone and brick rear. Lower steep roofed range at
rear west side, rubble stone and brick with plain and stone tile roofs.
Listing NGR: SU2899695562
1116
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/83 No 19
-
GV II
Early C18 roughcast house, formerly Marlborough Arms Public House (and the Swan
Public House in late C18). 2-storey and attic. Modern tile roof with 2 gabled
dormers. 2-window range of renewed casements with top lights to 1st floor.
Ground floor early C19 pub front with fascia and unevenly spaced pilasters
framing door and windows. Formerly C19 sash windows, pair to west side, single
to east, replaced by modern shallow bow windows. Modern door. Gabled roughcast
rear gable to west side. Lower, C19, east side rear range.
Listing NGR: SU2900995572
1117
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/84 No 23
-
GV II
Late C17 to early C18 painted rubble stone cottage. 2-storey and attic, plain
tile roof with west wall stack and one gabled dormer. 3-window range to 1st
floor, original iron casements with leaded lights. Original cross mullions to
west side and centre pair. Ground floor 3 small glazing bar sash windows and
door to east side.
Listing NGR: SU2903095554
1118
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/85 No 27 (The Bull Public
House)
-
GV II
C18 rubble stone building, stucco fronted in C19. 2-storey and attic. Modern
tiled roof with 2 gabled dormers. 4-window range, C19 sash windows and stone
plinth. Rubble stone gable ends. West side rear wing. Some chamfered beams.
Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2904195568
1119
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/86 No 29
(formerly listed as
10.11.52 Clifton House)
GV II
C17 roughcast rubble stone house. 2 storeys and attic. Modern plain tile roof
with large west end wall brick stack on corniced stone base. 3-window range
with small east side gable with modern casement and west side dormer. 1st floor
2 sash windows and casement pair. Ground floor 3 modern windows, door and east
side opening to through passage. Brick west rear gable. Chamfered and stopped
beams to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2905795568
1120
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/87 No 39 (Winlakes)
-
GV II
Earlier C19 chequered brick house. 3-storey with low pitch slate eaves roof.
Brick ridge stack. 2-window range of glazing bar sashes with gauged brick flat
heads. Door set to east side with rectangular barred fanlight. Rubble stone
rear. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2907595556
1121
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/88 Nos 41 and 43
-
GV II
C18 rendered pair of cottages with stone tiled roofs. No 41: 2-storey, one
window range with C19 large casements to ground floor and glazing bar sash
window above. Brick rear gable. Through passage between houses.
No 43: 2-storey and attic with gabled dormer, roof at lower pitch and west wall
stack. One window range, glazing bar sash window above, modern triple window
below. Rendered rear gable.
Listing NGR: SU2907995558
1122
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/89 Nos 45 and 47
-
GV II
Later C18 cottage pair, chequered brick, 2-storey and attic with stone tiled
roof and east wall stone stack. One gabled dormer with original leaded light
casement pair. No 47 has modern cement render over brick. 1st floor triple
leaded casements each side. Cambered head surrounds. Ground floor triple
window to No 45 and glazing bar sash to No 47.
Listing NGR: SU2908795562
1123
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/90 Nos 57 and 59
-
GV II
C18 rubble stone cottage pair. No 57 painted, 2-storey with modern tile roof,
No 59 with stone tiled roof and one gabled dormer. 2-window range to No 57, one
window to No 59, triple casements with stone window heads. Brick window sides
to No 59. Ground floor central through passage door with stone lintel, No 57
double doors, half glazed and triple casement, No 59 15-pane window and door
both with brick sides. Rubble stone rear gables with end wall stacks.
Listing NGR: SU2911295572
1124
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/91 No 61
-
GV II
C18 rubble stone and brick cottage. 2-storey and attic with plain tile roof and
one gabled dormer. One window range. Part original leaded casements to 1st
floor and small paned sash to ground floor. Renewed brick stack on roof slope
at west end.
Listing NGR: SU2912495570
1125
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/92 Nos 67 to 71 (odd)
-
GV II
Earlier C19 row of 3 houses, stucco faced, 3-storey with low pitched slate roofs
and ridge stacks. One window range each, glazing bar sash windows. Doors with
rectangular fanlights with marginal bars. Iron railings in front of Nos 67 and
69. Rubble stone rear.
Listing NGR: SU2913995580
1126
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/93 No 75
-
GV II
Early C19 red brick house raised a storey later in C19. 3-window range. Lower
2 storeys C19 sash windows, half-size to 1st floor. Blank central door and
window over. Second floor chequered brick with glazing bar sashes and over-
hanging slate eaves roof. Central gabled projection to rear. Listed for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU2916395583
1127
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON CHURCH WALK
No 2
3/94
The address shall be amended to read: COACH LANE
No 2
------------------------------------
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/94 No 77 and No 2 Coach Lane
-
GV II
Earlier C19 chequered brick fronted house. 3-storey, 2-window range. Low
pitched slate hipped eaves roof. Glazing bar sash windows with splayed stone
lintels with incised voussoir lines. Ground floor modern windows and render
replacing former shop front. Rear wing, No 2 Coach Lane, rubble stone and brick,
3-storey, 2-window range. Brick window surrounds with cambered heads and stone
keys. One window to 2nd floor. Margin light fanlight to door. Listed for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU2917995590
1128
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/95 No 79 (Hill Side)
6.2.81
GV II
c.1820-30 stone villa. 2-storey, double pile with slate valley roof and 4
ashlar end wall stacks, one removed. Ashlar south front, basement plinth and
3-window range of large glazing bar sash windows. Centre projects slightly.
Platband, moulded cornice and parapet, broken forward at centre and parapet
broken for open pediment on panelled blocks with sunk roundel in tympanum.
Central round arched doorway with lantern in fanlight. 5-panel door with reeded
panels. Projecting painted porch on 4 columns with segmental arched roof with
incised roundels and reeding. Iron flower-balconies to ground floor windows.
Rear: coursed rubble with central half-storey stair light. Flower balconies to
2nd floor windows. Interior with open well cantilever stair with continuous
moulded rail.
Listing NGR: SU2919095614
1129
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/96 Gate piers and railings
to No 79 (Hill Side)
-
GV II
Probably earlier C19. 4 stone gate piers, square plan with cornices and pyramid
block caps. Incised pattern to shafts, rectangle with rebated corners. Spear
head railings and gates, cast iron.
Listing NGR: SU2919395587
1130
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/97 No 83 (The Firs)
-
GV II
Mid C19 alteration of probably earlier C18 house. Rubble stone, 2-storey with
slate roof and two gabled dormers. Brick end wall stacks. 4-window range of
C19 sash windows. Plain 3-piece stone window heads. Door with hood on brackets
and round arched barred fanlight.
Listing NGR: SU2922295607
1131
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (north side)
3/98 No 85 (The Laurels)
-
GV II
Early C19 chequered brick fronted house. 3-storey with coped stone parapet.
End wall stacks. 3-window range of glazing bar sash windows in cambered head
surrounds. Central door, 6 flush panels with fine metal traceried rectangular
fanlight. Hood on brackets. Rubble east end wall. Brick gabled rear dated
1826 in chequered brick.
Listing NGR: SU2923695612
1132
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/101 Nos 2 and 4
-
GV II
Later C17 stucco fronted house, much altered. 2-storey and attic with stone
tiled roof, large end wall brick stacks and 2 fine segmental pedimented dormers
with leaded lights. 6-window range. Bolection moulded surrounds survive to
No 2, moulded sills and glazing bar sashes. 3 C19 sashes to No 4. Fine wooden
eaves cornice with modillion brackets. Ground floors altered, modern shop front
to No 4, C19 to No 2. 2 gabled rear, hipped to No 2. Fine rear wall large
brick chimney stack.
Listing NGR: SU2892895539
1133
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/102 No 6
-
GV II
Mid to later C19 narrow stucco faced shop. 2-storey with slate roof. Quoins.
1-window range. Ground floor fine projecting cast iron shopfront, 3-sided with
slim fluted shafts, leaf capitals and pierced spandrels. Listed for shopfront.
Listing NGR: SU2905295542
1134
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/103 No 8
-
GV II
Earlier C19 chequered brick 3-storey house. 3-window range, originally 2 but
east side added to match in early C20. Stone cornice and renewed parapet.
Stone band at 2nd floor level. Gauged brick flat heads to 2nd floor windows.
1st floor 3 projecting wood oriels, 3-sided with moulded bases. Sash windows to
1st and 2nd floors. Ground floor 2 shopfronts, to west side symmetrical C19
front with canted 3-sided central window flanked by door and a window with
overall frieze and cornice. East side small 3-sided projecting window. Listed
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2895295537
1135
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/104 Nos 12 and 14
-
GV II
c.1830 refacing in stucco of older range. 2 storeys, 3-window front with
parapet. Plain tile roof, half-hipped at west end with brick ridge stack and 2
flat dormers. 2 full-height canted sided bays. Glazing bar sash windows with
margin lights survive on 1st floor. Centre has 16-pane sash windows to both
ground and first floor. Doors between centre window and bays with fanlights,
altered. Ground floor windows of bays altered. Lead downpipe with decorated
hopper head. Rear: long catslide roof and 2 rear gables, hipped to east side.
Date of 1829 in brick of garden wall.
Listing NGR: SU2897695533
1136
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/105 Nos 16 and 18
-
GV II
(Incorrectly marked No 20 on OS map.) C18 roughcast rubble stone range.
2-storey with plain tile roof and end wall brick stacks. Stucco quoins.
2-window range of 16-pane sashes above. Ground floor, 16-pane sash window and
door to No 16, C19 shopfront with canted sided projecting window with pilaster
sides and fascia over. Rear wings brick and rubble stone with stone tiled
roofs. Formerly The George Public House.
Listing NGR: SU2898695532
1137
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2895 (south side)
3/106 No 20
-
GV II
C18 roughcast rubble stone house, 2-storey with plain tile roof and end wall
stacks. 2-window range of exposed box sliding sashes above. C19 double fronted
shop below. Rubble stone to east, rear gable. C19 brick west rear wing.
Listing NGR: SU2898795530
1138
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/107 No 22
-
GV II
C18 small roughcast rubble stone cottage. 2-storey and attic with stone tiled
roof, one gabled dormer and east end wall stack. One window range, triple case-
ment to first floor and modern paired light window below. Plain tile rear roof.
Listing NGR: SU2899595534
1139
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/108 Nos 24 and 26
-
GV II
C18 rubble stone cottage row. 2-storey with stone tiled roof, half-hipped at
west end. Brick ridge and east wall stacks. No 24: 1-window range and stuccoed,
No 26: double fronted, 2 windows, painted. No 24 altered in early C19, 16-pane
sash window above and small shopfront below, formerly with bowed window.
6-panel door, fielded panels. End wall rebuilt in brick with rendered gable.
No 26 has 2 and 3-light casements to first floor and C19 6-pane windows below.
2-panelled central door.
Listing NGR: SU2902095537
1140
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/109 Nos 28A and 28B
-
GV II
C18 roughcast rubble stone house. 2-storey and attic with plain tile roof, one
flat dormer and west wall stack. 2-window range of paired small-paned casements
above. 2 C19 shopfronts below flanking central door.
Listing NGR: SU2902595529
1141
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/110 No 30
-
GV II
Later C17 rubble stone house altered. 2-storey with steep plain tile roof.
Central ridgestack on stone base. 2-window range, casements to first floor.
Ground floor 1 small 16-pane sash window, modern window and door. Rear stair
gable on west side, roughcast. Brick 2-storey wing beyond with stone tiled roof
and leaded light iron casements. Brick and rubble stone stable beyond.
Interior: some timber-framing exposed at first floor rear. 2 plank doors in
attic. In rear wing S.0.1792 inscribed on brick over fireplace. Painted brick
2-storey C19 range to east facing London Street. Formerly The Star Public
House.
Listing NGR: SU2904495538
1142
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/111 No 32 (Dunraven House)
-
GV II
Earlier C18 rubble stone and stucco house. 2-storey and attic with hipped plain
tile roof. 1 hipped dormer. Gable end to street, stuccoed with angle quoins
and moulded wood eaves. 2-window range, 2 fine large early C18 sash windows
with thick glazing bars to first floor. Modern ground floor window with
evidence of central mullion in sill. C19 door with panelled sides. Large
lean-to against east wall. Half-hipped south gable. Deeds said to date from
c.1735.
Listing NGR: SU2905095539
1143
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/112 No 36
-
- II
Earlier C19 stucco fronted brick house. 3-storey with low pitched slate eaves
roof with paired wood brackets to eaves. East wall stack. One window range,
glazing bar sash windows above and ground floor large shop window projecting.
24-pane with curved sides. Incised pilaster strips framing and fascia and
cornice over. Doorway with panelled reveals.
Listing NGR: SU2907995540
1144
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/113 No 48(The Red House)
-
GV II
c.1840 coursed rubble and brick house, now painted. 3-storey with low pitched
slate eaves roof with bracketted eaves and decorated soffit. End wall stacks.
Brick angles and window sides. 3-window range, centre openings blank, glazing
bar sash windows to sides. Splayed stone lintels. Rubble stone end walls.
Nos 48 to 54 form an important group at the entry to Faringdon from the east.
Listing NGR: SU2914795552
1145
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/114 Nos 50 and 52 and
Milestone in front of
- No 50
GV II
Earlier C19 coursed rubble stone and brick range associated with the Folly Inn.
No 50: 2-storey, 3-window range, glazing bar sash windows in cambered head brick
surrounds to first floor, large carriage arch, small window and door below. No
52: 3-storey, 2-window range of wide glazing bar sashes with stone lintels and
brick sides. Stone bands between floors. Ground floor door and 1 altered
window. By west side of No 50 is stone early C19 milestone with cast iron
plaque reading 'ABINGD 14 LECHLAE 6'.
Listing NGR: SU2915595559
1146
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/115 No 54 (The Folly Inn)
-
GV II
Early C19 painted brick range. 2-storey with modern tile roof and east end
stack. 3-window range, casement pairs above, triple casements below in cambered
head recesses. Central door with hood, blank window over. Brick band between
floors. Stone plinth. Rubble stone east end wall. Nos 48-54 London Street
form an important group at the entry to Faringdon from the east.
Listing NGR: SU2917395565
1147
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON LONDON STREET
SU 2995 (south side)
3/99 No 56 (Sudbury House)
10.11.52
- II*
Earlier C18 rubble stone house on earlier core altered c.1815-20. L-plan with
short rear west wing, 2-storey and attic with stone tiled roofs. Main range
with 2 ashlar corniced ridge stacks and one eaves stack at west side. Roof
hipped at west angle. c.1815-20 all but the eastern end was refronted and the
whole range was rendered. Eastern section 2 windows with thick glazing bars to
ground floor pair. Main section has 2 very large full-height curved bows with
curved stone tiled roofs and triple sash windows with glazing bars. Central
arched doorcase with reeded surround and fluted half-columns each side. 6-panel
door with radiating bar fanlight. Stone porch in front with Tuscan columns and
incised decoration to frieze, 6 columns, the centre pair projected with canted
sides. Modern glazing between columns. At east end of main range is early C19
1-window range with 16-pane sash windows and stone east wall chimney. Brick
east wall. West side: 2-window range, roof hipped to rear, possibly former
stair gable. 1 curved head dormer. Glazing bar sash windows above, round
arched windows below behind C20 verandah. Rear: rubble stone with 2 hipped
dormers. Range of altered cross windows to first floor, ground floor west side
masked by 2-storey c.1920 rear addition. Low 2-storey early C19 red brick range
to east side, stone tiled roof, some iron-framed casements and small wood oriel.
Interior: early C19 rooms created within older shell leaving fielded panelled
doors, moulded cornices, chamfered beams and length of fielded panelling in
upstairs room behind later wall. Full height staircase hall in centre with
stair around 3 sides. Early C19 plaster mouldings. Plank doors to attic.
Tie-beam and collar trusses. Records from 1703. Named from Samuel Sadbury,
owner c.1740.
Listing NGR: SU2933595626
1148
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/48 The Port Well
10.11.52
GV II
Earlier C19 stone well-head. 4-sided with chamfered corners, each face with
round-headed panel with architrave and keyblock and small oblong panel over the
rebated corners. Pyramidal top carrying scrolled iron double lamp bracket.
Listing NGR: SU2890595603
1149
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/49 Old Town Hall
12.2.58
GV II*
Late C17 or early C18 former market building. Open ground floor with chamber
over, now Library. Hipped stone tiled roof with plain iron weathercock. Deep
bracketted eaves cornice. Roughcast first floor with 2 glazing bar sash windows
each end and one to south side. Ground floor stone Tuscan columns, 4 x 3.
Angles of east side have piers with pilaster responds.
Listing NGR: SU2888295579
1150
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/50 No 3
-
GV II
Earlier C19 chequered brick house, 3-storey with plain tile roof and south end
wall stack. 2-window range, glazing bar sashes with gauged brick flat heads to
surrounds. Altered later C19 projecting shopfront with moulded brackets to
fascia.
Listing NGR: SU2891595627
1151
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
5/51 No 4
-
GV II
Early C19 refronting of C16 to C17 house. 2-storey and attic, slate roof with
one gabled dormer. Stuccoed front, 3-window range with centre first floor blank
and glazing bar sash windows to sides. Ground floor later C19 projecting
shopfront, double fronted with brackets to cornice and 2-light plate glass
windows with slim shafts. Inside: Tudor arched moulded fireplace beam and heavy
structural timbers. Gabled stone rear with brick angles.
Listing NGR: SU2891695620
1152
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/52 No 5 (Community Centre)
4.11.77
GV II
Early C19 tall ashlar fronted building, originally the Farringdon Bank. Base-
ment and 3 storeys, 4-window range. Parapet, moulded cornice, moulded band at
first floor sill-level and ground floor plinth. Tall sash windows with glazing
bars. Doors each side in plain tall opening with bead moulding and rectangular
fanlight. Stone steps up and low stone wall between. Interior: rear curved
open well staircase with continuous rail and scrolled brackets to treads.
Listing NGR: SU2892195612
1153
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/53 No 6 (Sinclaires)
4.11.77
GV II
Early C19 cement rendered front, possibly on earlier core. 3-storey with low
pitched slate eaves roof, brick south end wall stack, quoins, string courses,
plain raised window surrounds and rusticated door surround. 3-window range of
glazing bar sash windows. Ground floor: 2 large 3-sided splayed bay windows
with glazing bar sash windows. North side bay a modern matching copy of south
side. Central 4-panel door. Gabled rear, rubble stone and brick.
Listing NGR: SU2892195610
1154
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/54 No 7
4.11.77
GV II
Early C19 cement rendered front to earlier building. 3-storey with low pitched
slate roof. Incised quoins on north side. 3-window range, window bays irregu-
larly spaced and upper windows of north side raised. Plain raised window
surrounds, glazing bar sash windows. Centre window of second floor blank.
Ground floor north side, large 3-sided bay window matching those on No 6.
6-panel central door and south side earlier C19 shopfront with fascia and
moulded cornice carried across door to single curved bracket on panelled
pilaster. Interior: C16 moulded centre beams to ground floor shop. Alcove
niche with shell head to north side front room.
Listing NGR: SU2894695590
1155
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/55 No 8 (Lloyd's Bank)
4.ll.77
GV II
c.1800 stucco-fronted building, probably built as a bank. County of Gloucester
Bank from 1836. 3-storey with parapet, slate hipped valley roof. Moulded stone
cornice and plain stone bands at first and second floor levels. First floor
sill course. 3-window range of sash windows, glazing bars to first floor.
Ground floor south side round-headed doorway with fine stone doorcase. Open
pediment on brackets with patera blocks and moulded architrave. Iron spearhead
railings in front.
Listing NGR: SU2893895578
1156
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/56 No 9
4.11.77
GV II
Earlier C19 chequered brick house. 3 storeys with stone tiled eaves roof.
2-window range of glazing bar sash windows. Gauged brick window heads. Early
C20 ground floor bowed shop window. Ionic pilasters each side. Modern fascia.
To rear C17 gabled brick and part timber-framed wing with chamfered and stopped
beam to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2893495573
1157
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/57 No 10, and No 1 London
Street
4.11.77
GV II
c.1840 stucco-fronted corner building. 3-storey with slate roof, hipped at
angle. 2-window range to Market Place, 3 windows to London Street. 2 plain
bands at floor levels. Channelled rustication to ground floor. Glazing bar
sash windows in moulded architrave surrounds. To Market Place ground floor
shopfront of 2 shallow bows with frieze and cornice across, broken for central
door. Panelled pilasters and curved brackets framing openings. Bowed windows
modern.
Listing NGR: SU2893495562
1158
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/58 Nos 11 and 12
21.11.66
GV II
Earlier to mid C19 stucco-fronted building. 3-storey with low pitched slate
eaves roof and end wall stacks. Moulded eaves soffit. Quoins and plain band
between first and second floors. 3-window range, glazing bar sash windows in
plain raised surrounds. C19 shopfronts, double fronted to west, to east side
with slim angle shafts and large scrolled brackets. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2891695541
1159
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/59 No 13 (The Bell Inn)
(formerly listed as Bell
10.11.52 Hotel)
GV II
Early C18 roughcast refacing of C17 inn. 2-storey and attic. Steep pitched
roof, stone tiled to front with east end stack and ridge stack. 3 dormers.
Deep coved eaves cornice. Chamfered angle quoins. East side of front slightly
canted. 5 windows to main range, 2 to east side. Exposed box glazing bar
sashes with thick bars. To ground floor 1 tripartite sash window to east side.
Main range central former carriage entrance with C16 to C17 moulded jambs and
large C18 panelled doors. To each side a 3-sided splayed bay window with ogee
roof and glazing bar sash windows. Large bell on iron bracket. West end:
rubble stone with 3-light stone mullioned ground floor window. Rear: modern
tiled roof, roughcast with truncated stack at west rear gable. 2 rear wings,
west range mostly painted rubble stone and including 2-storey, 2-window cottage
with stone tiled roof and large rear wall stack. East range mostly painted
brick C18 to C19.
Listing NGR: SU2890495548
1160
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/60 No 14 (Barclays Bank)
-
GV II
Earlier C19 roughcast corner building, altered c.1900. 3-storey with low
pitched slate roof, hipped, with large brick ridge stack. Canted corner.
2-window range to north, curved corner with entrance door, canted one-window
range and 3 windows to east side. Moulded architrave surrounds to windows and
flat cornices to first floor windows, decoration added c.1900. Glazing bar sash
windows. Ground floor early C20 with panelled pilasters and overall frieze and
cornice. Listed for group value.
Listing NGR: SU2888695550
1161
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/61 No 16
-
GV II
c.1820-30 stucco-fronted building. 3-storey with hipped cement slate roof.
3-window range of cambered windows. Glazing bar sashes to second floor,
full-height glazed doors to first, formerly to a balcony. Ground floor central
door, sash window with glazing bars to west and glazing bar shop window to east.
Rendered rear with brick surrounds to windows, east side rear wing and 2 small
hipped gables to west side.
Listing NGR: SU2887895554
1162
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/62 No 17
-
GV II
c.1830 stucco-faced corner building. 3-storey with hipped low pitched slate
eaves roof. Fine deep coved eaves with large acanthus embellishment. Chamfered
quoins. 2-window range to east front, 3 windows to north. Moulded architrave
surrounds and coved sills. Blank windows to south side of east front and east
side of north front. Glazing bar sash windows to upper floors. North side
ground floor modern windows, BALLARD in deep incised lettering over. East side
modern shopfront with matching lettering between 2 C19 moulded console brackets.
Listing NGR: SU2887095553
1163
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/63 No 18
-
GV II
Earlier C19 stucco-fronted building, possibly on earlier core. 3-storey with
modern tile eaves roof. Plain band between first and second floors. 2-window
range of C19 sashes. Small C19 shopfront. A rubble stone steep gabled end
wall, later heightened, is visible from roof space of No 19.
Listing NGR: SU2886295557
1164
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/64 Nos 20 to 21 (Linden
House)
-
GV II
c.1840-50 Roman cement rendered house, 3-storey with slate eaves roof and centre
ridge stack. 4-window range, glazing bar sash windows. Rusticated ground floor
with incised voussoirs, modern shop on east side. Central door with moulded
architrave. Platband. Quoins to first and second floors. Moulded architraves
to upper windows, flat cornices on console brackets to first floor. Stone east
end entrance porch. Rear east side projecting 2;-storey wing with decorative
barge-boards, 2-window range, moulded architraves. Interior: east side, stair
hall with open well stair and arches between hall and vestibule.
Listing NGR: SU2884595582
1165
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/65 No 23
(formerly listed as Janes
Pantry and Shop, Workroom
10.11.52 and Stores adjoining)
GV II
Mid C17 altered to roughcast fronted building. High basement and 2 storeys.
Stone tiled roof with west end truncated stack. 2 triple casements with leaded
lights to first floor. Raised ground floor with 6 steps up, 4-panelled door
with crude wood tracery to fanlight. Squat 8-pane window to east side. To west
side 2 projecting box windows, sliding sashes to right, casements to left side
window. Slate lean-to hood overall. Datestone 1645 between windows. Basement
level C19 plate glass 3-sided shopfront with fascia and cornice. Half sunk
door. To east side of steps 4-panel door to through passage. The west side of
No 24 adjoining was originally part of same range.
Listing NGR: SU2886395584
1166
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/66 No 24
-
GV II
Part C17, part C18 stucco-fronted range. West side 2-storey and attic with
stone tiled roof and one gabled dormer, part of same range as No 23. Painted
quoins to west side, C19 sash to first floor. East side 3-storey with parapet
and plain tile roof. Brick west wall stack. Painted quoins to second floor
west side and 2 upper floors east side. Across whole ground floor fine mid C19
double-fronted shopfront. Paired plate-glass windows each side with slim shafts
with bulbous heads. Pilasters each side supporting feather scroll each end of
fascia. Dentil cornice. Plinth with low iron railing in front.
Listing NGR: SU2886995591
1167
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/67 No 25 (The Crown Hotel)
10.11.52
GV II
Early to mid C17, refronted in mid C18. Large rubble stone inn probably
originally including Portwell House to east. 3-storey and attic with steep
stone tiled roof and 2 renewed large chimney stacks with diagonal brick shafts
on stone base. 4 flat dormers. Roughcast front with parapet and stone band
over first floor. Painted angle quoins and plain window surrounds. 5-window
range. Ground floor semi-basement with one small sash and 2 3-light stone
mullioned windows flanking stone 4-centred arched doorway with original plank
door. Early C18 Doric porch with 2 columns and pilaster responds. Panelled
wood framing to doorway. 4 windows to first floor, 5 to second floor, glazing
bar sash windows. To east side large carriage arch with stone 4-centred arch,
single chamfered. Rear: later C17 external staircase, closed string, turned
balusters and moulded rail. C17 stone arched doorway to basement with plank
door. Interior: early C17 plaster ceiling to first floor front room, shallow
relief interlaced lines with foliage. Rear courtyard with stuccoed 2-storey C18
west range. Modern tiled roof. Deep coved cornice to west front and slight
north return. 6-window range at first floor, 3 earlier C18 windows at south
end. C19 verandah to ground floor and rear of main front range. North side,
early C18, stuccoed rubble stone with steep pitched stone tiled roof. One
segment headed dormer. 4-window range of segment-headed glazing bar sash
windows, 1 removed at first floor and ground floor 1 converted to door. The
east side of the courtyard is part of Portwell House, adjoining.
Listing NGR: SU2886295617
1168
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/68 No 27 (Portwell House)
(formerly listed as part
10.11.52 of Crown Hotel)
GV II
Early C17 stone range originally probably part of Crown Hotel, roughcast and
much altered in C18. V-plan with narrow south front and diverging rear wings,
one facing west to Market Place, other east to Crown courtyard. 2-storey and
attic with steep stone tiled roofs. 2 large stone chimney bases, one on ridge
and one at north end of east range. Truncated stone stacks on ridge and north
end of west range. Roughcast walls with painted angle quoins and flat window
surrounds to south and east fronts. Glazing bar sash windows. Parapet. South
front, basement door, 3-window floor above with broader centre window, 2-window
first floor. East front: 3 flat dormers, 5-window range. 7 windows to ground
floor, 2 formerly doors. Raised plinth all round. West range: 2-storey on
raised ground floor, slate roof, 5-window range, originally sash windows, some
replaced by casements. North end 2-window range retains original sash windows,
broad above and narrow to ground floor. Ground and first floor rooms in this
section retain mid C18 fielded panelling.
Listing NGR: SU2888695614
1169
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE
SU 2895
3/69 No 29 (Church View)
-
GV II
Early C19 house with narrow ashlar east front. 3-storey with hipped low pitched
slate eaves roof. Moulded eaves. One-window range with bands between floors.
Glazing bar sash windows. Blank arched recesses flank ground floor window.
Chequered brick north side with 3 blank cambered head recesses to first and
second floors. Central doorway with reeded reveals and arched head. 6-panel
door and barred fanlight.
Listing NGR: SU2886495643
1170
of
2228
The following building shall be included:
GREAT FARINGDON MARKET PLACE,
SU 2895 FARINGDON
3/119 K6 Telephone Kiosk
outside Nos 1 & 2 and
Faringdon Hotel
(Tel No 0367 20511)
GV II
Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by
various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated
crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU2890295639
1171
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARLBOROUGH STREET
SU 2895
3/43 The Red Lion Public House
10.ll.52
GV II
Later Cl7 rubble stone inn, stuccoed and altered. 2-storey and attic with steep
roof, hipped to east, gabled with end wall stack to west. Stone tiled main roof
slopes, modern tiles to rear. One gabled dormer. 3-window range, glazing bar
sash windows above and 2 canted bays with glazing bar sash windows below.
Central door. Fascia carried around bays and over door. 2 glazing bar sash
windows to east end wall. Broad rear attic gable. Extensive rear buildings,
part stuccoed, 2-storey with some glazing bar sashes and a plank door on eat
side.
Listing NGR: SU2883695537
1172
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARLBOROUGH STREET
SU 2895
3/42 Roman Catholic Church of
the Blessed Hugh and
- St Thomas
- II
1840 former Congregational Chapel. Cement rendered rubble stone with ashlar
dressings. Minimal Gothic detail. Slate roof. 2-window front with chamfered
quoins, stone plinth and band below low pitched crenellated gable. Date plaque.
Windows long leaded light lancets with wood Y-tracery, stone rusticated sur-
rounds. Projecting rusticated stone porch with crenellated gable and trefoil
panel in centre. Double doors with large fanlight. Rubble stone sides and
rear, similar windows in brick surrounds.
Listing NGR: SU2880295487
1173
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARLBOROUGH STREET
SU 2895
3/44 No 15 (Poulton Rouse)
(formerly listed as
10.11.52 Poultons)
GV II
Early C18 house altered in late C18. 2-storey with steep pitched plain tiled
roof and west end stack. Rubble stone, cement rendered to front with early C18
deep coved cornice. Chamfered quoins, stone plinth. 3-window range of large
glazing bar sash windows, blank to centre first floor. Irregular bay spacing.
Open pedimented doorcase on brackets and panelled piers. Arched head doorway
with reeded reveals, flush panelled door and radiating bars to fanlight. Rubble
stone rear with coved cornice and 2 early C18 windows in brick surrounds to
first floor, 1 with original thick glazing bars. West side rear wall brick
chimney stack and projecting rear extension with hipped roof and large glazing
bar sash window to first floor. Early C19 staircase.
Listing NGR: SU2877595468
1174
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARLBOROUGH STREET
SU 2895
3/41 No 17
-
GV II
Earlier C19 chequered brick house. 3-storey and basement. Stone tiled roof
with end wall stacks. 2-window range of 16-pane sash windows in cambered head
surrounds. Central door, rectangular fanlight. 3 steps up. Rubble stone rear
and modern extensions.
Listing NGR: SU2876895459
1175
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARLBOROUGH STREET
SU 2895
3/40 No 19 (Richmond House)
-
GV II
c.1840 cement rendered house. 3-storey. Modern plain tile eaves roof, end wall
stacks. Bracketted eaves. 3-window range. Stone first floor sill band.
Moulded window surrounds. Rusticated ground floor with keystones over windows
and arched central doorway. 4-panel door with metal tracery. Interior:
subdivided for flats.
Listing NGR: SU2876595452
1176
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON MARLBOROUGH STREET
SU 2895
3/39 No 21 (Betterton House)
-
GV II
Mid C18 and early C19 rubble stone house with some ashlar dressing. Basement
and 3 storeys. Parapet. Slate roof with brick end wall stacks. Ashlar plinth
and chamfered quoins to half way up facade. 2-window range, 16-pane sashes in
plain raised surrounds. Oval light to basement. Central door, tall stone
moulded architrave with pediment. Large rectangular fanlight with
metal tracery.
Rubble and brick rear. Interior subdivided for flats.
Listing NGR: SU2876595452
1177
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON PARK ROAD
SU 2895
1/13 The Old Station
-
- II
1864 former station of G.W.R. Coursed squared rubble with ashlar dressings.
Tudor Gothic style. One storey with platform each side and large hipped slate
valley roof carried out over platforms on 6 curved wood brackets each side.
Brick stack in central valley pierced by Tudor arch. West side platform now
enclosed. East side 5 openings, central Tudor arched door with hoodmould
flanked by 2-light mullioned windows and outer single lights in plain chamfered
surrounds. Platform braces carried on stone corbels. North end: diagonal angle
buttresses and Tudor arched window with hoodmould. South end: 2 Tudor arched
doors and small central window.
Listing NGR: SU2873995152
1178
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 2895
3/5 Faringdon House
10.11.52
GV I
c.1770-85 formal country house built for H J Pye, Poet Laureate. Ashlar and
render. Double pile plan. 2 storeys and attic with basement sunk at south
front, open at north. Hipped stone tile roof with ashlar end wall stacks, 2
small dormers to south, 3 to north. 5-window range of glazing bar sashes.
South front centre breaks forward with pediment, north front is even. Stone
moulded cornice and balustrade around. Ball finials at corners on panelled
piers. Balustrade broken for dormers and central pediment. Moulded stone
architrave surrounds to windows. Rendered wall. To south front: ashlar
basement up to ground floor sill course. Rusticated ashlar to centre with 2
round-headed niches with statues flanking central arched door. Plain band
across. Doorway with moulded arch and pilaster sides. Projecting later stone
porch with Tuscan columns and half-column responds. Roundels in relief in
frieze. Centre first floor treated as shallow recessed giant arch with stone
impost blocks, arch breaking into pediment above. First floor window in moulded
surround with pulvinated frieze and cornice, the surround swept out at base to
wide apron. Arched head attic window above. Stone balustrade in front of
basement. North front with pediments over centre and outer ground floor windows
and wider architrave to centre window. Rusticated ashlar basement floor at
ground level with projecting arcade of 5 elliptical rusticated arches supporting
terrace and fine right-angle stairs up each side with panelled piers and
balustrade. Screen walls flank each front. To south side, quadrant curved with
fine ashlar broken-pedimented doorways flanking house, pediments over recessed
arch with triple keystone, rusticated piers and plain impost blocks. 5 niches
to each rendered quadrant wall. Terminal gateways with ashlar rusticated piers,
wide corniced caps and paired ball finials, missing from easternmost pier.
North side screen walls: straight, rendered with ashlar details. To each side 3
niches in recessed arches with dentil cornices over. Lengths of plain coped
wall between. Central feature has pediment over and those flanking house have
ball finials. Damaged east side feature. Between screen walls are low service
wings. On west side one storey with wall running north-south with 3 coped
gables and stone mullion and transom windows reputedly from previous C16 house.
On east side 2-storey C19 service block with small rubble stone early C20 former
chapel projecting. 2 traceried windows. Interior: outstanding interior with
elegant plan about 2-storey entrance hall with staircase returned from half-
landing over entrance in single flight spanning the centre of the hall. Fine
plasterwork, fireplaces and woodwork.
Country Life: 12 and 19 May 1966.
1179
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU2879995904
1180
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 2895
3/3 Garden ha-ha, balustrades
and piers to north lawn,
10.11.52 Faringdon House
GV II
Later C18 ornamental lawn surrounded by ha-ha with sections of stone balustrad-
ing at north-west and north-east angles. 4 panelled piers between, along north
edge, each carrying an urn. 2 small panelled gate piers at east and west ends
of south side.
Listing NGR: SU2878595952
1181
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 2895
3/4 Stable Block, Faringdon
House
-
GV II
Early C19 red brick stable block. 2-storey centre with 1-storey projecting
wings. Hipped shallow pitched slate roofs. 3-window centre, glazing bar sash
windows in cambered head surrounds to sides, centre pedimented with arched
doorway set in wider arched recess, thermal window over in pediment. Wings with
arched headed doorways in inner sides and cambered head windows at ends. Blank
arcading to outer faces with arched windows. Rubble stone walling with brick
surrounds on west wing facing Faringdon House. Cast iron columns and C19 iron
stalls within.
Listing NGR: SU2883395919
1182
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 2895
3/12 The Orangery, Faringdon
Park
21.11.66
GV II
c.1800 ashlar stone orangery. 3-window front, large openings with glazing bar
windows and moulded architrave surrounds. Overall pediment with roundel.
Listing NGR: SU2870795824
1183
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 2895
3/1 Bridge at south end of
lake, Faringdon Park
-
GV II
Early C19 ornamental rubble stone bridge carrying north drive across head of
lake. 5 rusticated stone arches with cast iron railings swept out at ends and
terminated in panelled stone piers.
Listing NGR: SU2852495953
1184
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/10 Summerhouse at north end
of lake, Faringdon Park
-
GV II
c.1840 picturesque summerhouse built over outflow from lake above C19 grotto
garden. Timber framing and red brick, one storey with fish-scale tiled roof and
iron ornamental cresting. Lakeside gable projected out as porch on twisted wood
columns. Ornamental barge-boards and finial. Door in reeded wood frame with
grotesque heads at angles and as keystone. Carved panel above. 2-light Gothic
windows each side with carved heads at angles. North side, brick base with
balcony projected over cascade. Turned balusters. Half-glazed door in similar
frame to south door. Roof projected over balcony carried on timber arched
braces. Ornamental barge-boards.
Listing NGR: SU2827896120
1185
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/6 Dove Lodge
-
- II
c.1840 former lodge to Faringdon House. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings.
One storey with stone tiled roof and central chimney of 4 grouped octagonal
stone shafts. Gable ended with 3-sided stone splayed bay window with stone
tiled roof. South front 3-window range with large picturesque timber gabled
porch with ornamental barge-boards and twisted wood columns. Tudor arched
doorway. 2-light stone mullioned window each side. Lower plain stone north
wing.
Listing NGR: SU2860997134
1186
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/4 Northfield Farmhouse
-
- II
Early C19 farmhouse, coursed rubble stone with brick dressings. 2-storey and
attic with stone tiled roof and end wall stacks. 3-window range, brick sides
and gauged brick heads to openings. 3-light outer windows, 2-light centre.
2 hipped dormers. Gabled central projecting porch. Brick angles. Symmetrical
low lean-to wings, set back with stone tiled roofs hipped at outer angle.
Hipped dormer each side. Wings run back to form rear courtyard with lean-to
range across rear of house. East wing hipped with gabled dormer, 2 gabled
dormers to lean-to, west wing gable ended. Rear roofs part plain-tiled.
Listing NGR: SU2790697269
1187
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/5 Tudor Farmhouse
-
- II
1838 coursed rubble stone farmhouse. Tudor style. One and a half storeys.
Stone tiled roof with stone end wall paired octagonal stone stacks. 2-window
range. 2 coped and shouldered gables with finials. Stone mullioned windows,
2-light above, 3-light below. Some leaded lights. Central projecting porch
with similar small gable and moulded Tudor arched doorway. Shield with carved
date over. West side rear wing.
Listing NGR: SU2865397336
1188
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/3 Hatton Farmhouse
-
- II
Earlier C19 rubble stone and brick farmhouse. 2-storey with added attic storey.
Low pitched stone tiled roof with end wall stacks. Brick angles and window
sides. 3-window range, triple casements to outer windows, double in centre.
Central plain door with rectangular fanlight. Flush panelled door. Rear wing
with one hipped dormer on east side.
Listing NGR: SU2880597685
1189
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/2 Pidnell Farmhouse
-
- II
Earlier C19 farmhouse, possibly on earlier core. Coursed rubble and squared
coursed rubble with ashlar dressings. 2-storey and attic. L-plan with addi-
tional low rear wing. Stone tiled roofs with pierced barge-boards and eaves
boards. West front 3-window range with additional 1-window range projecting
gabled wing at north end. Stone mullioned 2-light windows with hoodmoulds and
diamond tracery small sash windows. Projecting porch with Tudor arched doorway,
hoodmould and coped gable with finial. Date plaque inscribed WB 1839. Each
side a later C19 splayed bay window with plain tiled roof and Gothic traceried
heads to window lights. South end gable similar to west gable but with 3-light
ground floor window. Rear range brick and stone, one storey and attic. Brick
section with triple casement half-dormer and 2 paired casements under brick
relieving arches to ground floor. East end section with brick window and door
surrounds and cambered head ground floor opening.
Listing NGR: SU2862098579
1190
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON RADCOT ROAD
SU 29 NE
1/1 Radcot Bridge (that part
in town of Gt Faringdon)
21.11.66
- I
Early C14 and C15 stone bridge. 3 arches. Outer arches pointed and ribbed
beneath. Taller central round arch probably a later rebuilding. Chamfered
coping and small 3-sided projection over centre arch of east side. The bridge
was broken down in 1387 at the Battle of Radcot and the centre arch may be a
subsequent repair. 'The best medieval bridge in Berkshire' (Pevsner). A.M.
The north side of the bridge is in West Oxfordshire District.
Listing NGR: SU2856199405
1191
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON SANDHILLS
SU 39 SE
4/2 Barn and adjoining granary
100 m east of Wicklesham
- Lodge Farmhouse
- II
C18 rubble stone barn with attached granary range. Clay tile overall roof.
Gable ends. 4-bay barn with angle-strut collar and tie-beam trusses. Gabled
projecting cart entrance. Ventilation loops in wall. 4-bay 2-storey granary to
south with 3 cambered head openings to west wall and external stone stair on
south end wall. Sling brace roof trusses.
Listing NGR: SU2960994114
1192
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON SOUTHAMPTON STREET
SU 2895
3/76 No 1
-
- II
Early C19 rubble stone and brick house raised a storey later in C19. 3-storey,
plaintile roof, end wall brick stacks. Brick upper floor and south end wall.
2-window range, brick sides to openings. Central flush panelled door, modern
ground floor windows. First floor: 1 glazing bar sash window with side lights,
1 2-pane sash. Second floor: 1 glazing bar sash window and 1 casement pair.
Listing NGR: SU2891395488
1193
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON STANFORD ROAD
SU 2995
3/117 No 16 (Hill Cottage)
-
- II
Early C19 rubble stone house with brick dressings. Stone tiled roof, end wall
brick stacks. Two and a half storeys. 3-window range, broad glazing bar sashes
to outer windows, half-size to top storey. Central smaller glazing bar sash to
first floor with hipped attic half-dormer above. One first floor and one second
floor window dummy. 6-panel central door with arched head and metal barred
fanlight. Flat hood on brackets.
Listing NGR: SU2931395459
1194
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON STANFORD ROAD
SU 2995
3/118 Former National School
-
- II
1823 former National School. James Fidel, builder/architect. Coursed rubble
with ashlar dressings. Plain rectangular building with small south wing. One
storey schoolroom with 2-storey front. Gable ended cement slate roof overall.
One brick ridge stack. West front 2-window range with central door, plain stone
lintels and glazing bar windows. Oval plaque above and bracket for school bell.
5-window north elevation, blank west end window, glazing bar windows to rest,
lowered with added panes later in C19. Oval opening in east gable. South wing
with stone tiled roof.
Listing NGR: SU2937695446
1195
of
2228
GREAT FARINGDON STANFORD ROAD
SU 2995
1/12 Kiln Cottages
-
- II
Earlier C19 rubble stone range, 2-storey with stone tiled roof. Overhanging
eaves and barge-boarded gable, brick ridge stacks. 2-window range of stone
mullioned windows. Projecting porch with Tudor arched doorway. Modern rear.
Lower range attached to south, 2-storey, 3 windows with brick window sides, one
ridge stack. Associated with C19 brick and tile works, now gone.
Listing NGR: SU2952595419
1196
of
2228
GROVE A338
SU49SW (West side)
4/118 Grovewick Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. C17 range forming cross-wing, main block dated 1802 to ground floor
window sill. C20 brick plinth; render, probably on timber-framing, to
cross-wing; render, probably on brick, to main block; old plain-tile roof. C20
brick ridge stacks to left of centre, and to cross-wing. 2-storey, 3-window
range with cross-wing to right. 6-panel part-glazed door to left of centre.
Irregular fenestration of C20 casements except 16-pane unhorned sashes to ground
floor left and centre. Interior: open fireplace and chamfered spine beams to
ground floor of cross-wing. Queen-post roof to cross-wing. Early C19 fireplaces
to some rooms in main block.
Listing NGR: SU4018891114
1197
of
2228
GROVE A338
SU49SW, SU4090 (West side)
4/119, 15/119 Milestone at SU 4075 9074
II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Painted stone. Square. Inscribed "Oxford 12,
Wantage 2".
Listing NGR: SU4075090740
1198
of
2228
GROVE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU4090 (South side)
15/120 The Old Post Office
GV II
House. C17. Small timber-framing with rendered infill; small timber-framing with
C20 brick infill to cross-wing at left; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack
to left of centre, end stack to right. 2-storey, 2-window range with cross-wing
to left. 4-panel door to left of centre. 3-light wood casements to all openings,
except 2-light casement to first floor right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4013690475
1199
of
2228
GROVE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU4090 (South side)
15/121 Brookside Cottage
GV II
House. Late C17. Stone uncoursed rubble to ground floor right; large
timber-framing with painted brick infill; thatch roof, half-hipped to right,
hipped with catslide to left; brick ridge stack to centre. Single storey and
attic; 4-window range at right-angles to road. Plank door to centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. 2 swept dormers. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4010290473
1200
of
2228
GROVE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU4090 (South side)
15/122 Orchard Cottage
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Orchard
Way)
GV II
House. Early C18, with C20 addition to left. Rendered plinth; large
timber-framing with rendered infill; C20 false timbering to left; thatch
half-hipped roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stacks to centre, and to right
of centre. Single storey and attic; 4-window range. 6-panel door to left. C20
two-light casements to ground floor. 3 swept dormers to roof. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4008090460
1201
of
2228
GROVE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU4090 (South side)
15/123 Wickgreen Farmhouse
19/08/82
GV II
Farmhouse. Probably late C16 with later alterations. Roughcast on brick to left;
roughcast, probably on timber-framing to rest; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge
stack to left, internal stack to left of centre, end stack to right. Single
storey and attic; single-bay centre with cross-wings. 4-panel door to centre
with C20 open porch. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements to all original
openings. Cross-gables to left and right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4001490478
1202
of
2228
GROVE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU39SE, SU4090 (South side)
3/124, 15/124 Barn adjacent to Wickgreen
Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Late C17, with later alterations. Brick plinth; timber-framing with
weatherboarding; corrugated iron sheets to roof. 3-bay barn, aisled to rear.
Doorway to centre (doors missing). Interior: queenpost roof with most common
rafters replaced. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3999890489
1203
of
2228
GROVE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU39SE (South side)
3/125 Poplars Farmhouse
24/11/66
II
Farmhouse. Probably mid C17, with later alterations. Painted brick plinth to
cross-wing; roughcast, probably on timber-framing; C20 plain-tile roof,
half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack to left at junction with cross-wing.
2-storey, 2-window range with cross-wing of 2 storeys and attic to left. 6-panel
part-glazed door with gabled hood on brackets to left of centre. Irregular
fenestration of C20 casements and sashes, except single-light leaded window to
first floor right, and false window to attic of cross-wing. Interior not
inspected. C20 two-storey, single-bay addition to right.
Listing NGR: SU3988490495
1204
of
2228
GROVE GROVE ROAD
SU48NW (West side)
7/126 Elm Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Probably mid C18, with late C1E addition to right. Red brick with
flared headers in Flemish bond, having red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof,
half-hipped to right; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to centre. 2-storey,
3-window range to left with 2-storey, 3-window addition to right. Centre bay of
left range breaks forward. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre of left range,
with overlight and flat hood on shaped wood brackets. 12-pane unhorned sashes,
some with crown glass, having flat brick arches of rubbed brick to all openings,
except blind panels to ground and first floors centre of addition to right, and
C20 four-light casement to ground floor left of left range. Flat brick band
between ground and first floors. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4002389174
1205
of
2228
GROVE MAIN STREET
SU4090 (East side)
15/127 Bonds Cottage
II
House. C17. Painted brick plinth; small timber-framing with rendered and
painted-brick infill; thatch half-hipped roof; C18 grey brick stack, with red
brick dressings, to ridge. Single storey and attic; 5-bay; 3-window range. C20
door to centre. C20 plate-glass casements to all openings. 3 swept dormers to
roof. Queen post roof-truss to right return gable end. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4014090142
1206
of
2228
GROVE MAIN STREET
SU4090 (West side)
15/128 Ivy Cottage
II
House. C16, with C17 addition to left. Painted brick, with some timber-framing;
weatherboarding on timber-framing to right; thatch roof; brick ridge stack to
centre. Single storey and attic; 4-bay, 3-window range. Plank door to C20 porch
to centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. 2 eyebrow dormers. Interior:
3 bays of full crucks to C16 portion of house.
Listing NGR: SU4011590088
1207
of
2228
GROVE MAIN STREET
SU48NM (West side)
7/129 The Manor
II
House. Mid C18 front, probably to earlier structure. Painted brick; old
plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick end stacks; 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel
part-glazed door to centre with flat hood on brackets. French windows to left
and right. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. 16-pane unhorned
sashes to first floor. Flat brick band to eaves. Single-bay additions of single
storey and attic to left and right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4011889896
1208
of
2228
GROVE MAIN STREET
SU48NW (West side)
7/130 Willow Cottage
II
House. C18 with later alterations. Painted brick to left; render, probably on
timber-framing to right; thatch roof; brick end stacks. Single storey and attic;
3-window range. Stable door to left of centre. Irregular fenestration of C19
casements. 2 swept dormers to roof. Interior: boxed beams and blocked fireplaces
to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4011289690
1209
of
2228
GROVE OXFORD LANE
SU4090 (North side)
15/131 Old Herriards
GV II
House. Early C17, with early C18 addition to right. Render, probably on
timber-framing; C20 plain-tile hanging to left; old plain-tile complex roof,
hipped to left; brick end stack to right. Complex plan of 2 blocks at
right-angles with staggered join. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range.
4-panelled door with C20 open porch to left. Irregular fenestration of
casements, and wood mullion and transom windows. Gabled dormer with 2-light
casement, to right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4031890540
1210
of
2228
GROVE OXFORD LANE
SU4090 (South side)
15/132 Nos.1 and 2 Old Cottages
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Mid C17, with C19 additions to left and right. Small
timber-framing with rendered infill; thatch half-hipped roof; C20 brick ridge
stack to centre. 2-storey, 2-window range. Irregular fenestration of C19
casements. Addition to left: painted brick; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to
left. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank door to left. 2-light Cl9 casements to all
openings. Addition to right: painted brick; brick to right end; plain-tile roof;
2-storey, 2-window range. Irregular fenestration of casements. Interiors not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4032890515
1211
of
2228
GROVE STATION ROAD
SU4090 (West side)
15/133 Grove House, and Grove House
24/11/66 South
(Formerly listed as Grove
Farmhouse)
II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Late C17 with mid C18 addition to right. Stone
uncoursed rubble plinth; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; stone
slate roof; brick end stack to right, ridge stack to left of centre. 2-storey,
3-window range. 2-panel door to centre with wood architrave surround and flat
hood on brackets. 2-light casements to all openings with flat brick arches.
Moulded brick band between ground and first floors. Addition to right: red brick
with flared headers in Flemish bond; stone slate roof, hipped to right; brick
ridge stacks. L-plan. 2-storey, 4-window range. Two 2-light leaded casements to
ground floor left. 3-light leaded casements to right, and to first floor.
Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4069990263
1212
of
2228
GROVE STATION ROAD
SU48NW (West side)
7/134 Milestone at SU 4012 8943
II
Mile stone. Probably early C19. Painted stone. Square. Inscribed "0xford 13,
Wantage 1".
Listing NGR: SU4012089430
1213
of
2228
And also the entry for:-
GROVE
THE GREEN
SU 4090 (North Side)
Brook Farm Cottage
II
Shall be amended to read:-
GROVE
SU 4090 THE GREEN
15/135 (North Side)
G V THE COTTAGE
II
------------------------------------
GROVE THE GREEN
SU4090 (North side)
15/135 Brook Farm Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Rendered plinth; corrugated iron sheeting over timber-framing; C20
concrete-tile roof; C20 rebuilt end stack to right. 2-storey, 2-window range.
Sash door to right of centre with C20 open porch. C20 part-glazed door to left
with C20 open porch. 2-light casement to right. Single-light casement to left of
centre. Two 3-light casements to first floor. Interior: chamfered spine beams
with round end-stops to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4016490539
1214
of
2228
GROVE THE GREEN
SU4090 (North side)
15/136 Brook House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C18 front to C17 structure. Brick plinth; red brick with
flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks to
centre, and to left of centre. Possibly originally a hall house. 2-storey,
4-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door with flat hood on brackets to centre.
Part-glazed stable door to left of centre with cambered brick head. 3-light
segmental-headed casements with cambered brick heads to left of centre, right of
centre, and to right. 2-light segmental-headed casement with cambered brick head
to left. Single-light casement to left of centre. Flat brick band between ground
and first floors. Four 3-light casements to first floor. Brick dentil course to
eaves. Interior: open fireplaces to ground floor; much of the timber-framing is
visible.
Listing NGR: SU4014190571
1215
of
2228
GROVE THE GREEN
SU4090 (North side)
15/137 Dovecote approx.1m SW of Brook
House
GV II
Dovecote. Probably early C18. Brick to ground floor; lined render on
timber-framing to first floor; old plain-tile roof. 2-storey, 2-bay range. Plank
door to ground floor centre. Interior: wooden dove-boxes to first floor.
Queenpost roof.
Listing NGR: SU4013190570
1216
of
2228
GROVE TULWICK LANE
SU49SW (South side)
4/138 Tulwick Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C18 addition to left, C19 brick plinth;
small timber-framing with C19 brick infill; thatch roof; brick end stack to
left, ridge stack to right of centre. Probably originally 3-unit lobby-entry
plan. Single storey and attic; 4-window range. C20 part-glazed door to right of
centre. 20-pane unhorned sashes with C19 wood hood moulds to ground floor,
except 2-light wood mullion window with C19 wood hood mould to left of centre,
and 16-pane unhorned sash with C19 wood hood mould to left. 2-light wood
casement under eaves to left. C20 plate-glass window under eaves to left of
centre. C19 swept dormers with 2-light casements. Interiors: dwelling to left
has areas of timber-framing visible. Interior of dwelling to right not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4126590444
1217
of
2228
GROVE TULWICK LANE
SU49SW (South side)
4/139 Cartshed approx. 3m N of
Tulwick Farmhouse
GV II
Cartshed. Probably early C18. Timber-framing with weatherboarding; thatch hipped
roof. 2-bay cartshed. Queen-post roof. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4124590435
1218
of
2228
GROVE
SU4090
15/115 Monk's Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Probably early C18. Stone rubble plinth; red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond; C20 plain-tile hipped roof; brick end stacks. 2 storey
and attic; 5-window range. 6-panel double-leaf door to centre with overlight and
flat hood. C20 cross-windows to all openings. Moulded wood cornice to eaves. 2
gabled full dormers. Similar fenestration to rear. Interior not inspected but
noted as having early C18 open well staircase. C19 cross-wing to right: red
brick; old plain-tile roof. 2-storey, 2-window range.
Listing NGR: SU3996690869
1219
of
2228
GROVE
SU39SE, SU4090
3/116, 15/116 Monk's Farmhouse, 2 barns
approx. 10m NW
GV II
Barn. Probably late C17, with probably early C18 barn to left. Brick plinth;
weatherboarding on timber-framing; pantile roof. 3-bay barn, with 3-bay barn to
left. Gabled midstrey to centre of barn to right. Interior: double queenpost
roof to barn to right. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3998390865
1220
of
2228
GROVE
SU39SE
3/117 Steptoe's House
GV II
House. C16, restored mid C20, C20 brick base; large timber-framing with arched
braces to first floor, with roughcast infill; old plain-tile roof brick
internal stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-bay range Plank door to lean-to
porch on left return. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements, except 3-light
wood mullion window to ground floor left of centre. Interior not inspected but
noted as having spine beam and joists visible.
Listing NGR: SU3997590804
1221
of
2228
SU49 HARWELL A417
10/81 (South side)
The Olde Kingswell Inn
- II
Farmhouse, now public house and restaurant. Probably early C18, with C20
alterations. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond: C20 plain-tile roof.
brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 4-bay;
3-window range. C20 six-panel part-qlazed door to C20 gabled porch at left of
centre with C18 six-panel part-glazed inner door. C20 three-light casements to
ground and first floors left, and to right of centre, all with segmental brick
heads and leaded lights. C20 two-light casement to first floor left of centre
with segmental brick head and leaded lights. Brick dog-tooth course to eaves,
and to gable ends. Interior: open fireplaces to ground floor rooms, that to
right having Cl9 bread oven with brick domed chamber. Spine beams and joists
visible to ground floor. C20 addition to rear, possibly incorporating some
earlier structure.
Listing NGR: SU4991488311
1222
of
2228
HARWELL A417
SU4988 (South side)
10/82 Milestone at SU 4921 8867
- II
Milestone. C18. Stone. Square post. Inscribed "Reading 18, Wantage 6".
Listing NGR: SU4921088670
1223
of
2228
HRWELL A417
5U4988 (South side)
10/83 Nos.1 and 2 (Thatched Cottage)
II
House, now 2 dwellings. Probably C18 with later alterations. Render, probably on
stone rubble; thatch roof, half-hipped to left; brick ridge stacks to left of
centre, and to right of centre. Single storey and attic; 10-window range. C20
doors to right and left of centre. Irregular fenestration, mostly of C20
casements. 2 swept dormers to right of centre. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4905488679
1224
of
2228
SU48NE HARWELL A4185
3/84 (West side)
Milestone at SU 4825 8722
- II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Stone. Triangular post with curved top, inscribed
"Abingdon 7, E. Ilsley 4".
Listing NGR: SU4825087220
1225
of
2228
HARWELL BROADWAY
SU4989 (South side)
9/85 Blenheim House
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early c17, encased and enlarged late C17. Render on stone
uncoursed rubble to ground floor right; painted brick; old plain-tile room
half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack to left of centre. 2-storey, 3-window
range. 4-panel part-glazed door to right of centre with C19 timber open porch.
2-light wood casements to left and to centre. C20 single-light casement to left
of centre. C19 three-light wood mullion and transom window to right. 2-light
wood casements to first floor left, centre, and right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4958389306
1226
of
2228
HARWELL BROADWAY
SU4988 (East side)
10/86 Wellshead Cottage
GV II
Cottage. Probably early C17, bay to left rebuilt 1969. Irregular timber-framing
with rendered infill to right; false timber-framing and render, probably on
brick, to left; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre, with rebuilt
flue. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. C20 plank door to C20 gabled
porch at centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. 2 raking dormers to
roof. Addition to right is of one bay and of single storey and attic. Interior
not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4912888871
1227
of
2228
HARWELL BROADWAY
SU4988 (East side)
10/87 Eaglefield Cottage
GM II
House. Mid C16, with C17 addition to left painted brick to ground floor, except
render, probably on stone rubble, to right; irregular timber-framing to first
floor with angle braces centre bays, and rendered infill; thatch half-hipped
roof: brick: ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 4-window range at
right-angles to road. Plank door to left of centre, irregular fenestration of
C20 casements to ground floor. Two C18 casements of 3-lights to first floor
centre. C19 two-light casement to left. Rear: 3-light wood-mullion window with
ovolo-moulded mullions to first floor centre. Interior: open fireplaces to
ground floor. Straight flight staircases to left and right of centre between
ground and first floors.
Listing NGR: SU4912688861
1228
of
2228
HARWELL BROADWAY
SU4988 (East side)
10/88 Cyprus Cottage
GV II
House. Probably early C18, with C20 alterations. Brick plinth: grey brick with
red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 5-window
range, C20 panelled door to centre, C20 two-light casements to segmental-head
openings having keystones to ground and first floors left and right, and to
first floor centre. Segmental-headed panels having keystones to ground and first
floors left and right of centre. Flat brick band between ground and first
floors. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4911688834
1229
of
2228
HARWELL BROADWAY
SU4988 (West side)
10/89 Abbey Timbers
- II
House. Early C15, with later alterations. Brick plinth; large timber-framing
with some tension braces and rendered infill; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge
stacks to centre and right. 2-storey, 4-bay range at right angles to road. C20
door to right of centre with C20 open porch. Irregular fenestration of C20
leaded-light casements. Cross-gable to right with weatherboarding. Left return,
to road: first floor jettied. Interior: massive cruck trusses to cross-wing to
right.
Listing NGR: SU4907288771
1230
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL BURR STREET
9/90 (North side)
Tudor Cottage
- II
House. Late C16, with C20 addition to right rear. Painted brick plinth to left;
render, probably on timber-framing to right; large timber-framing with rendered
infill; old plain-tile roof; C20 brick lateral stack to centre, ridge stack to
right. 2 storey and attic; 2-window range. C20 part-glazed door to centre.
Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Cross-gable to right. Weather-boarded,
with single-light casement. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4940489418
1231
of
2228
HARWELL BURR STREET
SU4989 (North side)
9/91 The Potters
- II
House. Early C17. Large timber-framing with painted brick infill to ground
floor; large timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor; thatch hipped
roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre, end stack to left. 2-storey, 4-bay
range at right-angles to street. Plank door to right. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Rear: bay window to ground floor left with ovolo-moulded mullions,
interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4936489431
1232
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4988 (North side)
10/92 Prince's Manor Farmhouse
25/10/51
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1500 with additions of late C16 to right; brick front and addition
to rear of c.1750. Roughcast, on brick; old plain tile roof; various brick
stacks. 2-storey, 5-bay range with 2-storeys-and-attic cross-wing to left. C19
panelled part-glazed doors to rear. C19 French windows to front, at left of
centre. Irregular fenestration of casements and sashes. First floor jettied to
left. Cross-gable to left. Interior not inspected but noted as having
arch-braced collar-truss to centre bay of original hall, and other
timber-framing details of interest. History: owned by the Loder family from
1557-1713.
("Three Medieval Farmhouses in Harwell" by J.M. Fletcher in "Berkshire
Archaeological Journal" Vol 62, 1965-6, p45-69)
Listing NGR: SU4935388977
1233
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4989 (North side)
9/93 Great Barn. approx. 40m NE of
24/11/66 Prince's Manor Farmhouse
(Formerly listed as Princes
Manor Farm-Great Barn)
GV II
Barn, 6 bays of mid 16, 4 bays to east of C17. Weatherboarding on
timber-framing; corrugated-iron sheet hipped roof. 10-bay aisled barn. Plank
double doors. Interior not inspected but reputed to be of queen-post roof
construction with clasped and butted purlins and windbraces. History; farmstead
owned by the Loder family from 1557-1713
("Three Medieval Farmhouses in Harwell" by J.M. Fletcher in "Berkshire
Archaeological Journal "Vol 62, 1965-6, p45-69)
Listing NGR: SU4936589020
1234
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4988 (North side)
10/94 Small barn, approx. 50m E of
24/11/66 Prince's Manor Farmhouse
(Formerly listed as Princes
Manor Farm-Small Barn)
GV II
Barn. C17. Weatherboarding on timber-framing; corrugated iron sheet hipped roof.
5 bay aisled barn. Plank double doors to centre. Interior not inspected.
History: farmstead owned by the Loder family from 1557-1713.
("Three Medieval Farmhouses in Harwell" by J.M. Fletcher in "Berkshire
archaeological Journal", Vol 62, 1965-6, p45-69)
Listing NGR: SU4937588988
1235
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4988 (North side)
10/95 Cob wall and attached
outbuilding, approx. 50m S of
Prince's Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Cob wall. Probably C18. Cob, with brick angle buttresses; thatch coping.
Approximately 57 metres long, and 2 metres high. Attached cob outbuilding with
hipped thatch roof.
Listing NGR: SU4931188917
1236
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4989 (North side)
9/96 Church of Saint Matthew
24/11/66
GV I
Church. Early C13, nave transepts, tower and aisles; late C13 chancel, aisles
raised and south porch Pebbledash on clunch rubble, with stone dressings; old
plain-tile roofs to nave and transepts; lead roofs to aisles; stone slate roof
to chancel roof of tower not visible. 3-bay chancel 2-bay north and south
transepts 4-bay aisled nave and west tower plan. Late C13 south porch to left
of centre of south aisle. Cl9 plank double outer doors to 2-centred archway. C19
plank inner door to 2-centred inner doorway. Y-tracery window to left of south
aisle. 2-light geometrical tracery windows to centre and right of south aisle, 2
lancets to south end of south transept and to east side. 2-light geometrical
tracery window to left of chancel; 2-light reticulated tracery windows to centre
and right of chancel, 5-light rectilinear tracery window to east end of chancel.
North side; two 3-light intersecting tracery windows to north aisle. 2 lancets
to north end of north transept. 3-light stone mullion window with cusped lights
to east side of north transept. 2-light geometrical tracery window to right of
chancel. 2-light reticulated tracery windows to centre and left of chancel.
2-centre arched doorway with plank door to left of centre of chancel. Tower:
blocked doorway to west face of first stage of tower, with 2-light plate tracery
window above. Louvred lancet to each face of second stage of tower. 2-light
plate tracery louvred opening to each face of third stage of tower. Battlemented
parapet on corbels. Interior: chancel; 3-bay crown-post roof, the crown posts
being octagonal and having moulded bases and capitals; 2-chamber piscina with
cusped heads on columns and ogee-headed sedilia to right; early C18 wood altar
rail of barley-sugar twist balusters with moulded hand rail; C19 choirstalls and
panelling; 2-centred chancel arch with carved imposts: C13 chancel screen with
C15 alterations and Perpendicular wood tracery. North transept: 2-bay C16
collar-truss roof with wind-braces. South transept, now vestry: 2-bay crown-post
roof. Nave: 4-bay crown-post roof; C19 wood octagonal pulpit to left of chancel
arch. North and south arcades of four 2-centred arches, those to aisles on
columns. 2-centred arch to tower. Chandelier to nave of 1766. Romanesque stone
font to south aisle with C17 wood cover. Lean-to roofs to aisles. Extension to
north of c.1976 is not of special architectural interest.
(Buildings of England; Berkshire: 1975, p152-3; St. Matthews, Harwell, by J.
Fletcher and P. Spokes, 1980)
Listing NGR: SU4928289014
1237
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4988 (North side)
10/97 Churchyard Cross approx. llm
S of Porch of Church of Saint
Matthew)
GV II
Churchyard cross, Probably C15, with C15 top to cross. Stone. Broached plinth.
Tapering octagonal shaft with fly cross to top.
Listing NGR: SU4927188995
1238
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4989 (North side)
9/98 Church Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C15, with later alterations. Painted C19 brick to
ground floor, C19 false timber-framing with rendered panels, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre.
L-shaped plan with cross-wing to left rear 2-storey, 3-window range. 4-pane
horned sashes to all openings. 4-panel doors to left return. End of cross-wing
has base-cruck frame. Interior not inspected but noted as having cruck truss,
Formerly known as "Le Carillon".
(E. Mercer "English Vernacular Houses", H.M.S.O., 1979, p137)
Listing NGR: SU4921289072
1239
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4989 (North side)
9/99
Fairlawn
GV II
House, Late C18. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile
roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range, 6-panel door to centre with
fanlight. 16-pane unhorned sashes with flatbrick arches to all openings, except
12-pane unhorned sash to first floor centre. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4921689122
1240
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4988 (South side)
10/100
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as
Willowbrook and Wells Head)
6V II
House. Early C14 to right, encased in C18 brick; extended c.1560. C18 brick to
ground floor, and to first floor right; close-studded timber-framing to first
floor, with rendered infill; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stacks to
left, and to right of centre, 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. C20 plank
door to right of centre. C20 three-light casements to ground floor, except
2-light casement with segmental brick head, and single-light casement to right,
and 11-pane window to left. 3-light wood casements to first floor left, centre
and right. 2-light wood casements to first floor left and right of centre. 2
gabled full dormers. Interior not inspected but noted as having original
fireplaces to ground and first floors, and survival of original corridor to
first floor.
Listing NGR: SU4925488949
1241
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL CHURCH LANE
9/101 (South side)
24/11/66 The Dell
GV II
House. c.1450, with C17 alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; irregular
large timber-framing with rendered infill; thatch roof, half-hipped to right;
brick ridge stack to centre. Probably lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic;
4-window range. Plank door with Tudor-arch head. 3-light casements to ground
floor, except 2-light casement to left. Swept dormers to left and right with old
plain-tile aprons, that to right of 2-lights, that to left of 3-lights. Left
return; full cruck truss. Right return; full cruck truss. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4919789055
1242
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4989 (South side)
9/102 Lockton's Farmhouse
24/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Deep brick plinths grey brick with red brick
oressings; old plain-tile gambrel roof; brick end stacks. 2 storey and
basement; 3-window range. 2-light casement to basement right. 6-panel
part-glazed door with segmental brick head to centre, approached by flight of
C20 rebuilt steps. 16-pane unhorned bashes to all openings with wood architrave
surrounds. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. Brick dentil course
to eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4918789066
1243
of
2228
HARWELL CHURCH LANE
SU4989 (South side)
9/103
Barn approx. 15m SW of
Lackton's Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Probably early C17. Large timber-framing with weather-boarding;
corrugated-iron half-hipped roof. 5-bay barn. Central doorway (doors missing),
with opposing doors to rear. Queen-post roof with some wind braces.
Listing NGR: SU4916689047
1244
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL CHURCH LANE
9/104 (South side)
Outbuilding approx. 1m W of
Lockton's Farmhouse
GV II
Outbuilding. c.1325 to right; C17 to left. Weatherboarding on timber-framing to
left; front wall to right removed at time of survey; corrugated-iron roof,
hipped to left. 2-bay C14 portion with 2-bay C17 addition to left. Stable door
to left of centre. Interior: truncated full cruck to centre of C14 portion,
stops to right of C14 portion. Queen-post roof to C17 portion. Cruck trusses
have been radio-carbon dated to c.1325.
("Crucks in the West Berkshire and Oxford region", by J. Flether in "Oxoensia"
vol 33, 1968 pp71-88)
Listing NGR: SU4916989072
1245
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL CHURCH LANE
9/105 (South side)
Rose Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing to left; painted brick to
right; old plain-tile roof, hipped to right; stacks not visible. 2-storey
single bay to left; single-storey-and-attic, 3-bay range to right. 4-panel door
to right-return of cat-slide roofed porch at left of centre. Two 2-light wood
casements to right with segmental brick heads. 3-light casement to left. Gabled
dormers to centre and right with 2-light casements. C20 sloping rooflight to
left of centre. 2-light casement to first floor left. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4913889115
1246
of
2228
SU58NW HARWELL DIDCOT ROAD
4/106 (North side)
Milestone at SU 5065 8967
- II
Milestone. Probably early C19. Stone. Triangular post with curved top. Inscribed
"Wallingford 7, Wantage 7".
Listing NGR: SU5064389681
1247
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/107 (East side)
White Hart Inn
GV II
Inn, now public house. Early C17 to centre; early C18 to left; mid Cl9 to right,
possibly incorporating some earlier structure. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth to
centre; part-rendered large timber-framing to centre, with arched braces to
first floor, having painted brick and rendered infill; painted C18 brick to
left: C19 brick to right; old plain-tile complex roof, with area of stone slates
to rear; brick stacks. 2-storey, 3-window central range, with 2-storey, 2-window
addition to left, and 2-storey cross-wing to right. 4-panel part-glazed door to
centre of central range with open porch supporting projecting gabled room to
first floor. 12-pane horned sashes to ground and first floor left and right of
central range, with lower portions of ground floor sashes filled with C19
stained glass. 2-light wood-mullion window to projecting room to first floor
centre. Brick ridge stack to centre. Of addition to left: 10-panel door to
centre, 12-pane unhorned sash with cambered brick head to left. Flat brick band
between ground and first floors. 2 blind recesses to first floor centre and
left. End stack to left. C19 cross-wing to right. Paired sashes to ground floor
with C19 moulded wood surround, 12-pane unhorned sash to first floor with flat
brick arch. Rear: C18 timber-framed staircase turret to right of centre.
Interior: large open fireplace to ground floor centre,
Listing NGR: SU4930489433
1248
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/108 (East side)
11/66 Adnams Farmhouse
(Formerly listed as Adnams
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C16, and bay to left rebuilt probably late C18, with
C20 alterations. Rendered plinth large timber-framing, having arched braces to
first floor right and to right of centre, with rendered infill; old plain-tile
roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre. 2-storey, 4-bay range. C20
part-glazed panelled door to right of centre. C20 garage door to left. Blocked
original doorway to left of centre. 3-light wood casements to centre and right.
3-light wood casement to first floor right. Cross-gable to first floor centre
with 3-light casement. Blocked wood mullion window to left of centre.
Queen-strut roof truss to left return. Interior not inspected but likely to be
of interest,
Listing NGR: SU4927089335
1249
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (East side)
9/109 Homeleigh
GV II
House. Probably mid C19. Rendered brick plinth; grey brick with red brick
dressings; slate hipped roof with lead ridges; brick end stack to right.
2-storey, 3-window range. 4-panel door to centre with over-light and flat hood
on brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all openings with stone flat arches.
Flat stone band between ground and first floors. Bracketed eaves. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4920889263
1250
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (East side)
9/110 Pillar House, Pillar House
East, and attached stone piers
(Formerly listed as Pillar
House)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Probably mid C19. Rendered plinth; painted brick, with
painted stone quoins; slate hipped roof; brick end stack to right, ridge stack
to left return. ltalianate style. 2-storey, 3-window range 2-panel door to
centre with decorative fanlight and architrave surround. Square flat-roofed
porch with fluted Doric columns in front and plain Doric pilasters flanking
doorway. Porch has triglyph cornice. 12-pane unhorned sashes with painted stone
architrave surrounds to all openings. Moulded stone band between ground and
first floors. Bracketed cornice to eaves. Interiors not inspected. Attached
painted stone piers to each end of street front form front court-yard. History:
formerly trio home of artists John Henry Frederick Bacon (1865-1914) and L.
Leslie Brooke (1862-1940)
("Harwell, Village for a Thousand Years": Pub. Harwell P.C. 1985)
Listing NGR: SU4920289233
1251
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (East side)
9/111 Almshouse Farmhouse
24/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Brick plinth; grey brick with red brick
dressings; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stack to left return. 2
storeys and attic; 4-window range at right-angles to street, 6-panel part-glazed
door to right of centre with flat hood an brackets. Segmental-headed wood
cross-windows to ground and first floor right, with segmental brick heads.
Segmental-headed 12-pane unhorned sash to ground floor left with segmental brick
head. Segmental-headed blind panels to remainder of regular fenestration. Flat
brick band between ground and first floors. Shaped brick cornice to eaves. C20
gabled full dormer to centre with 2-light casement. Left return to street:
2-storey, 4-window range. Segmental-headed 12-pane un-horned sashes with
segmental brick heads to ground floor left and right of centre. Flat brick band
between ground and first floors. Segmental-heads to first floor left and right
of centre. Segmental-headed blind panels to remainder of regular fenestration.
Right return: basket arch-headed wood cross-window with leaded lights, between
ground and first floors to right. Basket-arched blind panel to left. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4917689195
1252
of
2228
SU4969 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/112 (East side)
25/10/51 Geering's Almshouses, and
attached walls and gate
(Formerly listed as Geering's
Almshouses)
GV II*
Almshouses. c.1723. Brick plinth; grey brick with red brick dressings; G21
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre, end stacks in
end of cross-wings. U-shaped plan. Baroque style. Single-storey, 3-bay central
range with single-bay cross-wings to left and right. Round brick arches to
centre 3 bays with stone keystones and impost blocks. Through passage to centre,
Plank doors to inner face of arcade. 16-pane unburned sashes to courtyard sides
of cross-wings with segmental brick heads. Two 12-pane unhorned sashes with
segmental brick heads to each end of cross-wings. Flat brick band to base of
parapet. Panelled, shaped parapet having shaped gables to cross-wings and
concave sweeps to central flat-topped bay. Shaped stone panel, with open
pediment to top, to parapet of centre bay, having oval inscribed panel reading
"The gift of Frances Geering, deceased, late wife of William Geering, gent, and
one of the daughters of Edward Gennings, Esq,, late of this place, A.D. 1715",
Interiors not inspected. Brick walls and Cl9 cast-iron gate close front
courtyard. History: Frances Geering (nee Jennings) established a trust fund in
1715 for disposal during her life tine or by her will. Her will, of 1723,
directed the purchase of a house or land for tile building of almshouses for 6
poor widows.
(Harwell, Village for a Thousand Years, Pub. Harwell P.C. 1985, p31)
Listing NGR: SU4916789166
1253
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/113 (East side)
Milestone at SU 4913 8912
GV II
Milestone. Probably mid C19. Stone. Square. Inscribed "Wantage 6, Wallingford
8".
Listing NGR: SU4913089120
1254
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/114 (East side)
3/11/80 Beech House
GV II
House. Mid C17, with mid C19 front to street. Main front at right-angles to
street. Brick plinth; render, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge slack to left of centre. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Plank
door, with 3-light casement with leaded lights to right to centre. C19
three-light casements to ground and first floors left and right with ornmental
glazing bars C17 three-light casement with leaded lights to first floor centre.
Cross-gable to left of centre with 2-light casement with leaded lights. Right
return, to street mid C19 grey brick with red brick dressings, in Tudor Revival
style. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4911189051
1255
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989, SU4988 (East side)
9/115, 10/115 Tigin Ban
GV II
House. Probably early C18. Rendered plinth; roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre.
2-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic 2-window. range. C20 panelled
door with single-light window to right, to C20 porch at centre. 3-light wood
casements to left and right. Gabled dormers to left and right with 3-light
casements. Some timber-framing visible to left return. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4909289002
1256
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (West side)
9/116 The Old Brewery and Showrooms
GV II
Brewers house, now house, and former malt-house cross-range to left rear. C17
with C18 malt-house cross-range, and mid C19 to left. Rendered plinth; render,
probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to left of
centre, end stack to right. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range,
C20 sash door to left of centre. C20 two-light wood casements to all openings,
Mid C19 addition to left. Painted brick; slate roof; brick end stack to right.
2-storey, single-window range. 2-light wood mullion and transom windows to
ground and first floors. Interior not inspected. Malt-house, now showrooms to
rear. C18, with Cl9 alterations. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond;
old plain-tile roar. 2-storey, 4-window range. Irregular fenestration. Interior
not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4927389442
1257
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (West side)
9/117 Yew Tree Cottage
24/11/66
GV II
House. C17. Rendered plinth to left; large timber-framing with painted brick
infill to ground floor left; painted brick to right and central large
timber-framing with rendered infill to first floor left; large timber-framing
with arched braces to first floor right having painted brick infill; old
plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre. 2
storeys and attic; 3-bay range with 2-storeys-and-attic cross-wing to right. C20
plank door to left return of cat-slide roofed porch to centre, at junction of
main range with cross-wing. Irregular fenestration of early C21 casements.
Gabled full dormer to centre, Queen-post roof truss to gable-end of cross-wing.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4925589404
1258
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (West side)
9/118 Kings Manor
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Middle
Farmhouse and Barn)
GV II
Manor house, now house. 3-bay range, now forming cross-wing to left, of c.1280;
hall and 4-bay cross-wing to right of c.1365; hall floored in 1589; some later
alterations. Brick plinth; tension-braced large timber-framing with roughcast
infill; old plain-tile complex roof with gabled cross-wings to left and right,
Massive brick ridge stack to left of centre and other brick stacks. Double-ended
hall house plan. Single storey and attic; 2-bay central range with 2-storey
cross-wings to left and righ. Mid C14 porch to left of centre with ogee-headed
wood archway and gabled roof having cusped bargeboards. 2-centre arched doorway
with mid C14 plank studded door. Sash door to right of centre with probably C19
open gabled porch. Irregular fenestration of 3-light C19 casements. Gabled
dormer to right of centre. Interior: crown-post roofs to cross-wings. Base-cruck
central truss to original hall, with embattled cross-beam having crown-post
above. C19 winder staircases to left and right of centre. Original 2-centre wood
arched doorways to screens passage. Moulded brackets beneath 3 beams carrying
1589 floor of hall, one bracket is dated. Massive open fireplace to dining room,
farmer hall, with wood bressumer. History: probably owned by the Bayllol (or
Baillol) family from c.1200-1350, Owned by Brounz family from c.1350 to 1437,
and then passed by descent until bought by William Waynflete, Bishop of
Winchester in 1484.
("Three Medieval Farmhouses in Harwell" by J.M. Fletcher in "Berkshire
Archaeological Journal", Vol 62, 1965-6, p45-69)
Listing NGR: SU4920389319
1259
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/119 (West side)
25/10/51 Cherry Barn and attached
outbuildings, approx. 5m E of
Kings Manor
(Formerly listed as Middle
Farmhouse and Barn)
GV II*
Barn, part probably originally of different use; with attached outbuildings.
2-bay, cruck range of c.l350, with 2-bays of mid Cl5 outbuilding at end of
probably C17 two-bay barn attached at right-angles to cruck range; cruck range
has three-bay mid outbuilding to end. Stone coursed rubble plinth; large
timber-framing with weatherboarding thatch roof, half hipped to left end, with
old plain-tile area at junction of ranges. Now 4-bay barn with outbuilding
cross-range, C20 alterations to gabled midstrey to right on road side. C20
double sliding doors to cross-range. Interior: double Queen-post roofs to 4-bay
barn range and to C17 outbuilding, with windbraces. Full crucks to cruck range
with chamfered braces and blades. History; the farmstead was owned by the
Bayllol (or Baillol) family from 1200-1350. The Brounz family owned it from
c.1350-1484. The farmstead was bought by William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester
in 1484, The cruck range was possibly built as a hall for retainers or lesser
visitors. The mid-C15 outbuilding, now part of the barn, was possibly used for
brewing or malting.
(Crucks in the West Berkshire and Oxford Region, by J. Fletcher in 0xoniensia,
Vol 33; 1968, p71-88; Three Medieval Farmhouses in Harwell, by J. Fletcher in
Berkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol 62, 1955-6, p45-69)
Listing NGR: SU4919289339
1260
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (West side)
9/120 Cruck barn approx. 40n E of
24/11/66 King's Manor
(Formerly listed as barn on
south side of Talbot's Lane at
Middle Farm)
GV II*
Barn. c.1365 with later alterations. Coursed stone rubble plinth with red brick
to top; weatherboarding on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to
right. 4-bay range, probably truncated from 6-bay range. Plank double doors to
left and opposing plank double doors to rear. Interior: 4 bays of arch-braced
base cruck construction with 2 rows of windbraces. History: the farmstead was
owned by the Bayllol (or Baillol) family from c.1200-1350. The Brounz family
owned it from c.1350-1484, The far&stead was bought by William Waynflete, Bishop
of Winchester in 1484.
(Crucks in the West Berkshire and Oxford Region, by J. Fletcher in Oxoniensia,
Vol 33, 1968, p71-88); Three Medieval Farmhouses in Harwell, by J.M. Fletcher in
Berkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol 62, 1965, p45-69)
Listing NGR: SU4923689372
1261
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
5'J498? (West side)
9/121 Cob wall and outbuilding
24/11/66 approx. 30m N of Kings Manor
(Formerly listed as Garden
wall on south side of Talbot's
Lane at Middle Farm)
Wall. C18, Cob, with some stone rubble and brick patching; thatch coping. Wall
approximately 2 metres high and 87 metres long. Attached cob outbuilding with
thatched roof approximately half-way along wall.
Listing NGR: SU4917589394
1262
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989
(West side)
9/122 White Cottage and adjoining
house
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Probably early C17. Painted stone rubble and brick
plinth; small timber-framing with painted brick infill; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge stack to right of centre, lateral stack to rear. 2-storey 4-window
range at right-angles to street. Irregular fenestration of casements. C20 doors
to rear. Double Queen-post roof truss to gable end to street. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4913689191
1263
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (West side)
9/123 Lime Tree House
24/11/66
GV II*
House. c.1250 origins; remodelling of c1300; cross-wing to left of c.1360; C17
front, with early C19 alterations. Painted brick plinth; roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to right. 2-storey,
3-window range. 6-panel door to centre with wood reeded surround and open
wood-trellis porch. Two 12-pane unhorned sashes with wood reeded surrounds and
cornices to ground floor right. Single 12-pane unhorned sash with wood reeded
surround and cornice to left. Three 3-light wood casements to first floor with
wood cornices, 3 cross-gables to roof with lead flats to valleys. Interior:
extensive remains in loft of mid C13 aisled hall with passing braces and
reconstruction of c.1300 base cruck and crown-post roof, cross-wing to left has
crown-post roof and C17 wooden dovecote. Arch-braced collar-truss visible to
main bedroom. History: home of Walter de Catewy, alias Walter de Harwell,
Sergeant-at-arms to Edward III 1341-1361, and of his son Thomas, M.P. for
Berkshire. Seized by William of Wykeham in 1370 and from 1392 forded part of
Winchester bishopric estates.
("Harwell, Village for a Thousand Years", Pub. Harwell P.C. 1985; The Bishop of
Winchester's Medieval Manor House at Harwell, Berkshire and its relevance in the
Evolution of Timber-framed Aisled Halls, by J. M. Fletcher in Archaeological
Journal, Vol 136, 1979, p173-192)
Listing NGR: SU4911489121
1264
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989, SU4988 (West side)
9/124, 10/124 The Homestead
24/11/66
GV II
House. c.1797, dated to chimney stack. Brick plinth; brick in Flemish bond; old
plain-tile half-hipped double-depth roof; brick ridge stack to centre.
Double-depth plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. 12-pane unhorned sashes with flat
brick arches to all openings. Dentil brick course to eaves. Right return: 2
storeys and attic; 2-window range, C20 porch to centre with plank door. Regular
fenestration of sashes and casements. Horizontal sliding sashes to gable ends of
attic. Interior not inspected.
House, probably former farmhouse. Early C17. Brick plinth; roughcast, probably
on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of
centre. 4-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 4-window range. C20 plank door to c19
brick porch at right of centre. 3-light wood casements to all openings, except
2-light casements to ground floor left and right. All ground floor windows
except that to left have wood cornices. Rendered panels to first floor; that to
centre of flowers in pot, that to right of centre of fleur-de-lys and star to
right panel. Right return: timber-framing
to first
floor
and
double Queen-
post
roof truss to gable end. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4904589009
1265
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL HIGH STREET
9/125 (West side)
Barn and stable approx. 25m N
of Homestead
GV II
Barn. Probably c.1797. Square coursed stone plinth; brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile half-hipped roof, L-plan, 3-bay arms to
"L" with square junction. Plank double doors to centre of each arm. Diaper
pattern of ventilation bricks, which have 2 round holes to each brick. Interior:
curved under-principal roof. Stable attached to right end. Probably c.1797, with
later alterations. Red brick; old plain-tile roof, half hipped to right. Single
storey and loft; 3-bay range. Double stable door to recessed porch at centre.
C20 two-light casements to left and right. Interior: stalls and part of feeding
trough and rack remain.
Listing NGR: SU4904989040
1266
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4989 (West side)
9/126 Outbuilding approx. 5m NW of
Homestead
GV II
Outbuilding. Dated 1797 to various dated bricks, incorporating some re-used
cruck trusses. Squared coursed stone plinth; red brick with flared headers in
Flemish-bond; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 4-bay outbuilding. Plank double
doors to right of centre with segmental brick head, Segmental brick headed
opening to right with wood frame. Rear: brick. wall in various bonds, long bricks
to upper courses. Interior; truncated re-used cruck trusses rise from tie-beam.
There are various inscribed bricks to the front, including one inscribed "T,
Harris, July 12, 1797",
Listing NGR: SU4904389011
1267
of
2228
HARWELL HIGH STREET
SU4988 (West side)
10/127 Rosemead
24/11/66
GV II
House, probably former farmhouse. Early C17. Brick plinth; roughcast, probably
on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of
centre, 4-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 4-window range C20 plank door to C19
brick porch at right of centre. 3-light wood casements to all openings, except
2-light casements to ground floor left and right. All ground floor windows
except that to left have wood cornices. Rendered panels to first floor; that to
centre of flowers in pots that to right of centre of fleur-de-lys, and star to
right panel. Right return: timber-framing to first floor and double Queen-post
roof truss to gable end. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4906088933
1268
of
2228
HARWELL JENNINGS LANE
SU4989 (North side)
9/128 No.5 (Ranger Cottage)
GV
House. Probably early C19. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; slate
hipped roof; brick stacks to rear. 2-storey, 2-window range at right-angles to
lane. 6-panel door to centre with late C19 open gabled porch. 16-pane unhorned
sashes with stone lintels to all openings. Single-storey-and-attic cross-wing of
one bay to left, 3-light casement with segmental brick head and keystone to
right return. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4932089271
1269
of
2228
HARWELL JENNINGS LANE
SU4989 (South side)
9/129 Brook Farm House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Brooke's
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16 with later alterations. Roughcast on
timber-framing, with some timber-framing visible; old plain-tile roof; brick: end
stack to left, massive lateral stack to right with 2 diagonally-set flues,
2-storey, 3-window range. Ribbon-casements to ground and first floors. C20
four-panel part-glazed door to C19 addition to left return. Right return: C17-
two-storey angled bay window with gabled roof and leaded lights. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4939389194
1270
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL JENNINGS LANE
9/130 (South side)
24/11/66 Seymour House
(Formerly listed as School
House)
- II
House. Cross-wing c.1530, main range c.1580. Rendered plinth; small
timber-framing with rendered in-fill; C20 plain-tile roof. hipped to right; brick
and stacks, ridge slack to centre. 2-storey, 3-window range, with single storey
and attic cross-wing to right. 6-panel door to left of centre with flat hood on
brackets. 3-light casement to right. 2-light casement to end of cross-wing.
3-light casements to first floor. Blocked window with diagonally set mullions to
first floor left of centre. 2-light casement to gable end of cross-wing. Raised
cruck truss to gable end of cross-wing. Left return: double Queen-post roof
truss to gable end. C17 addition to right. Painted coursed stone-rubble; C20
plain-tile roof. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. Two C19 casements.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Rare example of original
2-storey cruck range forming cross-wing.
Listing NGR: SU4930589257
1271
of
2228
HARWELL KING'S LANE
SU4989 (North side)
9/131 Nos.5 and 7
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Probably early C17, with C20 alterations. Rendered
plinth; lined render, probably on brick to ground floor; lined render, probably
on timber-framing, to first floor; old plain-tile loof; truncated brick end
stacks. 2-storey, 2-window range. Two C20 sash doors to centre. C20 two-light
casements to ground and first floors to left and right. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4937189323
1272
of
2228
HARWELL SCHOOL LANE
SU4989 (South side)
9/132 Old School House
- II
House. C17. Brick and stone rubble plinth; rough cast on timber-framing; old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre. 2-storey,
4-window range at right-angles to lane. Plank doors to left and right of centre,
that to right with C19 rustic open porch. Irregular fenestration, mostly of Cl9
casements of 3-lights. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4925789183
1273
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL THE BARROW
9/133 (West side)
Walnut Tree Cottage
- II
Cottage. Probably late C17, with later alterations. Large timber-framing with
passing braces; clunch rubble base to stack to right of centre; thatch-hipped
roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. Single storey and attic; 2-window
range. C20 door to right. Irregular fenestration of casements. Swept dormer to
centre. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4941389698
1274
of
2228
HARWELL THE BARROW
SU4989 (West side)
9/134 South View
- II
House. Probably early C18. Painted brick to centre and right; fragmentary
timber-framing to left, with painted breeze-block in-fill; old plain-tile roof,
half-hipped to right, C2O plain-tile to left; brick ridge stack to centre.
2-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic; 2-window range at right-angles
to lane. C20 door to centre 3-light wood casements to left and right. Gabled
half-dormers to left and right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4932089604
1275
of
2228
HARWELL THE PARK
SU4988 (East side)
10/135 The Cottage
- II
House. Probably C17, with brick front dated 1803 to brick at left of porch.
Brick; old plain tiles to lower part of roof; thatch to rest of roof, hipped
over single-storey bay to right; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry
plan. 2-storey, 2-bay range at right-angles to road. Plank door to centre with
C20 open brick porch. 3-light casement with segmental brick head to left.
2-light casement with segmental brick head to right of centre. Single-light
casement to right. 2-light casements to first floor left and right, single-light
casement to right of centre. Single-storey, single-bay addition of
timber-framing with C20 brick infill to right. Interior not inspected, but noted
as having chamfered spine beams to ground floor, and possibly being of cruck
construction with later alterations.
Listing NGR: SU4926688858
1276
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (East side)
9/136 Sheltershed at SU 4950 8963
GV II
Sheltershed. Probably early C18, possibly incorporating earlier structure. Cob
and brick rear and side walls, with some C20 rebuilding; corrugated iron sheet
half-hipped roof. 4-bay range. Queen-post roof, with possible truncated
full-cruck truss blades to rear rising to tie-beams of Queen-post roof. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4950089630
1277
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (East side)
9/137 Barn at SU 4950 8962
GV II
Barn. Mid C17, with later alterations. C19 brick plinth; large timber-framing
with weatherboarding corrugated asbestos roof; half-hipped to right, hipped and
catslide to left. 4-bay barn, aisled to rear. Double plank doors to right of
centre. Interior: double Queen-post roof with wind braces.
Listing NGR: SU4950089620
1278
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (East side)
9/138 Close Cottage
GV II
House. c.1600, with later alterations. Rendered plinth; large timber-framing
with roughcast infill; thatch roof; brick ridge to centre. 2-storey, 2-window
range at right-angles to street. Irregular fenestration of casements, except
angled oriel window to first floor left. C20 door to lean-to addition to
left-return. Rear; catslide projections to centre. Ribbon casements to first
floor right. Interior: Queen-post roof with windbraces. C20 winder staircase.
Open fireplaces to ground and first floors.
Listing NGR: SU4937389576
1279
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (East side)
25/10/51 Bishop's Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Probably mid C17. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing; old
plain-tile cross-gabled roof; massive lateral stack to right of coursed stone
rubble with brick dressings and 2 diagonally-set brick flues, brick ridge Stack
to left return 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range at right-angles to street.
6-panel door to centre with flat hood on brackets 3-light casements to ground
floor left and first floor left and centre curved roughcast eaves 2
cross-gables with banded fish-scale tile-hanging. Left return, to street:
3-light casements to ground floor left and right with gabled hoods on brackets,
2 jettied, cross-gables to attic on carved brackets with moulded bressumer.
False close-studded timber-framing to cross-gables. Rear; C18 wide sash-door to
centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. Double Queen-post roof truss to
gable end to right. Interior: noted as having massive chamfered spine beans with
ogee end stops,
Listing NGR: SU4939689522
1280
of
2228
SU4989 HARWELL TOWNSEND
9/140 (East side)
Cob Summerhouse approx. 30m
NNE of Bishop's Manor
Farmhouse
GV II
Summerhouse. Probably C18 with C19 roof. Cob walls: thatch hipped roof.
Single-cell plan. Single-storey, single-bay range. Round-headed archway to
centre. Interior: Wood benches round walls. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4941489553
1281
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (East side)
9/141 Barn approx 40m SW of
Bishop's Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Probably early C17. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth large timber-framing
with weatherboarding C20 tile half-hipped roof, 6-bay barn. Double plank doors
to left of centre. Altered opening to right of centre with C20 double plank
doors. Interior; Queen-post roof with 2 rows of curved wind-braces.
Listing NGR: SU4935489491
1282
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (East side)
9/142 Pollards
GV II
House. C16 main range, raised C17, cross-wing of C17. Painteed brick plinth to
main range; roughcast. probably on timber-framing to main range and to first
floor and attic of cross-wing; roughcast, probably on brick to ground floor of
cross-wing; render, probably on brick to projecting portion of stack between
main range and cross-wing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre of
train range, C20 internal stack to left. 2-unit lobby-entry plan with cross-wing
to left, 2-storey, 3-window main range with 2-storeys-and-attic cross-wing.
4-panel part-glazed door to centre of main range with painted wood architrave
surround and flat hood, 3-light wood casements with leaded lights to ground and
first floors to left and right. Single-light wood casement with leaded light to
first floor centre 2-light wood casement to ground floor of cross-wing. 3-light
casement to first floor. C20 two-light casement to gable-end. Pargetting of
fleur-de-lys to first floor left and right of centre of main range. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4933289455
1283
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (West side)
9/143 The Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Render, probably on timber-framing to ground floor large
timber-framing with painted brick infill to first floor; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 2-window range at right-angles
to street. C20 door to centre. C20 casements to all openings, most of 2-lights,
Large timber-framing to rear Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4938089595
1284
of
2228
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (West side)
9/144 Pomander House
24/11/66
GV II
House. C16, with alterations of c.1925. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; large
timbe-framing with angle braces to first floor, having C20 brick infill; thatch
roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre-storey. 3-window range
with 2-storey, single-window addition to right, and single-storey, single-bay
addition to left. 2-light casements with leaded lights to ground and first
floors to left. 3-light casements with leaded lights to all other openings,
except 4-light casement to addition at left. C20 door to porch on left return.
Full cruck visible to left return. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest
Listing NGR: SU4937689569
1285
of
2228
In the entry of -
In the entry of -
HARWELL TOWNSEND
(West side)
Kings Farmhouse
9/145
14/12/87 II
The address and the description shall be amended to read -
SU4989 HARWELL
(West side)
9/145 Kings Farmhouse
and the Old Brewhouse
14/12/87
GV II
Farmhouse now 2 houses, and attached outbuilding, now part of Kings Farmhouse.
Early C17, possibly with C16 origins, and early C18; altered later, C16,
late C19 and late C20 timber-fronted rear wing, later clad in red brick,
with blue headers in Flemish bond; front range of grey brick: with red
brick dressings; former outbuilding of weatherboard with brick left return;
old plain tile logs; brick stacks. Early C18 front range of 2 storeys
with attic, five lst-floor windows; wing to rear left, possibly with C16
origins, has one storey with attic, 2 bays, with a 3rd bay added at rearmost
end and an outskirt under outside roof on north east side; former outbuilding
projecting by front right of 1 storey, 2 bays. Front range: 6-panel
part-glazed door to left of centre with painted wood architrave, segmental
brick head, and flat hood. C19 3-light wooden mullion and transom windows
to central and outer bays with flat brick arches. Blind recessed panels
to bay 4 and over door. Red brick platt band. Stepped, dentilled, eaves
band. External space of left end and one to ridge to right of centre.
Attached to front right is C18 former outbuilding having one C20 small-
pane casement. Left return: front range has added 1989 conservatory,
not of special interest, and small blocked light to attic. Rear wing
has brick work of 2 different phases; late-C20 leaded-light casements,
one to ground floor right in segmental-brick-arched opening and 2 on 1st
floor in gablets; late C20 conservatory at end not of special interest.
Right return: front range has C20 door and windows; wing has C20 windows
and 2-storey extension, not of special interest. Interior: rear wing
(The Old Brewhouse) has parts of timber frame exposed including partition
walls between bays, the apexes retaining wattle and daub infill and having
coliars supported by 3 uprights; straight wind braces; large scantling
through purlins; old rafters; some roof timbers sooted. On ground floor,
front room has inglenook fireplace with lambes-tongue-stopped chamfered,
timber, bressumer with large-scantling deelpy. chamfered cross-beam above
and later bread-oven within; chamfered old L-winged board door. Interior
1286
of
2228
of front range (Kings Farmhouse) not inspected.
------------------------------------
HARWELL TOWNSEND
SU4989 (West side)
9/145 Kings Farmhouse
14/12/87
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18, incorporating some C17 structure. Grey brick
with red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left, ridge
stack to right of centre 2-storey, 5-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to
left of centre with painted wood architrave surround, segmental brick head, and
flat hood. C19 three-light wood mullion and transom windows to ground and first
floors left, centre, and right, with flat brick arches. Blind recessed panels to
ground and first floors right of centre and to first floor left of centre. Flush
red brick band between ground and first floors. Dentil brick course to eaves,
C18 outbuilding, now converted to part of house. Weatherboarding, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile half hipped roof. Single-storey, 2-bay,
single-window range. C20 casement to centre. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4932589503
1287
of
2228
HARWELL WELLSHEAD LANE
SU4988 (North side)
10/146 Poplars
GV II
House. Early C19 front range, probably early C17 cross-range to rear. Red brick':
stone quoins; old plain-tile roof; brick stacks to rear. 2-storey, 3-window
range. 6-panel door to centre with flanking lights, having flat stone arch wilt;
keystone. Tripartite unhorned sashes with glazing bars to ground floor left and
right with stone lintels. Flat stone band between ground and first floors.
16-pane unhorned sashes to first floor with stone lintels. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4914188909
1288
of
2228
HARWELL WELLSHEAD LANE
SU4988 (North side)
10/147 Gates, gatepiers, and railings
approx. 15m S of The Poplars
GV II
Gates, gatepiers, and railings. Probably early/mid C19. Red brick base to
railings and piers; spear-headed wrought iron railings; cast-iron spear-headed
double-gates to left. Approximately 2 metres high and approximately 75 metres
long. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4911988892
1289
of
2228
HARWELL WELLSHEAD LANE
SU4988 (South side)
10/148 Holywell Cottage
GV II
House. C16 with probably late C17 addition to left. Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing, to right; roughcast, probably on brick, to left; C20 plain-tile
roof, of different heights and pitches, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack
at junction with addition. Single-storey-and-attic, 2-bay range to right with
2-storey, 2-bay range to left. C20 sash door to right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of C19 casements. Cross-gable to right of centre with 3-light
casement. Right return; truncated base-crick truss. Interior not inspected but
noted as having 2 cruck trusses.
Listing NGR: SU4918588901
1290
of
2228
HARWELL WELLSHEAD LANE
(South side
SU4988 Gable Cottage and Tibbleton
10/149 Cottage
GV II*
House, now 2 dwellings. c.1295 rear range; late C17 front range and encasement
of rear range; C19 and C20 alterations. Render on timber-framing with areas of
stone rubble and painted brick old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to
centre, end stack to left. Rear: painted brick; old plain-tile roof, hipped in
left. 2-storey, 2-window range. Sash door to left of centre. Irregular
fenestration of mainly Cl9 casements. Interior of Tibbleton Cottage: contains
one cruck truss with a tie beam and two collars, the lower being arch-braced;
and there are remains of another cruck truss. These trusses have been
radio-carbon dated as having a probable felling date of 1275. This is the
earliest timber-framed true cruck house so far identified in England.
("Two Early Cruck Houses in North Berkshire Identified by Radiocarbon" by C.R.J.
Currie and J.M. Fletcher in "Medieval Archaeology" Vol.16 1972 pp136-142)
Listing NGR: SU4916888872
1291
of
2228
HATFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/101 The Old Church of St. George
21/11/66
GV II*
Church. Mid C12, chancel remodelled in late C13. Uncoursed limestone rubble with
late C19 buttressing; late C19 tiled roof. Nave and chancel; bell turret
demolished in 1873. Late C13 three-light stepped east window; south chancel wall
has late C13 one- and 2-light windows flanking mid C12 priest door with
splayed architrave; north chancel wall has mid C19 one-light lancet and one
one-light square window. South wall of nave has one early C16 four-light window
with arched heads and one late C13 one-light window. Mid C12 south doorway has
C19 plank door retaining mid C12 decorative hinges with flattened beasts head
terminals; scalloped capitals zig-zag decoration to arch; stone slate water
tabling over door. In top left corner of north wall is C17 sundial on chalk
block. North wall of nave has one late C13 four-light window with restored
mullions. One late C13 one-light window and doorway with pointed arch and
splayed architrave. Late C13 two-light west window much restored c.1970 with a
high transom cutting across the top of the cusped lights. Interior: Mid C17
panelling behind altar, C17 and C18 ledger stones on floor, especially slate
ledgers with brass shields, achievements and inscriptions to Francis Piggot,
1614, Martha Piggot, 1629, and Margaret Piggot, 1637; wall tablet to John and
Elizabeth Tyrell, d.1762 and 1760; in north wall is carved head and shallow
pointed arch with moulded architrave over late C13 effigy, his hands holding his
heart and his feet resting on a hound. Chancel has late C15 three-bay crown post
roof. Mid C12 chancel arch with scalloped capitals. Nave has stone flag floor
and late C19 three-bay queen post roof. At west end of nave is mausoleum for the
Rev. Samuel Paynter, d.1893. Paired grey granite Doric columns support west
gallery, red granite sarcophagus.
(Buildings of England:. Berkshire, p.154; H.T. Morley, Monumental Brasses of
Berkshire, 1924, p.127; V.M. Howse, Hatford: A Parish Record, 1976, pp.27-40).
Listing NGR: SU3371994817
1292
of
2228
HATFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/102 The Manor House
10/11/52
GV II*
House. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble, except Flemish bond brick to rear
left and left side of rear wing; stone slate roof; limestone ashlar stack.
L-plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Early C20 double-leaf doors and porch on
plain limestone columns to right. Flat stone arches on ground floor, timber
lintels on first floor to late C19 horned sashes. Late C18 brick parapet and
rainwater goods. Hipped roof; fine ashlar ridge stack has moulded cap. To right
wall are 2 early C18 sashes with thick glazing bars and three 2-light wood cross
windows: the rear half of this wall has two crass gables with a gable end stack.
Wall to rear left has 4-window range of blocked windows and 2 sashes: vitrified
brick walling with contrasting red brick dressings: moulded gauged brick plinth,
string course and dentilled cornice. Adjoining left side wall of rear wing in
similar style: 5-window range of sashes, one opening mutilated by inserted door;
moulded brick plinth moulded gauged brick. Floating cornices over all sashes;
gabled roof, gable end stack. Interior: Original panelled shutters and
2-panelled doors. Both rooms of front block retain original panelling with
moulded cornices and early C20 fireplaces. Forming the entry to the stairs are
three semi-circular keyed arches with moulded imposts and panelled reveals.
Dog-leg with landing stairs, turned balusters on closed stringy left side of
stairs has panelled dado continued to first floor. Landing at top of stairs has
moulded plaster cornice. Dog-leg with winders stair to right side of front and
straight-flight stairs to rear right have turned balusters on closed string.
Roof trusses obscured by lath and plaster. Throughout the house are some
original moulded cornices and also the rear of panelling visible from cupboards
but obscured at the front by later partitions. Subsidiary features: Late C17
brewhouse, single storey with attic remodelled in early C19, attached to gable
wall of rear wing. Coursed limestone rubble and brick, early C19 brick to left
side wall; stone slate roof, old tile roofing to part of right side; brick
stack. Gabled roof. Interior: Stone open fireplace to rear, C18 plank door to
quarter-turn stairs to loft. 5-bay roof is mostly obscured.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.461; V.M. Howse, Hatford: A Parish Record, 1976,
pp.21-2; P.J. Goodrich, A History of Hatford, 1927, pp.13-17).
Listing NGR: SU3368994804
1293
of
2228
HATFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/103 Garden walls approx. 20m. NW
of The Manor House
GV II
Wall at Hatford Manor (q.v.). Late C17. Flemish bond brick and English garden
wall bond brick to south wall; limestone rubble plinth and limestone ashlar
coping. Other walls are in coursed limestone rubble with limestone ashlar
coping. North wall has been broken by entry, east wall has brick segmental arch
over plank door, and the south wall is ramped down in stages. The wall encloses
a rectangular area approx. 100 x 20 metres and occupies a conspicuous sloping
site. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3364294814
1294
of
2228
HATFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/104 Granary approx. 15m. N of The
Manor House
GV II
Granary. Early C19, Weatherboarding over light timber frame and raised on
staddle stones; old tile roof. Single storey. Plank door; half-hipped roof.
Interior: 2-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins and plank ridge.
Listing NGR: SU3366994834
1295
of
2228
HATFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (South side)
5/105 Nos.1 to 5 (odd)
06/06/72 (Formerly listed as under
Church Row)
GV II
Row of 6 cottages, now 3. 1853, by G.E. Street. Coursed limestone rubble,
limestone ashlar window and door dressings, brick quoins; Welsh slate roof;
limestone ashlar sta:ks. Originally built as row of 6 'one up, one down'
cottages. One storey and attic, 6-window range. Segmental arches and splayed
jambs to 3 plank doors; other doorways blocked and casements inserted in them
c.1970. Segmental arches over chamfered stone-mullioned 2-light leaded windows.
C20 casements to 5-gabled roof dormers with slate hung sides. Gabled roof, lower
ridge height to right half of building; gable end and 2 ridge stacks. Left gable
wall has 2 similar first floor windows and a coat of arms without achievement
set in square tablet at top of wall. Similar windows and C20 casements blocking
original doorways to rear wall, which has late C19 casement to left. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3385594802
1296
of
2228
HATFORD
SU39SW
5/100 Hatford Cottage
GV II
Three cottages, now house. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and
jambs to openings; old tile roof; brick stacks and central stone stack. Original
plan form unclear. One storey and attic; 7-window range. Timber lintels and
brick jambs to late C19 casements, second from right blocking door; C20 bay
window and door to left. Central C20 door and porch. Four late C19 half-dormers
with late C19 casements. Gabled roof; gable end and two ridge stacks, the stone
stack set diagonal to ridge. Interior: Chamfered bressumers and segmental brick
arches over open fireplaces with bread ovens. Full set of chamfered and stopped
beams to right room, originally two rooms having morticed central beam.
Listing NGR: SU3379594811
1297
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST CHURCH ROAD
SU39NE (West side)
3/124 Little Thatch
GV II
House. C17, Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; stone stack finished in
brick. One-unit plan. 2 storeys; one-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door
to left and late C19 casements. Half-hipped roof; gable end stack. Timber lintel
over C17 four-light chamfered wood-mullioned window to rear, with one original
light. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beam, similar bressumer over open
fireplace. Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3762698926
1298
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST CHURCH ROAD
SU39NE (West side)
3/125 Nos.1 and 2
GV II
Two cottages. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick
stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over 2
plank doors, late C19 casements and C18 casement to right; half-dormers have two
C18 three-light casements and two late C19 casements. Half-hipped roof; gable
end to left and ridge stacks. Interior: Cottage to right has chamfered beam with
cyma-moulded stop; roof obscured.
Listing NGR: SU3763998903
1299
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
No. 2 Farm Cottage
3/128
The address shall be amended to read: DUXFORD
No. 2
------------------------------------
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
SU39NE
3/128 No.2 Farm Cottage
GV II
Two cottages, now house. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; stone
stacks finished in brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range.
Timber lintel over early C20 four-panelled door; blocked door to right; C20
casements with timber lintel to left, concrete lintel to right and half dormers
over. Gabled roof; external gable end stacks. Right side wall has projecting
bread oven. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3663999868
1300
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST HIGH STREET
SU39NE (South side)
3/130 St. Giles Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan.
One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over central C20 door and
early C19 two-light casements; late C19 casements to half dormers. Gabled roof;
gable end stack to right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3788198802
1301
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST HIGH STREET
SU39NE (South side)
3/131 Ashdown Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble, painted white; thatched roof; brick
stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over
C20 casements, also to half-dormers. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Timber
lintel over C20 door in left gable wall adjoining projecting bread oven; late
C20 porch. Noted as having chamfered beams and bressumer over open fireplace on
ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU3789798780
1302
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST HIGH STREET
SU39NE (South side)
3/132 Manor Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1830-40. Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and
dressings; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and
attic; 3-window range. 6-panelled door in moulded architrave; porch added
c.1980. Flat brick arches with keystone and brick jambs to 6-pane sashes. 4
pedimented roof dormers. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Segmental brick arches
over late C19 casements to left and late C19 horned sashes to right side wall;
similar arches over 6-panelled door and 3-light leaded casement to rear.
Interior: Panelled shutters, 6-panelled doors in moulded architraves.
Straight-flight stairs opposite entry. Early C19 fireplace to left room; two
rooms to right made into one c.1970.
Listing NGR: SU3764298648
1303
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST PRIORS LANE
SU39NE (West side)
3/133 Glebe Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1720, late CI8 two-bay block to right of front. Coursed limestone
rubble; stone slate roof; stone stacks finished in brick. Original 3-unit plan.
2 storeys; 5-window range. Section of mid C18 house to left has chamfered timber
lintel over C19 six-panelled (4 glazed) door with mid C20 porch; segmental brick
arch over late C19 three-light casement, late C19 three-light and one-light and
C20 casements to first floor. Late C18 block to right has segmental brick arches
over 6-pane sash, C20 French window, late C19 three-light casements on first
floor. Gabled roof; gable end stack to late C18 block; similar stacks to mid C18
range, offset to exposed stack on right. Segmental brick: arches over C18 sash
and late C19 three-light casement next to C18 stair-turret to rear. Early C18
one storey and attic block to rear, in similar materials with gabled and hipped
roof; segmental brick arch over C18 sash, three-light casement and three late
C19 one-light casements. Interior: Stone flag floor. Late C19 six- and
4-panelled doors in moulded architraves, ribbed door in attic. Room to left has
chamfered beam and early C18 chamfered stone fireplace with consoles to
mantleshelf. Quarter turn stairs. 5-bay collar truss roof with butt purlins.
Ground-floor room of block to rear has reused C17 ovolo-moulded beam.
Listing NGR: SU3775699165
1304
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/109 Church of St. Margaret
21/11/66
GV II*
Church. Mid C13, remodelled late C13, when south transept added, and c.l880.
Random limestone rubble; stone slate roof; stone stack. Cruciform with west
tower. Late C19 reticulated style 3-light east window. North wall of chancel has
mid C13 roll-moulded pointed arch flanked by late C19 one-light and 2-light C13
style windows. South wall of chancel has late C13 one-and 2-light windows. South
transept has late C13 two- and 3-light windows, and C15 label mould over two
late C19 lancets in west wall. North transept has late C13 two- and 3-light
windows. North wall of nave, rebuilt in late C19 has central lateral stack
flanked by C13 style 2-light windows. South wall of nave has 2 late C13
two-light windows flanking late C19 porch; C13 pointed chamfered arch to south
door adjoining stoup. 3-storey west tower has angle buttresses, late C13
two-light windows and a mid C13 lancet in west wall; crenellated parapet with
face masks. Gabled roofs to nave and chancel. Interior east window has reset
stained late C19 glass inserted 1984 in memory of Airey Neave MP; other stained
glass is late C19. Loder family wall tablets, including John Loder, d.1701,
flanked by cherubs heads and fruit and flowers in scrolled surround. 4-bay
arch-braced collar truss roof, probably late C19. Double-chamfered chancel and
transeptal arches. South transept has piscina and late C19 four-bay
arched-braced collar-truss roof. Nave has late C19 Decorated style font and
pulpit late C19 six-bay arch-braced collar-truss roof amd moulded pointed arch
doorway to west tower: mid C13 lancet over doorway.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.155).
Listing NGR: SU3751399104
1305
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/106 The Grange
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as Grange
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Date 1664 in kitchen. Random limestone rubble; stone slate
roof; stone stacks finished in brick. L-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window
range. Flat brick arch over 6-panelled door with overlight and reset (not
original) carved consoles to flat hood. Rendered flat brick arches over original
2-light leaded casements. Brick storey band. 3 gabled roof dormers with 2-light
leaded casements. Gabled roof; gable end external stacks. Similar 2-storey,
2-window range to rear left, with gabled Welsh slate roof, brick gable end
stack, and outshut to part of left wall. C20 door with porch, and C20 casements,
Interior: Old elm flooring, early C19 four-panelled and late C17 two-panelled
bolection-moulded doors. Timber framed partition walls. 3-unit front range has
4-centred ovolo-moulded arch over fireplace to left; early C19 fireplace flanked
by round-headed alcoves and C17 moulded plaster beam with elaborate stop to
right; newel stairs to right of central room have late C17 staircase inserted
c.1970. Back kitchen to rear left has newel stairs, chamfered beam and date 1664
inscribed on plasterwork. 5-bay collar truss roof with side struts and butt
purlins over front range; similar 3-bay roof to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3759899119
1306
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/107 The Grange, barn and attached
stable approx. 20m. NE
GV II
Barn. Late C17/mid C18. Random limestone rubble; asbestos sheet roof. 4-bay
plan. Eaves height double doors to threshing floor; blocked rear opening.
Ventilation slits and square ventilation holes to all walls. Gabled roof.
Interior: 4-bay collar-truss roof with side struts and butt purlins taken from
timber-framed barn. Late C18 stables to left; one storey, 3-window range of
coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings and gabled C20 tile
roof; segmental brick arches and jambs to three C20 windows and two C20 doors;
5-bay post- and pad-truss roof. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3763799141
1307
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/108 The Grange, barn approx.
20m. SW
GV II
Barn. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof. 5-bay plan with central
threshing floor. Gabled porch to front; splayed ventilation slits to all walls.
Half-hipped roof. Interior: Old brick floor. 5-bay collar truss roof with side
struts and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3758699086
1308
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/110 Hinton Manor
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as The Manor
House)
-
II*
Manor House, now house. Late C16; refronted and block to rear right added c.1700
by John Loder; c.1830 wing to left heightened c,1860 and c.1830 orangery to
right of front. Roughcast, limestone ashlar dressings; stone slate roof; stone
stacks. Double-depth plan to main late C16 block. 2 storeys and attic; 5-bay.
Consoles to moulded flat hood over C20 door. Flat keyed arches and ashlar quoins
to mid C18 sashes, late Clb one-light cavetto-moulded windows to basement.
Moulded cornice. Two gabled dormers flank central dormer with segmental head.
M-shaped roof; gable end external stacks. 2-storey, 2-bay extension to left, was
built c.1830 as one-storey extension with Gothic crenellated parapet, but extra
storey added c.1860; roughcast with gabled Welsh slate roof, rear lateral
external stack; sashes to front and to canted bay on left side wall; Crenellated
parapet adorned orangery of c.1830 to right, with keyed semi-circular arches
over windows and gabled glass roof. Right side wall of late C16 block has 2
early C18 sashes, 2 late Cl6 two-light cavetto-moulded stone cross-windows to
first floor and similar late Cl6 one-light windows to attic. One-storey block to
left side wall has C18 lateral external stack. Early C18 block to rear right: 2
storeys, 4 x 2 bays, roughcast with gabled stone slate roof and stone ashlar
gable end stacks. Garden front has keyed stone moulded architraves to early C18
stair-light sash to right, and to left, early C18 sashes symmetrically ordered
with central doorway having segmental pediment with broken entablature and
frieze carving of putti holding wreath; one-storey, one-bay roughcast block to
right, beneath stairlight, has similar blind doorway with tympanum carving.
Interior: C18 panelled shutters, 3- and 6-panelled doors. Hall had late Cl6
moulded fireplace with urn stops. To rear left of hall are dog-leg with landing
stairs with turned balusters on closed string; keyed semi-circular arch over
doorway to hall. Bolection-moulded panelling and early C18 fireplace to room
left of hall. Late C16 room to rear of hall has quartered and moulded beams,
moulded fireplace with urn stops; early C18 bolection-moulded panelling to
inserted passage to left leading to rear right early C18 block, which has C20
stairs in original position to left and early C18 dining roam to right with
plaster friezes over doors and windows and pedimented main door to rear. To rear
left, in rear wall of late C16 block, is probably reset C14 chamfered pointed
doorway. First floor: early C18 bolection-mouled panelling and fireplace over
hall; late Cl6 chamfered fireplace to left. Similar panelled rooms to rear of
late Cl6 block, with fine rococo fireplace to left and late C16 carved panels
and overmantle dated 1662 to right fireplace. Early C18 fireplace to rear right
block. Late Cl6 block has collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.155; N. Davenport, The Honour of St. Valery,
1309
of
2228
1978, passim).
Listing NGR: SU3744499163
1310
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/111 Hinton Manor, terrace approx.
5m. N
GV II
Terrace to north of early C18 part of Hinton Manor (q.v.). Limestone steps and
roughcast walls with early C18 balustrade.
Listing NGR: SU3744899190
1311
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/112 Hinton Manor, wall approx.
20m. E
GV II
Wall. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble, Flemish bond brick with some flared
headers to side facing Hinton Manor. Segmental brick arch over wrought-iron gate
with trellis. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3748599191
1312
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/113 Hinton Manor, wall approx.
60m. E
GV II
Wall carried from gatepiers to Hinton Manor (q.v.) approx. 400m. NW of house
flanking road to Duxford. C18. Coursed limestone rubble to side facing road.
Other side of Flemish bond brick with some flared headers.
Listing NGR: SU3752399256
1313
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/114 Hinton Manor, fountain approx.
24m. E
GV II
Fountain. Early C18. Limestone. Baroque style. Dolphins support shell shaped
bowl on which are putti holding water spout.
Listing NGR: SU3747699178
1314
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/115 Hinton Manor, bridge approx.
60m. SSE
GV II
Bridge over source of moat. C18. Random limestone rubble; segmental arch
surmounted by reset stone carving of horses flanking scalloped shell.
Listing NGR: SU3747799100
1315
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/116 Hinton Manor, urn approx.
150m. SW
GV II
Urn. Early C18. Square base to handled urn with dancing figures and trailing
vines to top.
Listing NGR: SU3738199092
1316
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/117 Hinton Manor, entrance gates
approx. 180m. SW
GV II
Entrance gates, now disused, to Hinton Manor (q.v.). c.1700. Piers of local
limestone coral; limestone ashlar moulded cornice and ball finial. Wrought iron
gates.
Listing NGR: SU3734399068
1317
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/118 Hinton Manor, bridge and
flanking walls approx. 120m.
SW
II
Bridge. 1834 datestone. Squared coursed limestone, ashlar dressings. Chamfered
ashlar blocks to round arch and quoins of flanking buttresses, which are divided
by continuous ashlar string course from revealed blind lunettes beneath parapet.
Flanking walls end in square piers with chamfered rustication and ball finials.
Listing NGR: SU3739599111
1318
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/119 Hinton Manor, coach house
approx. 8Om. W
GV II
Coach house. Early C19. Rendered walling; stone slate roof. 2 storeys; one bay.
Gothick style. Segmental arch with moulded wood architrave to plank double
doors; hood mould over 2-light stone-mullioned Y-tracery window set in chamfered
pointed arch. Castellated parapet. Gabled roof. Timber lintel over double entry
to rear. Interior: Plain beams. No access to loft.
Listing NGR: SU3738399159
1319
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/120 Lovell's Court Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18, mid C19 to rear. Coursed limestone rubble; old plain and
club tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Timber
lintel over C18 four-panelled door; C20 porch and adjoining lean-to to right.
Timber lintels over C18 two- and 3-light leaded casements; similar one-light
casement to right adjoining C20 light. Gabled roof; gable end stack to left.
Gabled 2-storey parallel extension dated 1864 to rear is of squared and coursed
limestone with flat chamfered stone arches over central 4-panelled door with
overlight and 2-light casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU3775196778
1320
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/121 Lovell's Court Farm, barn
approx. 20m. NW of farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; C20 tile roof. 5-bay plan with central
threshing floor. Central gabled parch with old plank double doors and timber
lintels over plank doors in side walls; C19 lean-to to left of porch; splayed
ventilation slits to all walls. Interior: 5-bay queen strut roof with butt
purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3773596796
1321
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/122 The Old Rectory and Old
Rectory Cottage
GV II*
Rectory, now house. C14 to rear, early C17 central block, c.1840 front range.
Front; squared and coursed limestone; C20 tile roof. 2-storeys; 3 x 1 bays. 2
storeys central porch has Tudor-style 4-centred moulded arch over C19 panelled
(half glazed) door. Label moulds over cavetto-moulded wood cross windows.
Kneelers to gabled roof and porch surmounted by ball finials. Similar one-bay
side walls. Early C17 parallel range to rear: 2 storeys with rear right outshut
of random limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof; brick gable end stack to
right and stone stack finished with 3 brick flues adjoins rear of mid C19 block.
Left side wall has mid C19 hood moulds over sashes; C17 hood mould over 2-light
leaded casement at top and similar mid C19 detailing to kneelers, coping and
finial; 2-storey lean-to porch to left has similar C17 style one-light window
and 4-centred chamfered arch over C19 six-panelled door. C14 rear wing placed at
right angles: one-storey and attic, 3-window range of random limestone rubble
with ashlar quoins, C20 and old tile roof; timber lintels over C20 door and
casements; gabled roof dormers have C18 three-light casements and a one-light
casement, some retaining leaded lights. Similar C20 three-window range to rear.
Interior: Front door leads to mid C19 open-well staircase at rear of C17 block.
Mid C19 six-panelled doors in moulded architraves and some older plank doors.
Mid C19 fireplaces, especially coloured marble fireplace in front left room.
Panelled left room of C17 block has C17 stone fireplaces, cyma moulded beam and
plaster cornice. Collar truss roof over central block and similar 2-bay roof to
rear right outshut. Rear wing retains 2 of originally three C14 raised crucks
with through splayed scarf joints of the original open hall; floor with
chamfered beams and stone fireplace adjoining C17 block, probably inserted in
early C17. Graded II* for survival of C14 hall described by Fletcher.
(J.M. Fletcher, "Crucks in the West Berkshire and Oxford Region", Oxoniensia, 33
(1968), p.87).
Listing NGR: SU3757699145
1322
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/123 The Round House
06/06/72
II
Toll house. Late C18. Random limestone rubble; thatched roof; rendered stack.
2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Front has timber lintels over blocked
central door and C20 casements in semi-circular bay. Roof swept around front,
hipped to rear; ridge stack. Timber lintels over C20 casements to left side
wall. C20 single-storey extension with present entry to right front. Interior
not inspected.
(K. Lawrence, Tollhouses of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet
6).
Listing NGR: SU3782798980
1323
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
SU39NE
3/126 Duxford Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and dressings; stone
slate roof; stacks of purple and red brick. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Timber lintel, brick jambs to 6-panelled (4 glazed) door; carved brackets to
hood with gabled stone slate roof. Gauged brick flat arches, brick jambs, to C20
three-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. 2 similar windows with
2-light casements and gabled roof dormer with C18 two-light casement to rear.
2-window range. One and a half storey wing to rear left of coursed limestone
rubble with C20 tile roof and lateral stack rebuilt in c.1970 has gauged brick
flat arch and brick jambs to C18 plank door with strap hinges; timber lintel,
brick jambs to C18 plank door with strap hinges; timber lintel, brick jambs to
C20 three-light casements, gabled roof dormers with C20 casements to left wall
and C18 two-light casement to right. Interior: C18 two-panelled and plank doors,
C19 four-panelled doors. Room to left has full set of plain beams and joists,
wood bressumer over open fireplace with brick jambs. Room to right has cased
beans, segmental arch over brick fireplace. Quarter-turn stairs opposite entry
to first floor which has C18 and C19 plank doors, original fireplace with
moulded mantleshelf and mid C19 grate to right and quarter-turn stairs to attic.
7-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Wing to rear left has stone flag
floor and full set of plain beams and joists on ground floor and 2-bay
collar-truss roof (collar removed). Subsidiary fearures: Mid C18 one-storey, one
bay brewhouse attached to left gable wall has wood bressumer over original open
fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU3637099737
1324
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
No 1 Farm Cottage
3/127
The address shall be amended to read: DUXFORD
No. 1
------------------------------------
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
SU39NE
3/127 No.1 Farm Cottage
GV II
House. Late Cl6. Random limestone rubble; thatched roof; stone stack. Single
unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintel over C20 door; flat roofed
porch c.1980. Concrete lintel over C20 two-light casement left of door; timber
lintels, one chamfered, over 2 late C19 two-light casements. Gabled roof;
external gable end stack to left. C18 one-light leaded casement to left of gable
wall. Interior: Axial ovolo-moulded beam with rolled stop. Chamfered and stopped
bressumer over blocked open fireplace. Newel stairs adjoining stack;
ovolo-moulded door jamb at top of stairs with fine carved decoration. 2-bay
common-rafter roof. A good example of a small late C16 house.
Listing NGR: SU3663999868
1325
of
2228
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
Un-named cottage approx.
3/129
50m W of No. 1 Farm
Cottage
The address shall be amended to read: DUXFORD
Duxford Cottage
------------------------------------
HINTON WALDRIST DUXFORD
SU39NE
Un-named cottage approx. 50m.
3/129
W of No.1 Farm Cottage
II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; stone stacks finished in
brick. One storey and attic; 3-window range. L-plan. Timber lintels over 2
central blocked doors with inserted C20 casements. C20 casements with timber
lintels on ground floor and half-dormers over. Gabled roof; gable end stacks.
Projecting bread oven to right gable wall. 2-window range wing to rear right in
similar style and materials has early C18 carved brackets to flat hood over C20
door on left side wall, C20 casements, one C18 two-light casement and gable end
stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3674999947
1326
of
2228
KENNINGTON KENNINGTON ROAD
SP5OSW (East side)
7/60 No.211 (Kennington Manor
06/08/52 House) and attached wall and
gatepiers
(Formerly listed as No.211
(Kennington Manor House)
GV II*
Farmhouse, now house. Built 1629 for Oliver Smith and Henry Bosworth: remodelled
and left end truncated in late C18. Coursed and dressed limestone up to moulded
string course; roughcast over timber frame above; left gable wall of late C18
limestone rubble. Gabled C20 tile roof; rendered ridge stick, and late C18 brick
end stack to left. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Rendered
surround to late C19 six-panelled (4 glazed) door right of centre, flanked by
early C19 canted bay windows with 8-pane sashes: rendered flat arch over late
C18 three-light round-headed leaded casement to left. Similar 4-light
first-floor casements. Rear: ashlar dressings to C17 canted wood-mullioned bay
window with C19 casements, which is flanked by early C17 round-arched lights
(one with 2-light wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded window): ground floor has early
C17 three-light stone-mullioned ovolo-moulded round-arched window flanked by
similar one-light windows which include one mutilated by C19 door. Rendered
stair-turret with 3-light leaded casement projects from roof. Rear right wing of
similar materials: similar C17 one-, 2- and 3-light windows, and 4-light
wood-mullioned window: rear gable has early C19 two-storey canted bay window in
place of C17 stone bay window. c19 extension to rear left. Interior: stack
divides over entry. Moulded stone fireplaces, all differently carved with sunk
spandrels. Large stone double-chamfered fireplace and corbel (possibly reset)
inscribed 1629/OSHB in room to left. Timber-framed stair-well to rear and
timber-framed first-floor partitions. Rear wing rooms have plaster ceilings:
moulded cornices to quartered beams, the soffits of which are pargetted with
trailing pomegranites on ground floor and strapwork on first floor. Roof mainly
rebuilt in late C18, but retains collar truss at front and queen-post truss with
cambered collar to rear. Subsidiary features: short 2m. long wall to right
connected to early C17 gatepiers, each of limestone ashlar with moulded
entablature and ball finial: entry infilled in late C18 by smaller keyed
archway. Oliver Smith and Henry Bosworth had this house built to accommodate
Smith's son and Bosworth's daughter who were married in 1629.
Listing NGR: SP5233702356
1327
of
2228
KENNINGTON KENNINGTON ROAD
SPSOSW (East side)
7/61 Barn approx. 20m. N of No.211
(Kennington Manor House)
GV II
Barn. Early C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble with ashlar quoins, dressings and
random blocks: weatherboarding over timber frame to bays on left. Gabled thatch
roof. 4-bay plan with threshing floor in second bay from right. C20 plank doors
with old strap hinges: timber lintel over rear doors. Splayed ventilation slits.
Interior: 4-bay collar-truss roof with purlins clasped between principals of
slight scantling and canted under-principals: braced and jowled posts to
timber-framed section on left.
Listing NGR: SP5231802380
1328
of
2228
KENNINGTON KENNINGTON ROAD
SP50SW (East side)
7/62 Disused Church of St. Swithun,
09/02/66 now Village Hall
(Formerly listed as Disused
Church of St. Swithun)
- II
Church, now village hall. 1828, by Daniel Robertson. Coursed limestone rubble
with ashlar quoins and dressings; stone-coped and gabled stone slate roof.
Single-cell plan. Norman Revival style. Roll-moulded east window with stiff-leaf
capitals on engaged shafts. 3-bay side walls have roll-moulded windows:
dentilled eaves. 1960's flat-roofed extension to north. Bellcote on west gable
rebuilt 1960's. Similar window above west door, which has double roll-moulded
arch with capitals carved in light relief on engaged shafts of 2 orders.
Interior: roof obscured. An early example of a Norman Revival church. One of the
capitals to the west door is carved with a Sagittarius, which may be a rebus of
the builder, Bowyer.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.159-60; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.415).
Listing NGR: SP5226302264
1329
of
2228
KENNINGTON KENNINGTON ROAD
SP50SW (West side)
7/63 Nos.208 (Jasmine Cottage) and
210
- II
Two cottages. Late C17, extended early/mid C18. No.210 (to left) of late C17
light timber framing with brick infill over limestone rubble plinth: No.208 of
colourwashed limestone rubble. Gabled and half-hipped thatch roof; brick ridge
stack. 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over
C20 casements: central C20 porch and adjoining C20 plank door (to No.208). Wing
projecting forward from right bay (of No.208) is of similar materials with C19
brick gable end and truncated lateral stone stack. Interior and rear not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP5226902339
1330
of
2228
KENNINGTON OXFORD ROAD
SP50SW (West side)
7/64 Milestone at SP 5088 0148
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Granite, inscribed Oxford/3/Abingdon/3. The road was
turnpiked in 1736.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Service, No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SP5088001480
1331
of
2228
SP 50 SW KENNINGTON
1697/7/10002 Templeton College
II
College of Management Studies. Founded 1965. designed 1965-6, first phase built 1967-
9, second phase 1974, library extended 1985, by Richard Burton of Ahrends, Burton and
Koralek for Norman Leyland, first Director, at the behest of Clifford Barclay, the
first benefactor. Floors and roofs in lightweight concrete, columns in reinforced
concrete, cross walls in 6" concrete blocks, external walls in board-marked concrete,
concrete block, glass and zinc cladding. The materials were a response to a brief for
minimal maintenance.
Complex plan on a strict tartan grid with diagonal axes. Each square unit has a
column ~t each corner, so where these meet, as in the centre of the library, there
are four columns, allowing for flexibility of partitioning and services between them.
The double-height library is the centre of the building, reached via long, narrow
entrance with steps bisected by central rill centred originally on oak tree framed in
composition (since replaced by a maple). Bridge links to front range of split-level
study bedrooms, on three and four storeys shielded from traffic noise and facing
inwards to central courtyard. Flat roofs. The rest of the college, built from 1978
onwards is not included in the present listing.
Front elevation a grid, with lowest floor recessed and upper floor projecting, with
regular projections for staircases. Aluminium windows, those to study bedrooms
double-glazed with internal louvre blinds and ventilation extract. On the south side
these form three tiers of sloping windows. The four-bay library block with aluminium
glazing, much of it set back behind balconies with some infilling. First-floor link
via concrete bridge with central pair of piers responding to grid. Complex entrance
incorporating low walls and seat round tree, which orientate one towards three broad
tiers of steps between concrete block walls, and bisected by central rill served by
stream originally on the
site. Central entrance door at first-floor level. This entrance way is crossed by
first-floor corridor which links the study bedrooms to the rest of the building.
Below this to left is a vista across the college gardens.
The interior is similarly complex. The library was made the centrepiece of the
college to encourage its use. The four-unit, double-height top-lit space demonstrates
the tartan grid particularly well, with landscaping by James Hope. Concrete
balustrading to balcony all round the space. Though built in two phases the library
interior is consistent in style. Seminar and reference areas in the surrounding rooms
are designed to be flexible, with partitioning designed to be movable' -this is one
building where this flexibility has been successfully utilised. The study bedrooms
are a particularly inspired composition. They are reached off a spinal corridor at a
mezzanine level, whence stairs lead up and down to pairs of rooms on each level. Each
has a living room and study area, with fitted desks, shelves and sofa on the south
side, and stairs up or down to a bedroom area. The mature students attending courses
here were originally expected to stay some six months and unusually lavish provision
was made for their comfort and conviviality.
1332
of
2228
The Oxford Centre for Management Studies was founded in 1965 because of the success
of the Oxford University Business Summer School, which had been operating intensive
one-month courses for middle management since 1953. A further impetus was given by
the successful fund-raising activities of the Foundation for Management Education
which, with matching industrial and Government contributions, made grants for the
foundation of business schools at London and Manchester as well as at Oxford. The
site at Kennington, on rising land close to the noisy Oxford by-pass, and the initial
building were the gift of Clifford Barclay. The first Director, Norman Leyland, had
been the bursar of Brasenose College, where Powell and Moya's addition of 1959-61 is
already listed, but Philip Powell declined the commission in favour of Richard
Burton, who had been the job architect for Brasenose. The result was the second
English commission for the young firm of Ahrend, Burton and Koralek, who have refined
the idiom established by Powell and Moya for their Oxford and Cambridge work on a
more expressive grid, while acknowledging inspiration from, in particular, Frank
Lloyd Wright. ABK have built seven phases for the college in the years 1967-90; the
later phases are not included in this listing. The central element is remarkable for
its attention to flexibility and detailing, its rich textures and finishes, and its
relationship to its site.
Design COlD, no.248, August 1969, pp.24-9 Architectural Review, August 1969, pp.136-
40 Architects' Journal, September 1969, pp.596-9 Werk (Basle), no.5, 1971, pp.306-8
Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, December 1971-January 1972, pp.72-4 Ahrends Burton and
Koralek, Architectural Monographs, Academy Editions, 1991, pp.55-9 Information from
Richard Burton
Listing NGR: SP5166803186
1333
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
11/92 Gates, gatepiers, screens and
09/02/66 attached lodge approx. 230m
NNW of Kingston House,
Kingstone Bagpuize Park
(Formerly listed as screen and
gates at entrance to Kingston
House Park by Church)
GV II
Entrance gates and gatepiers. Early C18. Limestone: rusticated and ashlar piers
have moulded plinth and entablature with ball and urn finials: urns of central
piers are filled with finely-carved flowers. Fine wrought-iron double gates have
scrolled undulate band and crested overthrow arch: similar pedestrian gates to
sides. Flanking screens divided into 2 bays each by ironwork piers. The
Tudor-style lodge attached to left was built in 1865, when the gates were moved
to their present position: of limestone rubble with ashlar dressings, stone
slate roof, chamfered doorway and mullioned windows.
(John Beitman and John Piper (Ed), Murray's Architectural guide, Berkshire,
1949, p.131; Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.160).
Listing NGR: SU4077298106
1334
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/87 Rime's House
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Rime's
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate
roof; stone symmetrical end stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys: symmetrical 3-window
range. Ovolo-moulded wood lintel with semi-lunette carvings over C20 door:
pediment hood with ovolo-moulded soffit. Timber lintels over 3-light leaded
ground-floor casements and 2-light leaded first-floor casements. 2 gabled roof
dormers with 2-light leaded casements. Rear: 2-light leaded casements and
one-storey, one-bay rear wing with similar casements,. Interior: timber-framed
partitions. Chamfered ogee-stopped beams throughout. Room to left has
cyma-moulded beam, and similar fireplace. Bressumer over open fireplace has
scribing framing grouped lunettes. Ribbed first-floor door in chamfered
architrave to rear wing. Collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU4059698145
1335
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/88 Church of St. John the Baptist
09/02/66
GV II
Church. 1799-1800 by John Fidel of Farringdon: remodelled in 1882 by Edwin Dolby
of Abingdon. Coursed and dressed limestone on ashlar plinth, with rusticated
quoins; hipped Welsh-slate roof. Nave with apse. 2-bay side walls, including
south chapel, have blind rusticated round arches with inner round-arched leaded
casements. Pedimented east gable wall has apse with similar surrounds to stained
glass window. Pedimented west end has similar round-arched entry: paired
Norman-style windows by Dolby surmount Doric entablature with columns framing
plain double-leaf doors. Fine bell cupola: oak Doric columns dividing louvred
sides, support lead roof with wrought-iron weathervane. Interior: late C19
benches and pulpit. Late C18 and early C19 wall tablets and Latin memorial
tablet to George Rainsbee, d.1624. South Chapel has wall tablet to John Blandy,
d.1844, and to John Blandy, d.1762, and his wife: latter has marble obelisk with
2 portrait medallions and flanked by putti, standing on entablature; fine
monument to Edmund Fettiplace, d.1710, has tasselled canopy over folding drapery
with urns, set over inscription tablet with achievement and winged putto at
base. Plan and elevations of 1799 show the apse ascribed by Pensner to Dolby.
(Bodleian Library, MS Top. Berks. C.57 pls.138, 139; John Betjeman and John
Piper (Eds.), Hurray's Architectural Guide, Berkshire, p.131; Buildings of
England: Berkshire, p.160; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol. IV, p.350; H.M. Colvin, A
Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, 1600-1840, 1978, p.306).
Listing NGR: SU4072798108
1336
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/89 Gatepiers and gate approx. 20m
E of Church of St. John the
Baptist
GV II
Gatepiers and gate. Early C19. Limestone ashlar piers with pyramidal caps and
wrought-iron overthrow arch: wrought-iron gate. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4075398113
1337
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/90 Headstone approx. 1m. S of
nave of Church of St. John the
Baptist
GV II
Headstone. Limestone. Memorial to Martha, daughter of George Shaw, d.1693.
Bewigged head surmounts simple segmental pediment.
Listing NGR: SU4072298101
1338
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/91 Chest tomb approx. 6m S of S
chapel of Church of St. John
the Baptist
GV II
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plain corner balusters, raised apron with
guttae beneath entablature, which has deep cavetto moulding with winged cherub's
head. Similar elevations to all sides. Memorial to Elizabeth-Anne, wife of
J.S.B. Barrett, "Surgeon of this Place", d.1831.
Listing NGR: SU4073498092
1339
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR ABINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/93 The Old School House and
attached school and walls
GV II
Schoolhouse, now house. Mid C18; remodelled and school added c.1840. Dressed and
coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof; symmetrical brick end stacks.
Central-staircase plan. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical 5-window range.
Segmental brick arch with keystone over late C19 plank door. Re-used C17
two-light stone-mullioned chamfered windows on ground floor: first-floor gauged
brick flat arches over mid C19 two-light windows. Flushed brick storey band and
dentilled brick eaves. gabled roof dormers with C19 two-light casements.
Interior: C19 staircase and fireplace, cased beams. Subsidiary features: school
to rear left of similar materials built c.1840: one storey. 5-window range:
segmental brick arches over 2 plank doors and 2-light stone-mullioned
cavetto-moulded windows. Walls carried from rear of school to front, with iron
gate to entrance. History: the C17 windows were probably taken from the Old
Manor near Kingston House (q.v.). The school was established by John Blandy in
1736 and accommodated 14 local boys (increased to 20 in 1790) "to be taught the
art of navigation and other rules in the mathematics".
(Berkshire Record Office, Reading, Report of the Charity Commissioners,
1819-1837, pp.291-3).
Listing NGR: SU4083098092
1340
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR FARINGDON ROAD
SU4098
(South side)
11/98 Four Gates Cottage
- II
House. Early/mid C18. Roughcast and colourwashed; gabled thatch roof; brick
symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; symmetrical 2-window range. C20
door and porch. Early C19 sashes. Early C19 rear outshut of limestone rubble
with brick dressings and early C19 plank door. Interior: cased beams. C19
quarter-turn stairs. Roof not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3992798132
1341
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR FARINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (North side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/94 The Forge
GV II
Smithy and dwelling, now house and office. Early/mid C18. Coursed limestone
rubble; brick infill in right bay entry; gabled old tile roof, C20 tiles to
rear; brick internal stack to rear. Forge and one-unit dwelling to left. One
storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintel over C20 door left of centre,
and C20 casements: gabled roof dormer with 2-light leaded casement. Right bay
has timber lintel over double doors. Late C18/early C19 two-storey cross wing to
left, remodelled in late C19: one storey service extension to rear with 2-light
leaded casement. Interior: brick fireplace and vertical-diaphragm bellows to
right. Chamfered and stopped beam and bressumer over open fireplace to left.
Listing NGR: SU4043498250
1342
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR FARINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (North side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/95 Greystone Cottage
GV II
House. c.1730. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof; brick
symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys: 2-window range. Carved brackets
support pediment hood with guttae: early C18 six-panelled door. Timber lintels
over C19 three-light casements. One-storey outshuts to sides have Welsh slate
roofs. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4040498220
1343
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR FARINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (South side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/97 The Stone House, Nos.1 and 2
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as Stone
House)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Late C17, later C17 wing to left. Uncoursed limestone
rubble, coursed to left; gabled stone slate roof; brick ridge stack and right
end external stack of stone finished in brick. L-plan with front left wing. 2
storeys and attic; symmetrical 5-window range to right has chamfered stone
lintel over blocked central door, and 2-light chamfered stone-mullioned and
transomed windows: fire insurance plaque: 2-light leaded casements in 2 roof
dormers. Gabled front of left wing has similar 2- and 3-light windows and
round-headed attic window with Gothick-glazed head. Left side wall has similar
2-light windows. 3-storey stair-turret to rear has one 2-light and one 3-light
leaded casements. C20 and C19 rear extensions. Interior: mainly C20. No.1 to
right: C16 ovolo-moulded stone fireplace to right and chamfered stone fireplace
to left of ridge stack: blocked lobby-entry. Mid C18 panelling and china
cupboard in room to left. Chamfered stone fireplace in first-floor room to
right. Open-well staircase has plain balusters set on closed string, and rises
to attic. Stone House was a coaching inn known as The Old George.
Listing NGR: SU4048098210
1344
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR FARINGDON ROAD
SU4098 (North side)
Southmoor
11/96 Southmoor Cottage
- II
Two dwellings, now house. Early C18. Colourwashed limestone rubble; half-hipped
thatch roof; brick gable end stack to left. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic;
2-window range. Timber lintel over C20 windows, which include 2 central blocked
doorways: two C18 three-light leaded dormer casements. C18 two-light leaded
dormer casement to rear. Service wing to left, at right angles to front: one
storey, of similar materials with C18 plank door. To rear of this is late C18
bay of coursed limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof: of one storey and
attic, with timber lintels over C18 two-light leaded casements. Former stable
and smithy to rear: of coursed limestone rubble, with C20 weatherboarding to
right side wall, and gabled thatch roof. Interior: front range, formerly of 2
units, has collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Collar-truss in front service
range.
Listing NGR: SU4001298148
1345
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR
SU39NE FARINGDON ROAD,
Southmoor
1695-0/4/10000 (North side)
Heath House
II
House. Dated 1837. Built for Richard Church. Stone rubble with red brick quoins and
stone lintels. Slate roof with gabled ends. Brick gable-end stacks. PLAN: 2-room plan
main front range with an entrance and stairhill at centre and with a kitchen wing to
the rear of the left room. Later in the C19 a 2-storey outshut was built behind the
main range and a large bay window was built on the front of the left-hand room.
EXTERIOR: 3 storeys. Symmetrical south front. C19 12-pane sashes with red brick jambs
and panelled stone lintels, second floor centre lintel inscribed R.C.1837 .Central
doorway with flush-panel double-doors and porch with Corinthian columns, pilasters
and entablature with a balustrade above. Left [west] side, wing to left with plank
door, wooden porch and casement windows. Rear [north] gable-ended wing to right and
rendered 2-storey outshut to left with casement windows and lean-to slate roof
INTERIOR: Much of the original interior joinery survives, including flush-panelled
and reeded doors, panelled window shutters and an open-well staircase rising the full
height of the house with turned newels and stick balusters.
Listing NGR: SU3988798304
1346
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/102 The Malt House and stables
09/02/66 approx. 40m. SSE of Kingston
House
(Formerly listed as
Outbuildings at Kingston.
House)
GV II
Malt house and stables, now partly 2 dwellings. Early C18, later C18 addition.
Random bond brick front with C19 repairs to left and central gables: rest of
coursed limestone rubble. Gabled stone slate roof; brick ridge stacks. Central
carriageway has L-shaped malthouse to right and stables to left which partly
enclose half of rear yard. One storey and attic; 7-window range, with gabled
central and outer bays. Central gauged brick keyed round-arched entry with
studded double doors. Segmental arches over C20 door to right, C20 sash to left
and early C19 eight-pane sashes. Dentilled eaves, and mid C19 dormers with
sashes. Mid C19 pyramidal bell cupola. Similar round-arched rear entry, and
early C19 sashes to right. Stable range has 6-pane sashes and plank doors with
large overlights. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4073697849
1347
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/104 Garden Cottage
GV II
2 cottages, now house. Graffiti on brick next to door: WW 1735. Coursed
limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings; gabled Welsh slate roof; brick
end stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys: 3-window range. Segmental brick arches over
central blocked and C20 doors, and C19 three-light casements: timber lintels
over first-floor 2-light casements. One-storey service range to left, of
limestone rubble with gabled stone slate roof. Interior not inspected. Included
for group value. -
Listing NGR: SU4074397822
1348
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/105 Gatepiers and garden walls
approx. 110m. SE of Kingston
House
GV II
Gatepiers and kitchen garden walls. Early C18. Red brick gatepiers: each have
moulded limestone entablature surmounted by fine urns with scrolled handles.
Attached walls enclosing kitchen garden of chequer brick on inner face and
coursed limestone rubble on outer face.
Listing NGR: SU4081297824
1349
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/100 Gazebo, terrace walls, gates,
06/08/52 gatepier and wall approx. 74m
NW of Kingston House
(Formerly listed as Kingston
House including Gazebo)
GV II*
Gazebo. Early C18. Red brick front of header bond, and Flemish bond centre;
sides and rear of chequer brick. Felt flat roof. Gazebo above cockpit.
One-storey, 2-window range front. Entry to gazebo from terrace flanked by halved
apses with entry to closet on right and stairs on left: gauged brick flat arches
over central 8-panelled door and late C19 single-light casements in outer bays:
flat brick arches-over late C19 panelled doors to sides. 2-storey side walls
have keyed round-arched doorways to cockpit, gauged brick-flat arches over
9-pane sashes and blind window to right: splayed stone stair-light to left.
Carved cornice. Interior: cockpit has quarry tile floor and domed brick ceiling;
stone winder stairs. Panelled gazebo with pilasters flanking windows. Raised
terrace has stone-coped walls of random bond brick, and stone rubble finished in
brick: wall bulges out at intervals to accommodate a group of ancient yew trees.
Stone steps with stone coped ramp and pier descends to fine wrought-iron gates
with crested overthrow arch: L-shaped wall of chequer brick, returned to house
(q.v.), has a brick gatepier with stone pineapple finial at corner. It is likely
that the terrace originally overlooked a formal garden, probably a parterre, to
the west.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.160-161).
Listing NGR: SU4079997986
1350
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/101 Gatepier approx. 63m. N of
Kingston House
GV II
Gatepier. Early C18. Red brick, limestone moulded entablature: surmounted by
pineapple finial. Together with the corresponding gatepier attached to the
terrace wall (q.v.), it originally flanked the rear entrance to Kingston House
(q.v.).
Listing NGR: SU4071297988
1351
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/103 Granary approx. 65m. SSE of
Kingston House
GV II
Granary. C18. Raised on staddle stones. C20 weatherboarding over light timber
frame; half-hipped old tile roof. Plank door with cat hole in gable wall.
Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4074997841
1352
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHHOOR RACE FARM LANE
SU4097 (East side)
14/107 Nos.5 and 6
- II
Two cottages. Early C17. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof;
brick ridge and right end stacks. 2-unit plan, and 2-unit lobby-entry plan to
left (No.6). 2 storeys: 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and windows
except leaded stair-light to right of centre. Interior of No.6: chamfered
ogee-stopped beam and C19 winder stairs to left; chamfered roll-stopped beam and
similar bressumer over open fireplace with bread oven to right. First floor has
collar truss with lateral chamfered spine beam to right: soffits of collar, butt
purlins and moulded principal are chamfered. No.5 not inspected but likely to be
of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4065797639
1353
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR RACE FARM LANE
SU4097 (East side)
14/108 Race Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble with brick dressings; gabled
stone slate roof; brick end stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys: 3-window range. C20
stone porch. Segmental brick arches over 3-light casements. Mid C19 rear
extension. Interior and rear not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4061597515
1354
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR RACE FARM LANE
SU4097 (West side)
14/106 Gates and gatepiers approx.
400m. SE of Kingston House,
Kingstone Bagpuize Park
- II
Gates and gatepiers. Early C18. Limestone ashlar gatepiers: rusticated, with
moulded cornice and draped ball finial. Fine wrought-iron gates have elaborate
cresting.
Listing NGR: SU4087797794
1355
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR RACE FARM LANE
SU4097 (West side)
14/109 Orchard Cottage
- II
House. Early Cl8. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof with deep
old tile band; brick right end stack and truncated ridge stack to left. 2-unit
outshut plan. 2 storeys: 3-window range. Timber lintels over late C19
four-panelled door and C19 two- and 3-light casements. C20 extension to left.
Interior: chamfered and stopped beams. Open fireplace. Part of post and panel
partition with moulded panel survives to left of door.
Listing NGR: SU4066297716
1356
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR RECTORY LANE
SU4097 (West side)
14/110 Crowsnest
- II
House. C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble; half-hipped thatch roof; brick ridge
stack. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber
lintels over C20 door, C20 casement to left and 3-light leaded casements:
2-light and one 4-light leaded first-floor casements. C20 extension to left and
garage to rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4084097651
1357
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR RECTORY LANE
SU4097 (West side)
14/111 Little Pelham
09/02/66
- II
Rectory, now house. Designed c.1723 by Dr. George Clarke of Oxford for Richard
Blechinden: remodelled c.1820-30, Coursed limestone rubble; hipped Welsh slate
roof; brick end stacks and rear lateral stack. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys:
symmetrical 5-window range. Central bay is framed by rusticated Doric pilasters
and has unusual ashlar open-pedimented porch: rusticated pilasters have
alternating plain and frosted stonework to raised pilaster quoins and raised
voussoirs; prominent frosted keystone to round-arched doorway: Double-leaf C19
half-glazed doors with Gothick fanlight, ground floor flat stone arches and C19
first-floor stone lintels over early C19 sashes. Rear: early C18 2-bay range of
one storey and attic; coursed linestone rubble with gabled old tile roof and
brick end stack: rear wall has 2 early C18 sashes with thick glazing bars, and
leaded dormer casements: adjoins rear right outshut. Interior: early C18
fireplace in room to left, and early C18 panelled doors. Early C19 fireplaces
and open-well staircase with stick balusters. This house is one of only 2
buildings which Dr. Clarke designed outside 0xford.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.161; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.349;
H.M.Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840, 1978,
p.217).
Listing NGR: SU4079197633
1358
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR SCHOOL LANE
SU4098 (West side)
Kingston Bagpuize
11/112 Martins
- II
House. Late C17, early/mid C18 extension to left. C17 range: colourwashed
limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; left end stack of stone finished in brick
and brick right end stack. Original plan form unclear. One storey and attic;
3-window range. Timber lintels and segmental brick arches over blocked door, and
3 two- and 3-light leaded casements: C19 dormer casements with tile pentice
beneath. C18 outshuts to right. Early C19 brick porch to left of front adjoins
early/mid C18 wing, of limestone rubble with chequer brick left side wall,
hipped stone slate roof and brick end stack. Left side wall of 2 storeys;
2-window range has blocked doorway and 3-light flanking 2-light leaded casements
above raised storey band. Interior: chamfered and stopped beam: quarter-turn
stairs to rear of chimney stack.
Listing NGR: SU4046398422
1359
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR STONEHILL LANE
SU4097 (South side)
Southmoor
14/113 Southmoor Farmhouse
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as Court
Close)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early/mid C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled and
hipped C20 tile roof; ridge and end external stacks of stone finished in brick.
L-plan with front right wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Timber
lintels over blocked doorway and C19 six- and 8-pane sashes. Wing of one and 2
storeys projects from right bay of front: of limestone rubble, stone slate
roofs, and present entry with C20 door in left side wall. Main range has blocked
doorway to rear and later C18 outshut to right. Interior: chamfered and stopped
beam and bressumer over open fireplace in left room: central room has similar
bressumer over large open fireplace and mid C19 staircase with re-used early C18
section of turned balusters on closed string. First floor has chamfered and
stopped quartered beams to right. 4-bay collar-truss roof with clasped and butt
purlins.
Listing NGR: SU4027597894
1360
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR STONEHILL LANE
SU39NE (South side)
Southmoor
4/114 Southfield and attached wall
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble, squared quoins
and dressings; light timber framing exposed in rear right bay. Gabled artificial
stone slate roof; brick symmetrical end stacks. 3-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys;
symmetrical 3-window range. Carved brackets to flat hood over plank door with
overlight. Segmental stone arches over C20 casement to right and 3-light leaded
casements to left: timber lintels over 3-light first-floor casements. To right
is service range, now house, of 2 storeys: 2-window range: limestone rubble, C20
tile roof. Interior: stop-chamfered and cased beams. Open fireplace in kitchen
of service range to right. Roof not inspected. Subsidiary features: high wall of
limestone rubble attached to left front.
Listing NGR: SU3989897847
1361
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR STONEHILL LANE
SU39NE (South side)
Southmoor
4/115 Church Cottage
GV II
House. Late C17, extended to left in early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble;
gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack. L-plan with rear left wing. One storey
and attic; 6-window range. Timber lintel and concrete lintel over C18 two-light
leaded casement and C20 casements: gabled C20 dormers. Concrete lintel over C19
door in left side wall. Rear wing of one storey and attic has timber lintels
over 2- and 3-light leaded casements, and 2-light leaded casement in dormer: C20
garage to rear. Interior: room to rear left has C18 panelled shutters, chamfered
and stopped beam and bressumer over open firepace: two C17 plank doors with
wooden latches, one leading to C17 quarter-turn stairs. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU3987897829
1362
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR TOWN POND LANE
SU4097 (South side)
Southmoor
14/116 Court Close and attached wall
09/02/66
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C17: remodelled and extended to sides c.1810.
Uncoursed limestone rubble, coursed left bay extension; gabled and half-hipped
stone slate roof; brick ridge stack and right end stack. One- extended to 3-unit
plan. 2 storeys: 3-window range. Chamfered timber lintel over 5-panelled door
set in beaded architrave: C19 stone porch. Chamfered timber lintels over
tripartite sashes and first-floor 3-light leaded casements: left bay has timber
lintel over French windows, and 2-light casement in half dormer. C17 dairy to
rear, heightened in early C19, has 3-light oak diamond mullioned window with
leaded-lights. Interior: C17 quartered and chamfered cyma-stopped beams and
stop-chamfered joists in ground floor room, which also has inserted early C19
central partition, panelled doors and arched stone fireplace. Chamfered and
stopped first-floor beams. 2-bay attic has closed truss with butt purlins and
fine C17 plank door with iron fittings set in chamfered frame. Extension to
right of front dated 1810 on beam: of similar materials and of one storey and
attic. 2-window range: 2- and 3-light leaded casements, and bread oven
projection in right side wall. Subsidiary features: high wall to left, of
limestone rubble, is ramped down at front.
Listing NGR: SU4012497827
1363
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR TOWN POND LANE
SU4097 (South side)
Southmoor
14/117 Stables approx. 2m S of Court
Close
GV II
Stables. C18, extended early C19. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate
roof. One-storey, 2-bay range. Rolled steel joist over C20 entry to right:
gabled loft door above C20 window to left. Early C19 extension of similar
materials to left. Interior: chamfered beams, manger rack, original roof.
Listing NGR: SU4013197803
1364
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR TOWN POND LANE
SU39NE (South side)
Southmoor
4/118 Town Pond Cottage
- II
Two cottages, now house. Late C17, C20 extension. Uncoursed limestone rubble;
gabled thatch roof; stone end stacks, one now in ridge. 2-unit plan. One storey
and attic; 5-window range. Timber lintels over blocked door to right and C20
door to left, and C20 casements; C20 half-dormer casements. Bread oven projects
from left bay of front wall. C20 extension of similar materials to right.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3998797796
1365
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR TOWN POND LANE
SU39NE (South side)
Southmoor
4/119 Trafalgar Square Cottage
- II
House. Early C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete tile roof;
rendered and brick gable end stacks. L-plan with rear right wing. 2 storeys;
2-window range. Timber lintels over C20 windows. Concrete lintel over C20 door
in left side wall. Interior: front range has central timber-framed partition
under collar truss, and chamfered and stopped beams. Rear wing has full set of
chamfered and stopped beams and joists and 2-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3994897692
1366
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR WITNEY ROAD
SP40SW (East side)
2/120 North Audley
- II
Farmhouse. c.1730. Chequer brick front to coursed limestone rubble with brick
quoins; old tile roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic;
symmetrical 3-window range. 6-panelled door with overlight and flat hood with
finely carved consoles and panelled soffit. Door flanked by segmental-arched
3-light leaded cross windows: timber lintels over similar first-floor windows of
3 lights flanking 2-light over door. Raised storey band; dentilled eaves. Three
gabled roof dormers with C20 casements. Fine end brick Dutch gables with tile
coping: stacks placed at junction of front range with double-gabled rear range,
also with tile coping. Two C18 two-light leaded casements to rear, and 2-light
leaded cross-window in left gable wall. Interior: 4-panelled doors set in
moulded architraves, and 2 early C18 plank doors to rear. Open fireplace to
right. Early C18 dog-leg with winder staircase in central vestibule has fine
turned balusters set on closed string, and plank spandrel. First floor not
inspected. A rare example of a Dutch-gabled farmhouse in this area.
Listing NGR: SP4121000237
1367
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR WITNEY ROAD
SP40SW (East side)
2/121 Kingston Hill Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C17, later C17 and C20 alterations. Uncoursed limestone rubble;
gabled old tile roof; rendered ridge stack finished in brick, stone lateral
stack to rear right. 3-unit cross-passage plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window
range. Timber lintel over C20 door with C20 porch. C20 timber lintels over C20
windows except 3-light leaded casement to right and similar 4-light casement to
centre of first floor. Roof dormer has C20 casement. Later outshut and one-bay
wing flank C17 stair-turret with 2-light leaded casement: all of similar
materials. Interior: stack backs onto cross passage. Noted as having old beams,
open fireplace, plank doors.
Listing NGR: SP4081000057
1368
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR WITNEY ROAD
SU4098 (East side)
11/122 Appleby Cottage
- II
House. Date on brick quoin, 17EE32. Coursed limestone rubble with brick
dressings; old tile roof; stone left end stack rebuilt in C20. 2-unit plan. One
storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintel over C19 plank door set in
leaded architrave: C20 gabled hood. Segmental brick arches over C19 three-light
casements: late C19 gabled dormers with 2-light casements. One-bay outhouse to
left is weatherboarded with hipped old tile roof. Interior: room to left has
full set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists, and open fireplace adjoining
winder stairs. Ribbed first-floor door. 2-bay roof with closed truss.
Listing NGR: SU4072298483
1369
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR WITNEY ROAD
SP40SW (West side)
2/123 New Bridge and flanking walls
09/02/66 (that part in Kingston
Bagpuize C.P.)
(Formerly listed as New Bridge
(that part in Abingdon Rd.))
GV II*
Bridge. C14 with later repairs. Coursed and dressed limestone. 6 pointed arches
to entries are divided by prominent cutwaters which provide refuges for
travellers above. Groins of 2 central arches have lateral ribs surviving. New
Bridge is the most complete medieval bridge in Oxfordshire, and was the scene of
skirmishes in the Civil War when Parliamentary forces under Waller attempted to
cross the bridge in order to surround Oxford and capture the King. Scheduled as
an Ancient Monument.
(M.R, Toynbee, "Radcot Bridge and Newbridge", Oxonensia Vol.14 (1949), pp.46-53;
Medieval Bridges in Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No. 17;
Buildings of England: Oxfordshire, p.161).
Listing NGR: SP4036501409
1370
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR WITNEY ROAD
SP40SW (West side)
2/124 The Maybush Public House
GV II
House, now Public House. Mid C18, later one-bay extension to left. Uncoursed
limestone rubble, coursed rubble to left bay with brick quoins and dressings.
Gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stacks. 3-unit outshut plan extended to
4-units. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Segmental brick arches over
2-panelled door with tile pediment hood, and C19 three-light casement: left bay,
one storey before eaves raised in mid C20, has similar arches over blocked door
and 3-light casement. Dentilled brick eaves; 3 gabled dormers with 2-light
casements. C18 sash in right gable wall. C20 rear extensions. Interior:
chamfered and stopped beams. First floor not inspected. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SP4035101366
1371
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR WITNEY ROAD
SP40SW (West side)
2/125 Approach bridge and flanking
09/02/66 walls approx. 30m. S of New
Bridge
(Formerly listed as Approach
bridge to "New Bridge")
GV II
Bridge. Late C18. Limestone ashlar with 6 semi-circular arches. Later rubble
parapet has chamfered ashlar coping with pyramidal piers to centre and ends. The
bridge replaced a stone causeway, mentioned by Leland in 1536, that carried the
road above the floodplain to New Bridge (q.v.): "Ther is a long cawsye of stone
at eche end of the bridge".
(L. Toulmin Smith (Ed.), Leland's Itinerary in England and Wales, 1964, p.201).
Listing NGR: SP4036101343
1372
of
2228
KINGSTON BAGPUIZE WITH SOUTHMOOR KINGSTON BAGPUIZE PARK
SU4097
14/99 Kingston House
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as Kingston
House including Gazebo)
GV II*
Country house. c.1710, probably for Fettiplace Blandy, but with possible C17
origins: interior partly remodelled c.1730. Flemish bond red brick; limestone
ashlar basement, quoin strips and dressings. Shallow gabled lead roof. Brick
stacks, projecting from side walls of central block, are each paired together by
round arch with moulded stone dressings. Double-pile plan. Early Georgian style.
2 storeys; 7-window range. 2:3:2 front has projecting pedimented central block
raised by an attic above the outer bays. 2-light stone-mullioned basement
windows. Steps to double-leaf doors with fanlight: keyed round-arched doorway
has Doric entablature and base (without shaft) sunk into rusticated surround
with triglyph frieze: segmental-arched sash window above has engaged Ionic
columns and curved shoulders. 6-pane sashes with thick glazing bars to all
windows: moulded stone architraves to keyed round-arched windows, and
segmental-arched first-floor windows, all with apron blocks. String course.
Moulded cornice carried across raised centre which has keyed moulded architraves
to attic windows and lunette in pediment. Flaming urns of the Blandy family
placed at outer ends of pediment and flanking parapets. Almost identical rear
elevation has 2-light cavetto-moulded basement windows and double-leaf doors set
in plain moulded architrave with fanlight and entablature. Pedimented 3-bay side
walls have similar windows and 2 round-headed attic windows in each pediment:
doorway to left has stone steps with brick walls and stone piers. Interior:
basement has C18 kitchen and reset early C17 panelling with traces of filigree
decoration beneath the paint. Plan: central hall opens to rear hall with
staircase: first-floor saloon subdivided in 1730s. Hall has Ionic dentilled
cornice, panelled dado and, on the rear wall, a tall round-arched entry with
later C18 door and panelling flanked by 2 fine Baroque stone fireplaces. Keyed
segmental-arched doorways with 6-panelled doors to dining room on left, with
doors, panelling and marble fireplace of c.1730, and parlour on right with
similar panelling and earlier C18 fireplace which has finely carved frieze and
Fettiplace griffins on the consoles. Bedroom opening onto closet behind parlour
has earlier C18 bolection-moulded panelling with dentilled pediment over doorway
and broken-pediment entablature over marble fireplace: much of the panelling and
the cornice removed in mid C20. Dog-leg back stairs behind dining room has
turned balusters on closed string. Fine staircase, with pedestal-shaped newels
and fluted bulbs carved at foot of turned balusters, rises in 2 arms to
balustraded first-floor gallery: buffet on gallery has finely carved large shell
niche. Panelled rooms of c.1730, eared architrave to overmantle on right.
History: likely dates are about 1710 when Fettiplace Blandy, son of John Blandy
and grandson of Sir Edmund Fettiplace, succeeded to the property; and in 1728
1373
of
2228
when the Blandys bought the "Mansion House" which the deed states had been
purchased by Fettiplace from John Latton in 1670, the old moated house being
left to fall down. It has been suggested that George Townsend built the Early
georgian house because of similarities with the designs of hid former master,
Vanbrugh.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.160-161; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.349;
C. Hussey, "Kingston House, Berkshire", Country Life, November
'9,
1942,
pp.890-3, 938-41; John Betjeman and John Piper, "Murray's Architectural Guide":
Berkshire, 1949, p.131; deed at Kingston House dated 22.11.1728; H.M. Colvin, A
Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, 1660-1830, 1978, p.830).
Listing NGR: SU4072897913
1374
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/87 Church Cottage.
GV II
House. Late C16, remodelled c.1900. Front has cob and wattle infill to timber
frame, all rendered; chalk base with some brick; rear wall in chalk rubble
brought to course; thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-
window range. Pedimented hood on brackets over central c.1900 plank door with
light. 2-light leaded casements with stone slate sills to first floor; 2-light
C18 casements of c.1900 with pointed heads below; and 3-light, C18 leaded
casements to rear. Hipped roof; end stacks. Interior: plank dado of c.1900 to
centre: 6-panelled and plank doors with moulded architraves of c.1900: quarter-
turn and straight flight stairs; 4-bay late C16 roof with cambered collar, butt
purlins and arched windbraces. Single-storey bay of c.1900 with 2-light
casements to right.
Listing NGR: SU3267887692
1375
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/88 Church of St. John the Baptist
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as Church of
St. John)
GV II*
Parish church. Chancel c.1200, early C19 vestry; nave c.1200; bell turret and
porch c.1883. Rendered walls, except chalk and sarsen coursed rubble to vestry,
limestone dressings, slate roof. East window with reticulated tracery; 2-bay
chancel with one-and 2-light early C14 windows with reticulated tracery and one
- light lancets of c.1200. Early C19 vestry with double flue chimney stack to
north has plank door with shouldered arch and 3-light windows with cinquefoiled
heads and label mould over. Nave has one lancet of c.1200 and two 2-light early
C19 windows with segmental heads to south wall: north wall has one 2- light
and one 3-light mid C17 stone-mullioned window; late C19 timber porch on stone
base; north door c.1200 has dog tooth ornament to semi-circular arch, engaged
columns to jambs, and studded door with decorative iron hinges of c.1200. At
west end is timber bell-turret with spirelet, c.1883. Interior: chancel has
some C14 stained glass in south window. C14 wall paintings around east and
north windows depict figures of St. Peter and St. Paul on a ground diapered
with sexfoil flowers, large figures of the saints; Herod's Feast with Salome
dancing,decollation of the Baptist below, the Baptist's head on head of Christ
with a cruciform nimbus and Herod with Salome bearing a charger; mid C17
panelling behind altar, mid C17 balustraded altar rail, mid C17 two-bay roof
with moulded bridging beam and rafters. Mid C17 chancel screen. Nave: mid C17
pulpit has carved tester with richly panelled support, and each face bearing
carved escutcheon; plain font of c.1200; late C19 benches have C15 bench ends
with traceried heads and arms, instruments of the passion etc. 4-bay, mainly
C17, roof with carved king post. [Buildings of England, Berkshire, p.161.1 ]
Listing NGR: SU3261887622
1376
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/89 Collins' Cottage.
GV II
House. C18. Chalk rubble brought to course, chalk quoins: right gable wall in
chalk and sarsen rubble with squared chalk bands; thatched roof; brick stack.
2-unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range. C20 chalk and thatch porch. Timber
lintels over plank door and C20 casements. Brick storey band; hipped and gabled
roof, right end stack. Interior: original plank doors with fittings; truss
obscured. Contemporary lean-to rear left; C20 lean-to rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3269887894
1377
of
2228
In the entry for:-
KINGSTON LISLE
SU 38 NW
6/90 House adjoining south side
of Old Plough Cottage and
attached gates
GV II
------------------------------------
The entry shall be amended to read:-
KINGSTON LISLE
SU 38 NW
6/90 The Old Chapel Cottage
and attached gates
GV II
------------------------------------
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/90 House adjoining south side of
Old Plough Cottage and
attached gates
GV II
Cottages. Late C18. Squared chalk brought to course, brick quoins and
dressings; tiled roof; brick stacks.; 3-unit outshot plan. 2- storeys.4 window
range. Segmental brick arches over two 6-panelled doors, leaded casements and 2
blind first-floor windows; s-shaped iron ties; gabled roof; end stacks.
Interior not inspected. House incorporates two cottages, one unit to left, 2-
units to right. Single-storey mid C19 wing to right. To left and facing road
are two cast-iron gates attached to chalk rubble wall.
Listing NGR: SU3270187832
1378
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/91 Kingstoncommon Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Uncoursed chalk and sarsen rubble, brick quoins and
dressings; stone slate roof, brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2-storey, 3-
window range. C20 flat hood, and segmental brick arch, over 4-panelled door
with overlight. Brick segmental arches and dressings to C20 three-light
casements. Brick plinth course, storey band and eaves band to wood modillion
eaves; 2 gabled dormers, rebuilt in C20; hipped roof; intend stacks to rear.3
storeys to rear, with one early C19 three-light wood-mullioned casements.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3304488771
1379
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/92 Kingston Lisle House
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Kingstone
Lisle Park)
GV II*
Country House. Datestone found above rear door of central block, G(eorge)
H(yde) 1677: new front added c.1720, side wings added c.1812, garden front re-
modelled c.1825. Rendered walling; stone slate roof, Welsh slate to part of
central block roof; rendered stacks. Double-pile central block with later side
wings. Central block is 2-storey and attic, 7-window range, pediment over
central 3 bays. Original central and arched doorway with Gibbs surround filled
by early C19 sash; keyblocks to semi-circular arches over ground floor, early
C19 sashes and tall first floor sash over door, the keystone of which touches
the cornice of the pediment; keyblocks to first floor sashes; 3 stone bands at
storey level and below and beneath parapet with corner urns; keyed lunette to
tympanum, antifixae to parapet corners. Side wings: 2-storey, 3-window range of
sashes, ground floor ones having keystones and imposts to semi-circular heads;
porch of c.1960 to right side of left wing to panelled double-leaf doors.
Moulded wood cornice. Hipped roof to centre block, ridge stacks to side wings,
all have moulded caps. Garden front of c.1825 has 2:3:2 window range of
tripartite sashes, each with brackets to floating cornice over; three C20
French windows to right side. 3-bay side walls: left side wall has semi-
circular bay window with 3 sashes to each floor. Projection at angle between
rear of side wing and left wall of central block has semi-circular arch over
large 10-pane window lighting central passage in house; blind alcove with
statue of putto playing flute; modillioned cornice. Interior: bolection-moulded
panelling to ground and first floor rear right rooms; the centre front room,
formerly the hall, retains Rococo plasterwork on the ceiling. Otherwise all
interior dates to c.1825-30. All original doors and fittings survive; all
fireplaces except those in centre rear room, room in left wing and first floor
room to rear right were brought from London c,1950. Imposing entrance passage
to left with fluted Doric pilasters carried to a coffered tunnel vault which
ends in a large lighted bay: this has grouped fluted Doric pilasters carried to
a vault with unusual fans in the corners. A large passage to the right proceeds
through various features to the staircase: the first section has 6-panelled
doors set in blind arches, caryatids supported by a projecting cornice, and the
same fans in the corners of the ceiling: the next space is entered through an
arch articulated by Doric columns and pilasters with caryatids grouped on the
cornice: next an oblong groin vault and then at the end of the range a half-
vault with fans. Open-well staircase with two flights boldly flying over the
hall: wrought-iron balusters with S-scrolls. Late C20 loggia to rear right with
reset datestone of 1677. To the right a covered passage supported by columns
1380
of
2228
connects the service area of the house to a passage running through the early
C19 servants' hall: mostly built in Flemish bond brick; Welsh slate roof; brick
stack. 2 Diocletion windows with limestone keys and imposts to left wall, semi-
circular one-storey bay window to rear; moulded wood cornice; hipped roof,
lateral stack. Wall, of brick one side and stone the other, attached to rear
right of house, is carried over semi-circular arch with iron gate to right;
small early C19 block with two Diocletion windows attached to rear wall. Also
to front left of servants' hall is a brick wall carried to the garden: semi-
circular arch over iron fan and gate to left. Very little is known of the
architectural history of this house. It is certain that the side wings were
built by the Lechlade builders Richard Pace and Son and commissioned by the
then owner of Kingston Lisle House, Edwin Martin-Atkins (1778-1825) Binney has
suggested that Atkins, rather than Basevi or Cockerell, was the architect of
the house. (Howard Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects,
1600-1840, 1978, p.605; Marcus Binney, "Kingston Lisle Park, Berkshire",
Country Life, June 17, 1971, pp 1524-1527; The Buildings of England, Berkshire,
pp 161-2.)
Listing NGR: SU3264587500
1381
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE,
SU38NW
6/93 Kingston Lisle Park. The lodge
and attached gates and gate
piers
GV II
Lodge to Kingston Lisle Park (q.v.). Early C19, extended c.1900. Chalk rubble,
brick quoins, limestone dressings; stone slate roof; brick stacks. Original
single-unit plan extended to 2 units c.1900. Tudor Revival style; 1 1/2-storey,
2-window range. 4-centered arch with moulded architrave over planked door.
Lateral moulds over two 2-light cavetto-moulded stone-mullioned windows, one to
left being early C19, one to right c.1900. Dentilled eaves; 3 gabled dormers of
c.1900 have 2-light casements with arched heads; gabled roof; end stack.
Interior: chamfered and stopped beam in hall. C20 brick and tile lean-to at
rear to left. Entrance gates and gate piers to Kingston Lisle Park adjoining to
left: wrought-iron gates, limestone ashlar piers with ball finials. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3258287618
1382
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/94 Kingston Lisle House, stables
approx 150 metres north.
GV II
Stables and Coach-house. in Kingstone Lisle Park (q.v.). Early C19. Chalk
ashlar limestone dressings; squared and coursed chalk; Flemish bond brick to
rear; Welsh slate roof. Central block flanked a single storey wing. Tudor
Revival Syie. 2 1/2-storey. 6-window range; 2:2:2 facade doors to side wings
adjoin central block: limestone segmental arches with raised key over rebated
6-panelled and double doors. Label moulds over cavetto-moulded and stone -
mullioned 2-light windows with arched heads except similar 3-light windows to
ground floor of central block; original latticed leaded lights, removed from
ground floor central and right blocks. Moulded stone architrave with flat head
over central loft doors; single-light window in similar style to top of
surmounts ridge of central block; gabled roof; rear lateral stack.
Listing NGR: SU3256487592
1383
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/95 Kingston Lisle House, walling
and associated features to
front.
GV II
Wall, steps and urns at front of Kingston Lisle House (q.v.). Early C19
limestone ashlar front of wall has central entrance flanked by low square piers
surmounted by ball finials with broad anulets; to each side, this low wall is
broken by a stepped ramp and 3 steps; flanked by similar piers. Similar
attached walling close to house connected to steps with similar ramps and piers
to right. Side wall to left has C20 cast-iron rail broken by 3 square piers and
is carried through to a wall flanking the left side of the house: this wall is
surmounted by Grecian urns brought here by Edwin Martin-Atkins c.1825. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3267187518
1384
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/96 Kingston Lisle House,Ice-
House approx 150 metres
north-east.
GV II
Ice-house. C18. Chalk coursed rubble over inner brick skin, in header bond.
Circular plan. Interior: brick lined dome.
Listing NGR: SU3279187555
1385
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/97 Kingston Lisle House, garden
steps approx 15 metres west.
GV II
Steps in garden of Kingston Lisle Park (q.v.). Early C19 limestone ashlar.
steps with square piers and straight ramp; piers at top surmounted by lead
Grecian urns. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3262387487
1386
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/98 Kingston Lisle House, gates;
gate-piers and walls approx
200 metres south-west.
GV II
Entrance gate to Kingston Lisle Park (q.v.). Early C19. Limestone ashlar piers,
flanking walls in imitation stone render over brick with piers. Elaborate
wrought-iron gates with crested top, flanked by square piers with plain plinth
blocks, moulded cornice and ball finials. Flanked by low walls with plain iron
railings which are canted out to square piers with pyramidal coping; wall
returned straight to piers at sides with same detailing. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU3257587355
1387
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/99 Kingston Lisle House, gates
and gate piers approx 400
metres south.
GV II
Entrance gates to Kingston Lisle Park [q.v.].Early C19. Limestone ashlar.
Square piers with moulded plinth and cornice with ball finials; wrought-iron
double gates. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3247287152
1388
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
SU38SW Kingston Warren Farmhouse.
6/100,9/100
II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C18. Imitation stone render,coursed chalk and sarsen
rubble with brick dressings to sides and rear; old tile roof, brick stacks.
Double-depth plan with left side wing. 2-storey, 2-window range. Early C20
porch and door; mid C19 horned sashes. Dentilled brick eaves, gabled with end
stack to left and hipped to right: hipped roof to gable wall of right wing.
Interior not inspected. 3-window range to right wing: late C19 two and 3- light
casements and late C19 plant: door; two gable dormers, ridge and end stacks.
Mid-late C19 single-storey extension to right gable wall: late C20 extension to
left of front.
Listing NGR: SU3184885012
1389
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/101 Little Farmhouse.
GV II
Farmhouse. C16, remodelled early C19. Square timber framing with wattle and
daub infill, and cruck partly exposed in right gable wall; original timber
frame of right wing clad in early C19 Flemish bond brick. Left wing in
uncoursed chalk rubble. Thatched roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 1 1/2-storey, 3-
window range. Tiled C20 porch to early C19 six panelled (4 glazed) door
adjoining left wing; C20 3-light casements; gabled and half-hipped roof;
projecting end stack to right and ridge stack at junction of wings. Interior not
inspected. C20 lean-to at rear.
Listing NGR: SU3253687674
1390
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/102 Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C17, modified and extended to right in late C19.Uncoursed
Sarsen rubble with chalk quoins. Only part of original plan form survives. 2
1/2-storey, one-window range to C17 block. Ovolo-moulded and stopped wood
lintels over 3 and 4-light leaded casements. Gabled roof, lateral left stack.In
late C19 the right side of the C17 block was demolished [no quoining survives]
and an extension built; coursed chalk rubble, brick dressing Welsh slate roof:
2 storey, 3-window range, segmental arches with brick dressings to 2-light
casements and 6-panelled door with over lights to left. Interior : late C19
doors and straight-flight staircase but no C17 features except collar truss at
right angles to front and adjoining late C19 extensioni the original C17 house
extended further to the right. Mid C19 service wing in flemish bond brick, with
flared headers to rear left retains original leaded casements and planked
doors.
Listing NGR: SU3273187754
1391
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/103 Manor Farmhouse, stables and
granary approx 5 metres north.
GV II
Stables and granary. C18. Weatherboarded over light timber frame on brick and
sarsen plinth to front; chalk and sarsen rubble wall at rear replaced original
timber framed wall in C19; jettied first floor to left side wall; thatched
roof. 4-bay plan. 1 1/2-storey; C20 door and windows except C18 loft door and 2-
light wood-mullioned and unglazed window with vertical staves to top of left
side wall. Half-hipped roof. Interior: 4-bay roof has one queen post and two
collar trusses with butt purlins. 2-bay structure adjoins right gable wall;
originally timber framed: now has concrete block front wall and chalk and
sarson rear wall; queen post trusses with clasped purlins. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU3268687762
1392
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/104 Manor Farm, Barn approx 40
metres east
GV II
Barn. C16. Chalk uncoursed rubble to front wall, chalk quoins; rear wall
originally timber framed but extra aisle added and chalk rubble walling is C18;
weatherboarding to top of gable walls; concrete tiles. 5 bay, with original
front aisle, and C18/C19 rear aisle. Central early C19 porch, weatherboarded
over brick and sarsen base; half-hipped roof. Interior: Collar truss with
arched side struts, butt purlins; windbraced; jowled to post is arch-braced to
tie-beam and wall-plate; note use of edge-halved scarfs with short halvings and
long bridlings in wall-plate.
Listing NGR: SU3273187751
1393
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/105 Old Forge Cottages.
12/09/78 (Formerly listed as Raceyard
Cottages)
GV II
House. C17, modified in C19. Timber framed wall to left gable has square and
irregular framing: later uncoursed chalk and sarsen rubble to front and C20
brick to rear. Thatched roof; brick stack. 3-unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window
range. Timber lintels over C20 door and casements, one of which blocks door to
left. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3270487854
1394
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE
SU38NW
6/106 Thornhill House.
21/11/66
GV II
House. c.1710, remodelled c.1800 and c.1890. Flemish bond brick; old tile roof;
brick stacks. Complex plan. Asymmetrical garden front of c.1710; 2- storey,
5-window range includes 2-bay gable end of left wing: Steps up to 6- panelled
door to left with C20 flat hood, moulded architrave, cambered brick arch and 2
leaded overlights; left wing has brick flat arches over four and 2-light
wood-mullioned and transomed leaded casements; to right are timber lintels over
one-light leaded casements, and cambered brick arches over c.1710 four-light
wood-mullioned and transomed leaded casements. Large lateral stack to right,
modillioned wood eaves; central gabled dormer with c.1710 two light leaded
casements; hipped roof. Left wall is 3-storey, 3-window range with rubbed brick
flat arches over sashes flanking mid-C18 tripartite sashes; moulded cornice,
central gabled dormer with moulded cornice and 2-light late C19 casement. Right
gable elevation remodelled c.1800 in Flemish bond brick with flared headers,
flat rubbed-brick arches over early C19 sashes in 3- window range. Similar
sashes to rear elevation. Interior: Original shutters and 4- panelled doors.
Late C18 dog-leg with landing stairs to front vestibule. Quarter turn and
straight flight service staircase of c.1710 to left has closed string and
moulded balusters. Front right room has fireplace and cornice of c.1770. Centre
rear converted into Morning Room in late C19, with fireplace and cornice. First
floor centre left has bedroom with iron fireplace and painted panelling of
c.1890 over C17 panelling (possibly c.1710). Early C18 six-bay collar truss
roof. To rear left is single storey service range of c.1890 connecting house to
square block of c.1800, squared and coursed chalk, brick crossbanding, tiled
and hipped roof; leaded lights, planked doors, central ridge stack. Interior
has granary over tack and saddle room.
Listing NGR: SU3263887727
1395
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE FAWLER
SU38NM
6/107 The Cottage
- II
Cottage, now house. Late C17/early C18. Irregular timber frame of small
scantling with diagonal braces and brick infill; chalk walling, whitewashed to
left bay and to right gable. Thatched roof, brick stacks. 1 1/2-storey,
5-window range; C20 casements and door; gabled roof, end and ridge stacks.
Interior: Disfigured beams, roof trusses obscured. C20 weatherboarded
single-storey extension to left. Mid C19 brick lean-to with plank door to rear
right.
Listing NGR: SU3204588093
1396
of
2228
KINGSTON LISLE FAWLER
SU38NW
6/108 Fawler Manor.
- II
House. Late C16, with TC 1590 on stack at attic level; right wing c.1910.
Roughcast over original timber frame; roughcast over brick to right wing; stone
slate roof to front, tiled at rear; brick stacks. Original hall and cross- wing
plan. 2-storey, 4-window range with 2 central bays forming recessed hall
-range. C20 door. Original 3- and 4- light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned leaded
casements with iron fittings to front and rear; C20 casements to right wing.
Gabled roof. C16 ridge stacks with double flues set diagonally, C20 stack to
front right. Interior: 4-panelled doors of c.1910; some C18 four-panelled doors
with HL hinges to first floor; left ground floor room has original chalk
fireplaces with moulded architrave; first floor has moulded beam with elaborate
stop to left wing, with original chalk fireplace with moulded surround; part of
original newel adjoining stack in left wing gives access from first floor to
attic; 5-bay collar-truss roof, butt purlins; original floorboards. C20 porch
to rear left. Fawler Manor is shown on the O.S. map as Wirdnams Farm, its
previous name.
Listing NGR: SU3203688161
1397
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT BASSETT ROAD
SU38NE
7/124 Mill Cottage
- II
House on site of mill. C17. Timber-framed, framing with diagonal braces;
thatched roof, chalk and brick stacks. 1 1/2 - storey, 2-window range. 2-unit
plan. C20 porch and door to left, C20 casements; gabled roof; chalk end stack
projects from right gable wall. Interior not inspected. Mid C19 rear wing:
brick, slate roof; 2 storey, segmental arches over C20 casements; dentilled
eaves; gabled roof. Late C20 extension to rear gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU3765685622
1398
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38NE GRANTS HILL
7/189 Village Hall (formerly listed
27/6/72 as Village Hall (former School))
GV II
School, now village hall c.1860. English bond red brick with purple brick bands;
gabled old tile roof; brick rear lateral stack. One storey; 2-window range.
Segmental brick arches over 2-light casements; central offset buttress. Pointed
tympanum arch over tall 3-light window to left: bellcote over pointed-arched
3-light casement to right. Porch with hipped roof to right has plank double doors.
Interior: stone fireplace with chamfered surround.
Listing NGR: SU3743085042
1399
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT HOLBORN HILL
SU38NE (North side)
7/118 Holborn Farmhouse.
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C17, modified late C18/early C19. Chalk rubble brought to
course with brick dressings and quoins, over original timber frame; thatched
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2 window range. Gable end of wing to
left, adjoining C20 porch ; timber lintels over C20 casements. Hipped and
half-hipped roof; ridge stacks. Interior not inspected. Late Cl8/early C19
brick and chalk lean-to at rear; late C20 weatherboarded and thatched extension
to end of front left wing.
Listing NGR: SU3709385077
1400
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT HOLBORN HILL
SU38NE (North side)
7/119 Holborn Farm. Barn approx 5
metres south east
GV II
Barn and loosebox. C18. Weatherboarded over light timber frame and brick
plinth; thatched roof. 3 bays, aisled to rear with loosebox and hayloft at left
end. One storey, loft to left. Road front has late C20 double doors to
threshing floor in central bay, and C20 lights to top right. Hipped roof.
Interior: stepped and curved jowls to posts which are arch-braced to tie-beam
and wall-plate; queen post truss, clasped purlins, new rafters to front.
Loosebox to left within 3 weatherboarded walls has C18 plank doors with strap
hinges: two C18 shutters with strap hinges between barn and looseboxes;
original ceiling joists in loosebox. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3711285069
1401
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT HOLBORN HILL
SU38NE (North side)
7/120 Arabella's Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18. Uncoursed and sarsen chalk rubble; brick quoins; thatched
roof; brick stack. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range.
Timber lintel over original blocked door to left, and over C20 casements; half-
hipped roof; end stack to left. Interior: original beams, chamfered bressumer
over fireplace with cast iron door to bread oven; closed timber-framed truss
with butt purlins, elm floorboards. Late C20 extension to left and to right;
present entry in rear right wall. Cottage named after its association with
Arabella in "Jude the obscure", by Thomas Hardy, 1895.
Listing NGR: SU3725685126
1402
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT HOLBORN HILL
SU38NE (South side)
7/121 Court Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C17 square timber framing, diagonal braces;
irregular light framing to right wing; C19 brick to rear ground floor and right
gable; thatched roof, one brick and one chalk (lateral, right) stack. 3- unit
lobby entry plan. 2-storey left, 1 1/2 storey right. Garden front: 4- window
range to left and gable wall of later wing to right. C20 door and casements;
Hipped and half-hipped roof; C17 ridge and lateral stacks. Interior: original
ribbed doors; quarter-turn and straight-flight stairs opposite entry;
straight-flight stairs to left adjoin original timber-framed partition; full
set of chamfered and stopped beams to ground and first floor left; Chamfered
bressumers to fireplaces in ground and first floor left rooms; queen-post and
collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3726285051
1403
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT HOLBORN HILL
SU38NE (South side)
7/122 Court Farm. Barn approx 10
metres south
GV II
Barn. Dated 1664 on the beam, with late C18 extension to right. Weatherboarded
over light timber frame, brick Flemish bond to right wall of C18 wing; thatched
roof. L-plan. Single storey. C20 door; half-hipped roof. Interior: C17 queen
post truss, clasped purlins. C18 two-bay wing has truss with side struts and
butt purlins. C17 two and a half bay wing probably truncated and originally
extending further to the right.
Listing NGR: SU3725485027
1404
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT HOLBORN HILL
SU38NE (South side)
7/123 The Yew Tree
GV II
Farmhouse, now public house. Late C17, early C19 walling. Imitation stone
render over brick plinth; Flemish bond brick to right side of front; C20 tile
roof, brick stacks. L-plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range. Timber lintel to
left, segmental arch to right, over 2- and 3-light C20 casements; C20 hipped
dormers. 3- window range of C20 casements to left side wall. Gabled and half-
hipped roof; late C17 left end and rear ridge stack. Interior: grate of c.1900
covers original fireplace to left room, which has chamfered and stopped beam;
chamfered beam to right room; early C19 4-panelled doors to first floor.
Listing NGR: SU3723785075
1405
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/109 Church End
GV II
House C17 to right remodelled late C18/early C19. Random bond brick to front,
over timber frame: square framing exposed to right gable and rear walls;
thatched roof; brick stacks. Original 2-unit plan extended by 2 units to left
in late C18/early C19. 1 1/2-storey, 6-window range. Late C20 porch to right.
Segmental arches over 4 closely spaced C20 casements to left and two to right;
C20 first floor casements; C18 one-light leaded casement rear right. Hipped and
gabled roof; central C17 ridge stack and end stacks. Interior not inspected.
C20 tiled outshut to rear right, 1 1/2-storey wing to rear right and extension
to front left.
Listing NGR: SU3729284949
1406
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/112 Church of St. Michael. Bale
tomb approx. 3 metres north-
east of porch.
GV II
Bale tomb. Late C17. Limestone ashlar. Moulded plinth and cornice. 3 blind
trefoiled panels to sides with moulded balusters at corners and divisions. End
panels have angel of death over eared architrave framing illegible inscription
panel.
Listing NGR: SU3738484930
1407
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/113 Church of St. Michael. Chest
tomb approx 7.5 metres east
of porch
GV II
Chest tomb. Early C18. Limestone ashlar. Moulded plinth and cornice. Moulded
corner-balusters, sides have coat of arms in low relief surmounted by cherub's
face and flanked by foliate carving. Low relief carving to end panels.
Listing NGR: SU3738184925
1408
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/114 Church of St. Michael. Chest
tomb approx. 7.5 metres east
of porch
GV II
Chest tomb. Mary Blandy died 1732 and her son William died 1731. Limestone
ashlar. Moulded plinth and cornice. Moulded corner-balusters; sides have
diagonally set and fielded inscription panels.
Listing NGR: SU3738084929
1409
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
7/115 Downs House
25/10/51
GV II
House. Probably C17 and later. Late C18 and C19 Flemish bond brick to centre,
rendered over probable original timber frame to left side wing, which has club-
and plain-tile cladding to rear gable wall; to right of centre is club- and
plain-tile cladding to first floor over brick ground floor; tiled roof; brick
stacks. 2-storey to left and centre, 1 1/2-storey to right, 6-window range to
first floor. Single C20 light to left gable; 2-window range to centre of
segmental arches over late C19 horned sashes and one-light window adjoining 6-
panelled C20 door on left, which has carved consoles to flat hood and moulded
architrave of c.1900; to right are late C19 horned sashes to 3 gabled dormers
and 4 ground floor windows. Dentilled eaves to central block. Gabled roof;
ridge, end and internal stacks. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest. 1 1/2 storey late C19 wing built against front left wall. To rear of
central and right block is early C19 2-storey block: 7-window range of
segmental arches over C20 door to right and late C19 horned sashes; dentilled
eaves.
Listing NGR: SU3748385128
1410
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38NE
7/116 Downs House. Barn approx 10
metres north
GV II
Barn now stable. C18. Weatherboard over light timber frame on brick plinth;
thatched roof. 3 bays with central opening, aisled to north. Half-hipped roof;
Interior: jowled post braced to tie beam and wall plate; queen-post truss,
clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3745585108
1411
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/117 Flint Farm. Barn at
SU/3688/8341
- II
Barn. Dated JP1823 on tie-beam. Brick plinth, weatherboarded over light timber
frame, roof. 5-bay aisled plan. C20 doors to original central threshing floor;
inserted entry to right bay; hipped roof. Interior: Collar and side- strut roof
with butt purlins; jowled main posts are arch-braced to wall- plate and
tie-beam. Included as a dated example of a late timber-framed barn.
Listing NGR: SU3687383401
1412
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/125 The Old Rectory and Parsonage
25/10/51 Flat.
GV II
House. C17, remodelled late C18. Roughcast with tile clad gables to front, over
timber frame; tile roof; brick stacks. Hall with cross-wings. 2 storeys; 6-
window range. Fenestration 1:3:2 to gabled wing, recessed and double-gabled
centre, and gabled wing. Late C20 porch to central C20 door, late C18 sashes:
gabled roof; end stacks. Interior: late C18 dog-leg with landing stairs;
panelled doors; stone floor to hall; timber framed partition to first floor
right; 3-bay C17 collar truss roof with butt purlins to right wing; left wing
slightly lower and probably earlier, but not inspected. Late C18 block to rear
left: Flemish bond brick, slate roof; 2-unit plan with access to house; 4-bay
garden front gauged flat brick arches over sashes, each recessed in a semi-
circular gauged brick arch. Late C19 brick cornice, central dormer and hipped
roof; end stacks. Interior: late C18 fireplaces in two rooms. Jonathan Swift
(1667-1745) stayed here in 1714, where he wrote "Verses on Himself" and "Some
Free Thoughts on the Present State of Affairs." (Frederick T. Barrett, Letcombe
Bassett Then and Now, 1950 (reprinted 1980), pp. 16-18).
Listing NGR: SU3745084987
1413
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/126 The Old Rectory, barn approx
15 metres south-east
(Formerly listed as The Old
Rectory Barn)
GV II*
Barn. C14, C17. Weatherboard over timber frame on chalk, sarsen and brick base;
thatched roof. L-plan. Front facing The Old Rectory has half-hipped roof to
gable wall of C17 wing; wing to right has C18 plank doors with strap hinges in
centre of 5-bay range; half-hipped roof to right. Interior: three C14 cruck
trusses to right, with arch-braces to collar, have solid yokes to ridge,
windbraces, and splayed joints to purlins. Left part has three C17 trusses and
one C17 truss at juntion with one-bay wing to left: aisled with post arch-
braced to wall-plate and tie bean; one queen post and three collar-trusses with
side strust. C18 plank double doors with strap hinges to left side wing. (John
Fletcher "Crucks in the West Berkshire and Oxford Regions," Oxonensia, 33
(1968), p.80.)
Listing NGR: SU3748284967
1414
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/127 White Cottage and Cottage
adjoining to west
GV II
Two cottages. C17. Timber framed, square framing with diagonal braces;irregular
and lighter framing to later left bay; thatched roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 1 1/2
storey, 3-window range. C20 porch and door to White Cottage; rear right gable
entry to adjoining cottage. C20 casements. Hipped roof; ridge stack. Interior
not inspected. C20 and C19 lean-to at rear. Earliest part of building is
probably the two bays to the left side of the front wall: wing to rear right
and framing to extreme right front is later C17.
Listing NGR: SU3743084982
1415
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38NE
7/128 White's Farmhouse
25/10/51
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16; remodelled c.1670. Random bond brick on sarsen
base; stone slate roof, brick stacks. 3-unit lobby entry plan, rear wing of
c.1670. 2-storey, 5-window range. C20 hood over mid C19 5-panelled door. Brick
soldier arches to ground floor, segmental arches to first floor, over C20
casements. Brick diaper patterning string course and eaves bandy sundial top
left. Hipped and gabled roof; ridge and right end stack. IB 1670 in flared
headers to top right gable, which also has original 4-light wood-mullion and
transomed casement, and rectangular panels with flint infill. Interior: Cellar,
right room has chamfered and stopped beam, 2-panelled C17 door, cast iron door
to breadoven in fireplace; fireplace with moulded limestone architrave in
centre room has pulvinated frieze to overmantle, flanked by C17 panelling;
2-panelled door with decorative hinges to cupboard adjoining dog- leg with
landing stairs in stair turret. First floor has timber framed wall with late
C16 three light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned window at junction with rear
right wing; rear gallery gives access to stairs and rooms along front; C17
panelling and doors, fireplaces with moulded chalk architrave to right and
centre rooms; timber framing to left and right walls of left room. Attic has 8-
bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Single storey wing of c.1670 to rear
right; brick, continued from right gable of house; tiled; 3-window range; 3-bay
common rafter roof with butt purlins; c.1670 stair turret between rear wing and
rear wall. Late C20 wing to rear left. (Frederick T. Barrett," Letcombe Bassett
Then and flow." 1950 (reprinted 1980), pp 22-23.)
Listing NGR: SU3746485191
1416
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38NE
7/129 White's Farmhouse, barn approx
20 metres south-west
GV II
Barn. Late C17. Weatherboard over light timber frame, on late C17 brick plinth.
C20 tile roof. 4-bay aisled plan. C18 plank double doors with strap hinges to
front; c.1900 double doors to rear; half-hipped roof. Interior: jowled post
braced to tie beam and wall plate; queen-post truss with clasped purlins and
some surviving windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3743685162
1417
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38NE
7/130 White's Farmhouse, barn approx
35 metres south-west
GV II
Barn. Late C17. Weatherboarded over light timber frame on late C17 brick plinth
in Flemish bond with flared headers: corrugated iron roof. 3-bay plan. C20
doors and lights; half-hipped roof. Interior: mid C20 cowhouse on ground floor
with inserted loft floor; jowled post braced to tie-beam and wall-plate;
collar-truss with side struts; clasped and butt purlins, windbraced.
Listing NGR: SU3743685138
1418
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/110 Church of St. Michael
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as St.Michael &
GV All Angels)
II*
Church. C12, remodelled c.1861 by W. Butterfield. Chalk and sarsen coursed
rubble rendered; limestone quoins and dressings; tile roof. C12 chancel; nave
remodelled and south aisle and vestry built c.1861; late C13 west tower. Two-
light east window much restored; north wall of chancel has C12 round-headed
lancet and fine C12 doorway has roll moulded arch, scalloped capitals with 4
carved signs of the Evangelists; south wall of chancel has similar C12 lancet
and 2-light late C13 windows; mid C19 vestry with pointed arches to doors in
end walls. South wall of nave has two 3-light C15 windows and 3-light ogee
headed window of c.1861: gabled porch of c.1861 has limestone ashlar front,
flint side wall, pierced gable end bargeboard; north wall of nave has 3-light
late C13 window and late C13 door with fillet and roll- moulded architrave.
South aisle, c.1861, has one-, 2-and 3-light windows. Gabled roofs to nave and
chancel. West tower has diagonal buttresses; late C13 two- light window set in
late C17/early C18 English bond brick wall. Interior: polychrome reredos with
coloured inlaid stone, tiled bands round chancel walls, piscina, altar rail,
benches, floor tiles and 2-bay canted roof all of c.1861. C12 chancel arch has
carved leaf trails to abaci of responds. Trefoil- headed niche for images to
east wall of nave, with blocked access to rood over. Nave has trefoiled pulpit,
lectern, prayer desk, benches and screen to tower room, all of c.1861;
Limestone font has circular bowl narrowed to octagonal base, and cover probably
of c.1861: pointed stoup next to south door: late C19 stained glass windows;
4-bay C17 common rafter roof. Arch-braced collars to roof of porch. Buildings
of England, Berkshire, p.l66.
Listing NGR: SU3737884919
1419
of
2228
LETCOMBE BASSETT
SU38SE
10/111 Church of St. Michael. Bale
tomb approx 2 metres east
of porch
GV II
Bale tomb. Inscription, 1690. Limestone ashlar. Provincial Baroque. Moulded
plinth and cornice, fluting to bale. Blind panels to sides flank central panel
with low relief carving of wigged head and draped surround. Illegible
inscriptions to end panels which have scalloped shells, one with central skull,
sunk in the tops.
Listing NGR: SU3738584928
1420
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS ANVIL LANE
SU3886 (West side)
5/17 The Anvil
- II
House. Probably late C17, with later additions to rear. Painted stone uncoursed
rubble with brick dressings; thatch roof, hipped to right; brick end stack to
left. Single storey and attic; 2-window range at right-angles to lane. Sash door
to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. 2 swept dormers.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3817486262
1421
of
2228
In the entry for:-
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3786 BASSETT ROAD
(East side)
4/18 Blandy's Farmhouse
- II
The entry shall be amended to read:-
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3786 BASSETT ROAD
(East side)
4/18 1 and 2 Blandys Farm Cottages
- II
------------------------------------
LETCOMBE REGIS BASSETT ROAD
SU3786 (East side)
4/18 Blandy's Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. C16, with alterations. Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing, with false timber-framing; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick end
stack to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 4-window range. 4-panel
door to left of centre with open gabled porch. 4-panel door to right of centre
with open lean-to porch. Irregular fenestration of casements. Left return has
bands of stone and brick. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3780586279
1422
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS POST OFFICE LANE
SU3886 (North side)
5/19 Orchard Cottage
GV II
Cottage. Early C17. Render, probably on timber-framing; thatch hipped roof;
brick ridge stack. 2-storey, 3-window range. 4-panel part-glazed door to left.
Irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3813886326
1423
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS POST OFFICE LANE
SU3886 (South side)
5/20 Nos. 1 and 3
GV II
House with later additions, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C18 and C19 additions.
Painted brick; thatch roof. C19 addition to left: render, probably on brick;
slate roof. C18 addition to right: painted brick to left; roughcast, probably on
timber-framing to right; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks. 2-storey,
2-window range with 2-storey, 2-window addition to left and 2-storey, 3-window
addition to right. Irregular fenestration of casements. C20 doors to rear.
Interior of No.2: open fireplaces to ground floor; winder staircase, Interior of
No.3 not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3814786315
1424
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS SOUTH STREET
SU3886
5/3 Dunstan Lodge
GV II
House. Early C17, with addition to left dated 1680 to panel at first floor.
Render, probably on timber-framing to ground floor centre and right; render,
probably on stone rubble to left; irregular timber-framing with rendered infill
to first floor centre and right; complex thatched roof; brick end stack to left,
ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 plank door to left
of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements, except 6-pane horned sash to
ground floor left, and 16-pane horned sash to first floor left. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3812186289
1425
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS SOUTH STREET
SU3886
5/4 Fairhaven
GV II
House. C18, with some later rebuilding. Painted brick; thatch half-hipped roof;
C20 brick ridge stack to right of centre. Single storey and attic; 4-window
range. Plank doors to left of centre, and to right. 2-light casements with
segmental brick heads to left and to centre. C20 bay window to right of centre.
2 swept dormers. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3811686276
1426
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS SOUTH STREET
SU3886
5/14 The Hollies and attached
stable
GV II
House. Probably late C18. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old
plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door to
centre with fanlight and Doric pilasters supporting open pediment. 16-pane
unhorned sashes with flat brick arches to all openings, except 12-pane unhorned
sash with flat brick arch to first floor centre. Interior not inspected. Late
C18 stable to right. Brick; old plain-tile roof. Single-storey, 2-bay range.
Plank carriage doors to left.
Listing NGR: SU3810686256
1427
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS WARBOROUGH ROAD
SU3886 (East side)
5/21 Manor Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Probably late C18 with earlier structure to rear. Painted flint
plinth; painted brick; thatch hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre.
2-storey, 5-window range. C20 glazed door to centre with C20 open porch. C19 bay
windows with sashes to left and right. Tripartite sashes to first floor.
Interior not inspected,
Listing NGR: SU3821586098
1428
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/1 Church of St. Andrew
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. C12 lower stages of tower; C15 nave, chancel and upper stage of tower.
C19 restoration. Stone uncoursed rubble to lower stages of tower; coursed
squared stone; old plain-tile roof; roof of tower not visible. 4-bay nave, 3-bay
chancel and west tower. C19 porch to centre of nave with part-glazed outer doors
and plank inner door with C19 two-centre arched stone doorway. C19 two-light
geometrical tracery windows to left and right of nave. Plank door to 2-centre
arched doorway with hood mould to centre of chancel. Probably C15 three-light
stone mullion windows with pointed lights and hood moulds to left and right of
chancel. North side: render, probably on uncoursed stone rubble. 4-centre arched
doorway with studded plank door to centre of nave, 2-light rectilinear tracery
windows to left and right of nave. 2-light stone mullion windows with
arch-topped lights to upper level of nave. 2-centre arched doorway with plank
door to C19 vestry. Probably C15 three-light stone mullion window with
arch-topped lights and hood-mould to left of chancel. C19 stone mullion window
to right of vestry. East end: 3-light rectilinear tracery window with hood
mould. Tower: 2-light plate tracery window to each face of middle stage. Upper
stage has 2-light stone mullion louvred opening with hood mould to each face.
Battlemented parapet with gargoyles. Interior: 3-bay arch-braced collar truss
roof to chancel. 4-bay arch-braced collar truss roof to nave. C19 two-centred
chancel arch. 2-centred tower arch. Round Romanesque stone font with scalloped
band to top.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p167; VCH: Berkshire: Vol 4, 1924,
pp225-6)
Listing NGR: SU3802586474
1429
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/2 Church of St. Andrew, remains
of Churchyard cross, approx,
20m S of South Porch,
GV II
Cross. Probably C15. Stone shaped octagonal base. Lower half of tapering
octagonal stone shaft.
Listing NGR: SU3803186450
1430
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/5 House adjacent to Fontevrault
House (not included) on S.
GV II
House, Mid C18 front, probably incorporating earlier structure, Grey brick with
red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick end stack
to left. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with
pediment-gabled hood on brackets. C20 three-light windows with segmental brick
heads to all openings. Blind panel to first floor centre with segmental brick
head. Dentil course to eaves. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3806786470
1431
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3786
4/6 Letcombe Regis C. of E. School
(not included), outbuilding
approx. 20m S
GV II
Outbuilding. Dated 1782 to right return. Brick plinth; red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 2-storey, 2-bay range.
Plank door to centre with segmental brick head. Single-light window with glazing
bars to first floor centre. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3797886453
1432
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/7 Nos.1-4 (consec) Old Manor
Cottages
GV II
Row of 4 cottages, possibly formerly house, C17, with later alterations. Painted
brick to right; roughcast, possibly on brick, to left; thatch half-hipped roof;
brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre. Single storey and attic;
6-window range. Plank doors to left of centre, centre, and to right of centre.
Irregular fenestration of wood casements, mostly with segmental brick heads. 4
swept dormers. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3805886544
1433
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3786, SU3886
4/8, 5/8 Old Manor House
24/11/66
GV II
Manor house, now house. Early C17, with later alterations. Painted brick to
ground floor; roughcast, probably on timber-framing to first floor and attic;
stone slate roof; brick stacks, including massive end stack to left return with
diagonally set flues. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. 4-panel part-glazed
door to centre with late C19 gabled porch. C19 wood cross-windows to ground and
first floors left and right. 2-light wood casement to first floor centre.
Cross-gables to left and right with 2-light wood casements. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3800186539
1434
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/9 Old Manor House, Dovecote
24/11/66 approx. 20m N
(Formerly listed as Dovecote
at Old Manor House)
GV II
Dovecote. Probably early C18, with some C20 alterations. Banded stone in panels
with brick dressings; old plain-tile half-hipped roof; wood glover to ridge,
with hipped old plain-tile roof. Single storey and attic; 2-bay range. Plank
door to centre with segmental brick head. 2-light casement to left with
segmental brick head. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3800686579
1435
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3786
4/10 Old Manor House, Granary
24/11/66 approx. 15m W
(Formerly listed as Granary.
at Old Manor House)
GV II
Granary. Probably late C17. Staddle stones; small timber-framing with brick
infill; slate to lower part of roof; old plain-tile half-hipped upper part of
roof. Single-storey, 2-bay range. Plank door to centre. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3797786546
1436
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/11 Regis Cottage
- II
House. C17. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing; thatch half-hipped roof;
brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range.
Plank door to centre. 3-light casements to ground and first floors to left and
right. Left return: small timber-framing with roughcast infill. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3808086441
1437
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/12 Sarsen Cottage
- II
House. Early C18. Stone rubble panels with brick dressings; thatch roof; brick
ridge stack to right of centre, end stack to left. 3-unit lobby-entry plan.
2-storey, 4-window range. C19 plank door to C19 brick porch with gabled thatch
roof to right of centre. 3-light casements with leaded lights to all openings,
except blind panel above porch. Illegible date stone to right return gable end.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3806886654
1438
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/13 The Greyhound Public House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as The
Greyhound Inn)
- II
Public house, possibly formerly 2 houses. Early C18, with later alterations.
Uncoursed stone rubble plinth with brick dressings; red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond, having some C20 brick patching; C20 plain-tile hipped
roof; various brick stacks to rear. 2 storeys and attic; 8-window range. Double
part-glazed doors to right of centre with C20 painted wood reeded surround and
pediment-gabled hood. Sash door to left of centre with C20 painted wood reeded
surround and pediment-gabled hood. 12-pane horned sashes to ground floor left;
12-pane unhorned sashes to ground floor right; all with wood lintels, some
having flat brick arches above. Flat brick band between ground and first floors.
Wood cross-windows to first floor, except blind panel to right of centre. Two
C20 skylights to centre of roof. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3813186531
1439
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/15 The Old House
- II
House. Dated 1698 to plaster panel. Rendered plinth; false timber-framing with
roughcast panels, probably on timber-framing; thatch roof. Single storey and
attic; 4-window range. Plank door to left of centre. Irregular fenestration of
C20 two-light casements. 4 swept dormers with C20 two-light casements. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3811386473
1440
of
2228
LETCOMBE REGIS
SU3886
5/16 The White Cottage
- II
Cottage. C17, encased C18. Painted brick; thatch hipped roof; brick ridge stacks
to left and right. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Plank door to left.
Plank door to right of centre with segmental brick head. 2-light wood casements
with segmental brick heads to left of centre, and to centre. 3-light wood
casement with leaded lights and segmental brick head to right. Swept dormer to
left with 3-light casement having leaded lights. Swept dormer to right with
2-light casement having leaded lights. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3808586496
1441
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/8 21.11.66 Church of St Mary
II*
2.
Transitional with Early English and Perpendicular alterations and an extensive late
C19 restoration. Rubble stone and roughcast with stone dressings, gabled stone tiled
roof and dressed stone copings. 2 bay nave, 2 bay chancel, double bellcote between
nave and chancel, S porch and N vestry. S side of nave has a pointed headed window
of
2 cusped lights and a Perpendicular 3 cusped light window under a flat head with
carved label heads - one with a sugar bag hat. Nave N side has a C19 2 cusped light
window. The gabled bellcote is C13 with 2 pointed openings and a quatrefoil above
with a sundial on its S face. S side of chancel has a Perp. window of 2 tiers of
4 cusped lights with a transom between under a flat head with shield labels, a
plainly
moulded Transitional priest's door and one 2 cusped light C19 window. C19 Decorated
style 3 light window to the E and a similar C19 W window with a quatrefoil in a
roundel above. Perp. S porch with a gabled stone tiled roof and a four-centred arch
with dripstone and label heads enclosing a studded plank and batten C19 door.
Transitional S doorway with slim colonettes, plain moulded capitals and an arch of
two
orders, the inner a plain roll moulding, the outer of billet. 2 celled aiseless
interior with a C19 W gallery fronted by reused sections of a c14 screen and an open
rafter roof with tie beams and cusped braces. Transitional ogee-headed chancel arch
on plain stopped and chamfered jambs and on the chancel S wall a trefoil-headed
piscina. On either side of the E window are 2 cusped headed niches - one presumably
a
blocked Early English window.
Good 1896 stained glass E window depicting the crucifixion by Heaton, Butler and
Bayne. Fine brass 'spider' chandelier dated 1729, wrought iron hour-glass stand by
pulpit and Royal Arms above chancel arch.
Listing NGR: SU2819093534
1442
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/9 Church House
II
2.
Circa 1720 of chequered brick with a gabled stone tiled roof and end brick stacks.
E front of 2 storeys, a false attic and 5 bays. The central bay is flanked to the
left and right by canted bays and there are lower 2 storey bays to each end, the
whole
resembling a piece of Georgian stage scenery. String courses at both floor levels.
The attic is 'lit' by blind elliptical oculi painted black with white crosses to
imitate fenestration. A segmental headed 6 pane sash window lights the central
section above the door and there is a similar 4 pane sash above a round headed sash
window to the N bay. The round headed window to the S bay is false. The canted bays
have 8 pane sashes. Late C18 Tuscan Doric porch encloses a door frame with a moulded
architrave and a pulvinated frieze above. Modern door with 2 rectangular panes.
One storey C20 brick neo-Georgian range to the N with round headed windows and
further
irregular extensions both C19 and C20 to the rear.
The interior is not of special interest.
Listing NGR: SU2825893558
1443
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/10 Southcot
II
2.
Early C19 of chequered brick with a gabled thatched roof. The original cottage has
end brick stacks and a 1 bay E addition. 1 storey and attic, 3 window range. The
original section has 2 pane 2 light casements to the eyebrow dormers and one 2 pane
2 light casement to the ground floor. A C20 glazed porch projects from the facade
and
has a hipped, pantile roof. The addition has a 2 light casement under the eaves line
and one 2 pane 2 light casement to the ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2833293459
1444
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/11 Pond House
II GV
2.
C18 cottage range of rubble stone with a machine tiled roof to the road and a stone
tiled roof to the S, gabled to the E and half hipped at the W end. Brick ridge
stacks. 2 storey 6 window S range with C19 3 light casements with wood glazing and
one with leaded lights. 2 glazed doors under wooden lintels. Two 3 light leaded
casements on E wall, 1 blocked window to the N front and 1 four light casement with
leaded glazing. Flush panel door.
Listing NGR: SU2824793447
1445
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/12 Lacinta and Pound
Cottage
II GV
2.
Early C18 range of 2 cottages and an outshut. Lacinta is of 1 storey and attic,
3 window range and E outshut, and Pound Cottage comprises 1 storey and attic with
2 bays. E outshut of rubble stone, Lacinta of rubble stone and brick attic and Pound
Cottage is faced with roughcast. A gabled thatched roof covert; both cottages and
the
outshut is also thatched. Brick ridge stack. Lacinta has some original 2 light
casements alongside modern fenestration and a plank door with modern glazing. Pound
Cottage has modern diamond glazed windows and a modern plank door.
Listing NGR: SU2813293432
1446
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/13 21.11.66 Manor Farmhouse
II GV
2.
Late C18 of rubble stone with brick dressings and a gabled machine tiled roof and
ridge and end brick stacks. L shaped plan with a N front of 2 storeys and 4 bays
with
4 light leaded casements under cambered arches and a C20 door under a flat hood on
brackets. The S front has similar casements on the 1st floor and sash windows with
margin lights to the ground floor. The SE wing has 2 gabled dormers.
Walled garden to the N with gate piers and ball finials are not of special interest.
Listing NGR: SU2819393398
1447
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/14 21.11.66 Coxwell House
II
1760 with an 1860 NE addition as recorded on a datestone and a further 1920s NE
extension. Squared rubble stone and brick dressings with a hipped stone tiled roof
with side brick stacks. Principal SW front of 2 storeys and 3 bays with the centre
bay slightly projecting and crowned by a small pediment with a blind semi-circular
lunette. Central door in arched opening with a radiating fanlight. The outer
windows
are 8 pane sashes. The 1860 addition has a canted bay and 2 dormers to its NW
facade.
Plain gate piers in the garden wall which are linked by fine circa 1850 cast iron
gates are not of special interest.
Listing NGR: SU2789393419
1448
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/15 Chieveley House
II
2.
Early C19 of rubble stone and brick dressings with a gabled slate roof with one ridge
and end brick stacks. 3 storeys, 4 bays with upper windows of 2 light 2 pane
casements and the remainder 8 pane sashes under cambered heads. Arched doorway in
2nd bay from left hand with a mid C19 moulded panel door and plain semi-circular
fanlight above. 2 storey, 2 bay rubble stone addition to the rear with a gabled
slate
roof.
Almost the whole of the roadside facade is covered with a luxuriant growth of
Virginia
creeper.
Listing NGR: SU2808393446
1449
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/16 Clove Cottage
II GV
2.
C18 limewashed rubble stone with a gabled thatched roof and end brick stacks.
I storey and attic, 2 window range with eyebrow dormers having 2 light modern leaded
casements and 2 and 3 light casements on the ground floor. Modern door with
rectangular fanlight. One storey addition to the rear.
Included for group value
Listing NGR: SU2817093446
1450
of
2228
1. LITTLE COXWELL
SU 29 SE 2/17 Gorse Cottage
No 3 (Gorse Farm
Cottage;
No 4 (Gorse Farm
Cottage)
II GV
2.
C18 range of 3 cottages of rubble stone with a gabled thatched roof and ridge brick
stacks, the centre one to the W with a stone base. One storey and attic with 2 light
casements to the eyebrow dormers and 2, 3 and 4 light casements to ground floor.
3 plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU2819693463
1451
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH
SU 39 NW
2/1 Barn 30 m west of
Pucketty Farmhouse
-
- II
Cl7 to C18 3-bay timber-framed barn. Weather-boarded on rubble stone base.
Half-hipped corrugated iron roof. Queen-strut tie-beam and collar trusses.
Lean-to south side aisle, aisle posts.
Listing NGR: SU3135298865
1452
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
SU 39 NW
2/7 Manor Farmhouse
(formerly listed as
10.11.52 Littleworth Manor)
- II
Cl7 to C18 rubble stone farmhouse. L-plan. 2-storey and attic. Stone tiled
roofs, 2 gabled dormers and end wall stacks to front. South end stack brick on
stone base. 3-window range. Outer first floor windows 4-light with moulded and
stopped leading edge to lintels. 2-light centre window. Original iron frame
leaded light casements. Ground floor renewed windows, 4-light casements.
Central gabled stone porch. Rear wing with end wall stack and one gabled
dormer. 2- and 4-light windows, some original iron casements.
Listing NGR: SU3146596975
1453
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
SU 39 NW
2/6 Appletree Farmhouse
(formerly listed as
10.11.52 Post Office)
- II
C17 rubble stone cottage range with later C18 rear wing. 2-storey and attic
with stone tiled roofs. 2-section main range. Lower east section 2-storey,
2-window with east end wall stack and former west end cross passage. 2-light
casements above, 2-light and 3-light windows below and central door with
cambered heads. Chamfered ground floor centre beam, 2-bay roof, tie-beam and
collar truss with evidence of later widening. Main west section, later C17, 2
gabled dormers, large east end wall stack and small west stack. 2-window range
of 3-light casements, cambered heads to ground floor. Central door removed.
Rear stair gable with 3- and 2-light openings. 3 bays, tie-beam and collar
trusses. Rear wing: one storey and attic, modern tile roof, formerly thatch.
Brick ridge stack, 2-window range, casements. Half-dormers above with brick
panels and tiled gables. 1 half-dormer to rear. Sling brace trusses.
Listing NGR: SU3142996985
1454
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
SU 3197
2/4 March Cottage
-
- II
C18 stone cottage, one storey and attic. Thatched roof with north end brick
stack. 2-window range of casements with leaded lights. Added one window
range at south end, rendered with modern tiles and modern porch.
Listing NGR: SU3135197148
1455
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
SU 3197
2/3 Church of the Holy
Ascension
21.11.66
- II
Church 1839 by H J Underwood of Oxford with chancel 1876. Rubble stone with
ashlar dressings. Lancet Gothic. 3-bay nave, broad, aisleless with low
pitched stone tiled roof. Side buttresses and diagonal angle buttresses
with string course at level of top set-off and window heads. Dentil eaves
course. More elaborate west front with bellcote and 2-light west window
with quatrefoil light over, all ashlar with hoodmould stepped up from string
course. Gabled porch with shafted moulded arch and carved foliage capitals.
2-bay chancel, crazed rubble. Cusped lancets and 3 lancets to east end.
Projecting plinth. Priest's door with ornate ironwork. Interior: Thin false
hammerbeam nave roof, arched braced collar truss with crown posts to chancel.
East window with-moulded rear arches and triple shafts between lights. In
nave 4 panels of sacred texts painted on metal in a C15 illuminated manuscript
style. Church founded by the Tractarian, E B Pusey.
Listing NGR: SU3124897152
1456
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
Craven Cottage and
2/5 Misteria Cottage
The address shall be amended to read: LITTLEWORTH
Craven Cottage and
Wisteria Cottage
------------------------------------
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
SU 3197
2/5 Craven Cottage and
Misteria Cottage
-
- II
Early C18 house altered in C19. Rubble stone, 2-storey, steep pitched modern
tile roof, gable ended with end wall stacks. 4-window range, flat-headed
openings with voussoirs. C19 cross windows and 2 C19 doors with fanlights.
C19 rear extensions, 2-storey, slate roofed.
Listing NGR: SU3123697083
1457
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH LITTLEWORTH
SU 3197
2/2 Park Farmhouse
-
- II
C18 to C19 farmhouse on earlier core. 2-storey. Low pitch slate and modern
tile roof. Brick end stacks and one ridge stack. Long plain range, rubble
stone at north end, rendered at south. 5-window range, modern casements.
2 doors, one at north end, other central to 2-window south range with C19
timber porch and fine original oak plank door.
Listing NGR: SU3111897208
1458
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH THRUPP
SU 29 NE
1/11 Bridge Farmhouse
-
- II
C17 timber-framed and brick cottage with later extensions. One storey and
attic with thatched gable-ended roof, west wall stack. 2-light dormer on
south front, modern door and 3-light window. 3 modern windows to rear.
4 bays. C19 brick 2-storey addition at west end and earlier C19 projecting
rubble stone one and a half storey wing attached to east side of south front.
Modern tiles and 1 gabled door.
Listing NGR: SU2899698490
1459
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH WADLEY
SU 3096
2/9 Wadley Lodge Farmhouse
-
- II
Early C19 coursed rubble stone and brick farmhouse. 2-storey and attic.
Modern tile roof with end wall stacks. 2 hipped dormers. 3-window range,
centre breaks forward with small pediment and lunette in brick surround.
16-pane sashes to outer windows with gauged brick flat heads over. Round-
arched central doorway in brick surround, flush panelled door. Additions
to east and west sides and rear wing.
Listing NGR: SU3096796166
1460
of
2228
LITTLEWORTH WADLEY
SU 3196
2/10 Wadley House
(formerly listed
as Wadley Manor)
10.11.52
- II
1768 Palladian stone house with C16 and C17 rear. Stone tiled roofs. South
front built 1768 for Charles Pye, 2-storey with parapet, hipped valley roof
and corniced ashlar stacks. Severe 7-window front, coursed rubble with flush
ashlar quoins and window surrounds. Moulded stone cornice and simple architrave
to centre first floor window with sill panel below. Fine central pedimented
Roman Doric doorcase, half-columns and triglyphs in frieze. Round arched
doorway with moulded arch and pilaster reveals. 4-window end elevations and
rear hipped roof staircase block with cavetto eaves cornice. Modern rear
porch. Interior: remodelled c.1910 in neo-Georgian style. Rear range: C16 to
C17, T-plan with steep pitched roofs. Renewed brick stacks, 2 at eaves of
west side, one on ridge and west wall stack on north cross range. 3-window
range to west side, triple mullioned windows with arched heads to ground
floor, central 3-light mullioned window above and flanking 2-light windows
with hoodmoulds and dogshead label stops to north side hoodmould. Door in
south face of cross wing altered to 2-light mullioned window. Crosswing north
face partly rebuilt in brick with leaded light casements. 3-light stone
mullioned window in east end with arched heads and hoodmould. Small rubble
stone rear building with square ventilating turret on hipped roof with 2-light
mullioned windows in north and east sides. Wadley was the seat of the Unton
family in the C16 and was visited by Queen Elizabeth in 1574 and James I in
1603. VCH Berks.
Listing NGR: SU3112396036
1461
of
2228
SU 39 NW LITTLEWORTH
Old Thatch
1660/2/10001
GV II
House. Circa early C18 with C19 alterations and addition. Stone rubble with red brick
window jambs. Thatched roof with gabled and half-hipped ends and eyebrow eaves at the
front. Brick central axial stack. PLAN: 2-room lobby entry plan house with central
axial stack with back-to-back fireplaces heating the parlour on the left and kitchen
on the right. Circa C19 outshut on the right [east] end and C20 porch on the front.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys. Symmetrical 4-window south front with 2-light casements with
horizontal glazing bars and timber lintels; central doorway with C20 stone porch with
thatched roof. Set back on right [east] end a small outshut with a lean-to roof. Rear
north, casements to left and centre, blind to right. INTERIOR: Left-hand room
[parlour] has chamfered cross-beam with run-out stops, unchamfered joists and
fireplace with chamfered timber bressummer with step stops and rebuilt jambs. Right-
hand room [kitchen] has cross-beam with slight chamfer and run-out stops, unchamfered
joists and large fireplace with unchamfered timber bressummer. Tie-beam and collar
roof trusses with tenoned purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3127297113
1462
of
2228
LOCKINGE GROVE PARK DRIVE
SU49SW (East side)
4/144 Pinmarsh Farmhouse
24/09/76
II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond;
old plain-tile roof, hipped to right; brick end stack to left. 2 storeys and
attic; 5-window range. C20 glazed double doors to centre with C20 painted wood
architrave surround and cornice. Wood cross-windows with glazing bars to all
openings. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. Shaped wood cornice
to eaves. Two C19 full gabled dormers with 2-light casements. Right return:
2-storey, 4-window range. 6-panel door to right of centre with overlight,
painted wood architrave surround, and flat hood on brackets. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4232990986
1463
of
2228
LOCKINGE GROVE PARK DRIVE
SU48NW (East side)
7/145 Lain's Barn
II
Barn and attached sheltersheds, now multi-use hall. Mid C17 barn, probably late
C18 sheltersheds to rear, with C20 alterations. Brick plinth; timber-framing
with weatherboarding; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. 6-bay aisled barn. C20
plank doors to half-hipped midstrey to left of centre. C20 fenestration to rear
aisle. Interior: double queenpost roof trusses to left, queenpost roof trusses
to right with queenstruts supporting lower purlins. 2 rows of purlins with
windbraces. L-shaped shelter-shed to rear: timber-framing with weatherboarding;
old plain-tile roof. Interior: queen-strut roof with some C20 timber. Part of
sheltershed has late C20 sliding glass doors to front and has been converted to
dining area.
Listing NGR: SU4237589077
1464
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (East side)
East Lockinge
21/146 No.39
II
House. Probably mid C17, with late C20 alterations and addition to right. Brick
plinth to left; render, probably on timber-framing; thatch roof, hipped to right
over C20 addition; C20 rebuilt end stack to left, C20 rebuilt ridge stack to
right of centre. Originally 2-unit plan. Single storey and attic; 2-bay range
with C20 single-bay addition to right. C20 plank door to left of centre. Sash
door to right. 2-light wood casement to left. 3-light wood casement to centre.
2-light wood casement to right. Eyebrow dormer to centre. Interior: chamfered
spine beam with jewelled end-stops to ground floor left. Chamfered spine beam
with ogee end-stops to ground floor centre. C20 staircase. Queenpost roof with
windbraces visible.
Listing NGR: SU4255287671
1465
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (East side)
East Lockinge
21/147 Lamp post at SU 4248 8753
II
Lamp post. Late C19. Cast-iron fluted shaft with ladder supports and light cage.
History: paraffin lamps were installed in the late C19, financed from the
profits of the "Boars Head" Public House in Ardington.
(M.A. Havinden, "Estate Villages, a study of the Berkshire villages of Ardington
and Lockinge" Reading University Press)
Listing NGR: SU4248087530
1466
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (East side)
East Lockinge
21/148 Church of All Saints
24/11/66
II*
Church. C12 nave; C13 chancel; west tower c.1564; late C19 north nave wall
rebuilt and new nave, chancel, and south aisle built so original church became
north aisle and chapel. Squared coursed stone; roughcast, probably on stone
rubble to chancel; stone slate roof; roof of tower not visible. North side. C19
plank door to Romanesque doorway at right of centre of north aisle with C19
gabled porch. 2-light stone mullion window to right with cusped lights. 3-light
stone mullion window to left with ogee-headed lights. Two 2-light stone mullion
windows with ogee-headed lights to north chapel. Y-tracery window to east end of
north chapel. Tower: 3-light stone mullion window with hood mould to west side
of tower lower stage. 2-light stone mullion louvred opening with hood mould to
each side of upper stage. Battlemented parapet. Nave and south aisle have late
C19 fenestration, mostly of reticulated tracery. Interior: collar truss roof to
north chapel; arch-braced collar truss roof of 3 bays to north aisle. Sedilia to
right of north aisle. Romanesque font to north aisle. Good collection of wall
monuments to north aisle. Nave and south aisle have late C19 eight-bay Queen
strut roofs.
Listing NGR: SU4282087204
1467
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (West side)
East Lockinge
21/149 Post Office and attached house
GV II
House and attached Post Office. c.1885. Brick plinth; timber-framing with
rendered brick infill; complex C20 plain-tile roof; brick internal stack to
centre. "Old English" style. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. C20
three-light casements to ground floor. Attic is jettied, having 2 cross-gables
with C20 two-light casements. Plank door to porch on left return. Interior not
inspected. Post office to rear in same style. History: built c.1885 as part of
Lord Wantage's model village at Lockinge.
(M.A.Havinden, "Estate Villages, a study of the Berkshire villages of Ardington
and Lockinge" Reading University Press)
Listing NGR: SU4250287663
1468
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (West side)
East Lockinge
21/150 War Memorial
II
War memorial cross. c.1920. Ashlar stone. Hexagonal shaped-stone plinth.
Hexagonal lowest stage with names inscribed to most sides. Stepped base to
tapering octagonal shaft. Square finial with ogee-arched image-niches to each
side and crocketed spirelet.
Listing NGR: SU4246687456
1469
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (West side)
East Lockinge
21/151 Lockinge Manor
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as The Old
Manor)
GV II
House. Probably late C18, with C19 and C20 addition to right. Red brick plinth;
red brick with flared headers; old plain-tile hipped roof; various brick stacks.
2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. 6-panel door to centre with flat hood.
12-pane unhorned sashes with flat brick arches having keystones to all openings
except 8-pane unhorned sash to ground floor left of centre, and paired 4-pane
unhorned sashes to ground floor right of centre, both with flat brick arches
having keystones. Two C19 gabled full dormers with 2-light casements. Interior
not inspected. Addition to right of 2-storey, 2-window range, C19 to ground
floor, C20 first floor.
Listing NGR: SU4254087349
1470
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (West side)
East Lockinge
21/152 Barn and attached cartsheds
24/11/66 approx. 30m SW of Lockinge
Manor
(Formerly listed as Barn at
The Old Manor)
GV II
Barn. Probably mid C18. Large timber-framing with passing braces, having
weatherboarding; thatch half-hipped roof. 10-bay barn, aisled to rear.
Double-plank doors to left return. Interior: queen-strut roof. Six C19
cross-gabled cartsheds to front; of timber-framing with old plain-tile roofs.
Listing NGR: SU4251887298
1471
of
2228
LOCKINGE THE STREET
SU4287 (West side)
East Lockinge
21/153 No.2
II
House. Early C18, with C19 alterations. Small timber-framing with painted brick
infill; roughcast, probably on brick, to left; old plain-tile half-hipped roof;
brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range.
Plank door to centre with C19 gabled hood on brackets. Cl9 three-light wood
mullion windows to all openings, those to first floor have false dormers above.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4269687147
1472
of
2228
LOCKINGE
SU48NW
7/140 Barn approx 5m SW of Betterton
House (not included)
II
Barn, part now converted to living space. Mid C17. Brick plinth; large
timber-framing with passing braces and rendered infill; thatch half-hipped roof.
7-bay barn. Double plank doors to centre. Interior: double queenpost roof. Left
portion of barn converted to studio-living space.
Listing NGR: SU4306586805
1473
of
2228
LOCKINGE
SU48NW
7/141 Gates and gatepiers 40m S of
Betterton House (not included)
GV II
Gates and gatepiers. Probably mid C18, moved mid C20. Wrought-iron gates,
gatepiers and overthrow. Stone and brick banded piers to each end. Moved from
Langley Park.
Listing NGR: SU4310386747
1474
of
2228
LOCKINGE
SU48NW
7/142 Left gatepier at entrance
approx.130m NE of Betterton
House (not included)
GV II
Gatepier. Probably early C18. Red brick, with stone cornice and ball finial.
Shaped pier with half-circular niche having stone shell-hood to top. Recessed
square panel above niche. One of a pair, reputed to have come from Temple Bar,
London.
Listing NGR: SU4316286933
1475
of
2228
LOCKINGE
SU48NW
7/143 Right gatepier at entrance
approx. 130m NE of Betterton
House (not included)
GV II
Gatepier. Probably early C18. Red brick with stone cornice and ball finial.
Shaped pier with half-circular niche having stone shell-hood to top. Recessed
square panel above niche. One of a pair, reputed to have come from Temple Bar,
London.
Listing NGR: SU4315686935
1476
of
2228
SU4287 LOCKINGE -
1708/21/10002 Orangery at Lockinge Stables
GV II
Orangery. Circa 1730. Red and blue brick in English bond, the front header bond
vitrefied bricks with red brick dressings. Clay plain tile roof with corbelled brick
eaves course, two-span but valley covered over with flat roof. Rectangular on plan.
Symmetrical 7-bay front with tall segmental arch windows with C20 window frames.
Round arch doorway on right [E] side. At rear a large doorway at centre with concrete
lintel and sliding doors. INTERIOR: Walls plastered. Large chamfered tie-beams
supporting 2-span collar trusses, the valley now roof over, but wooden valley gutter
retained; the inner facing pitches were once glazed.
SOURCE: Buildings of England, Berkshire, p.170.
Listing NGR: SU4292887194
1477
of
2228
1. LONGCOT FERNHAM ROAD
Downs Cottage
SU 29 SE 2/21
II GV
2.
C17 of rubble stone with a gabled pantiled roof and end brick stacks. SE front of
2 storeys, 3 bays with 3 light 2 pane wooden casements, those to the ground floor set
within semi-circular relieving arches of ashlar stone. Centrally placed C20 gabled
stone tiled porch and beneath, a C19 panelled door with 3 rectangular fanlights. An
ammonite is set in the apex of the porch. 2 storey roughcast addition to the rear
with a gabled pantiled roof lit on the SW by 8 pane leaded casements.
Listing NGR: SU2745790796
1478
of
2228
1. LONGCOT FERNHAM ROAD
Ivy Farmhouse
SU 29 SE 2/22
II GV
2.
Late C17 of rubble stone and brick with brick dressings and a steeply pitched machine
tied gabled roof with one end and one ridge brick stack. 2 storey, 5 window SE front
with cambered heads to upper windows in the right hand section which are top lit
2 pane casements. One flat headed similar window to the left next to 2 blocked
windows. The ground floor left hand window is a 3 pane top lit casement under a
cambered head and the others to the right are 2 and 3 light casements. These modern
casements replace 4 and 6 light mullioned and transomed openings. 4 panelled door
with 2 rectangular fanlights under a C19 cast iron porch with acanthus cresting and
jambs. 2 storey 1 bay extension to the rear.
Listing NGR: SU2742990787
1479
of
2228
1. LONGCOT FERNHAM ROAD
Nos 1 to 3 (inclusive)
SU 29 SE 2/27 (Church View Cottages)
II
2.
Early C18 range of 2 cottages and a later outshut, now a separate dwelling. C18
range
of limewashed rubble stone and brick dressings with a gabled thatched roof and one
end
and one brick stack. One storey and attic with 6 pane casements to the attic and
cambered heads to similar windows on the ground floor. Gabled brieze block porches
with plank doors. Outshut to the right hand is of roughcast with a gabled slate roof
and one brick stack.
Listing NGR: SU2730090802
1480
of
2228
1. LONGCOT KING'S LANE
The Old Vicarage
SU 29 SE 2/26
II
2.
C18 with additions in the early and late C19 of limewashed roughcast and a steeply
pitch I gabled stone tiled roof to the SE and slate roofs to the NW and SW. 2 end
stone stacks to the C17 range which is set at right angles to the road and comprises
2 storeys and attic, 3 bays with 3 gabled dormers lit by 2 light casements with
leaded
glazing, sash windows of 4 panes to the upper floor and 'french' windows and one sash
window to the ground floor. Cast iron columns support a part glazed veranda along
the
length of the ground floor. The early Cl9 addition to the SW is of 2 storeys and has
a projecting bow. The later C19 addition is again of 2 storeys and built on to the
rear of the original house.
Listing NGR: SU2714691088
1481
of
2228
1. LONGCOT MALLINS LANE
Longcot House
SU 29 SE 2/19 21.11.66
II*
2.
Circa 1703 as recorded on a datestone now lost with an early C19 SE front. Rubble
stone and courses of squared and dressed chalk with brick dressings and chalk quoins
and cement render to the C19 front. Hipped stone tiled roofs to NE, SE and SW
fronts,
2 gabled ends to NW front with a valley between and cement render and brick stacks.
2 storey, 5 bay SE front with 6 and 3 pane sashes to upper floor and 6 pane sashes to
ground floor. Centrally placed pseudo Tuscan Doric porch with roundels on the
entablature and a 6 panel door with side panels and a semi-circular fanlight of
Bloomsbury type. The principal front was originally on the SW which has a coved
cornice and 2 six pane sashes to the upper floor and a 3 light 6 pane casement with
2 light upper panes on the ground floor. One storey and attic, 4 bay range to the NE
of squared and dressed chalk and brick dressings with a gabled machine tiled roof and
on its SE front at the junction with the main block, a polygonal bay.
Inside the Regency addition comprises a staircase hall and on either side a dining
room and a drawing room and bedroms above. The staircase is cantilevered and gives
access to a landing. It has an elm rail, plain squared banisters and carved
tread-ends. The doors to all rooms have reeded surrounds with stopped roundels
similar to those on the porch, and fanlights of the same design as that above the
front door light the passages that connect the Regency addition to the older block on
the ground floor and on the landing. All the early Cl9 rooms are panelled up to dado
level and around the windows and the landing window has candle holders projecting
from
its architrave. The decorative scheme is all of a piece and surprisingly well
preserved but it does have the undeniable stamp of the pattern book. The SE bedroom
has an original Regency chimneypiece and there is a C17 chimneypiece in the SW
bedroom
of the C17 section.
Listing NGR: SU2766090939
1482
of
2228
1. LONGCOT MALLINS LANE
Primrose Cottage
SU 29 SE 2/24
II
2.
C17 colourwashed rubble stone with brick dressings and a half hipped thatched roof
with one end brick stack and one centre stack of reconstituted stone. One storey and
attic, 2 bays with upper windows of 2 pane 2 light casements and lower windows of
3 pane 2 light casements. Centrally placed plank floor under flat hood on plain
squared posts.
Listing NGR: SU2744091070
1483
of
2228
1. LONGCOT SHRIVENHAM ROAD
(north side)
SU 29 SE 2/28 Cleveland Farmhouse
II
2.
C17 with an C18 SE front, of rubble stone to side walls and rear, and squared and
dressed chalk in courses on SE front. Brick dressings and wooden lintels to openings
on NE wall, gabled slate roofs throughout with end brick stacks to the C18 front.
L shaped plan with regular C18 front of 2 storeys and 3 bays with 8 pane sashes and a
modern door with 4 rectangular fanlights placed centrally. An early C19 glazed porch
with a lead roof has disappeared leaving a gable line over the door. The remainder
of
the house to the rear is irregular with 2 NW gable ends and 2 light leaded casements
in the NE wall. There is also a further modern roughcast extension to the NW.
Listing NGR: SU2697690311
1484
of
2228
1. LONGCOT SHRIVENHAM ROAD
(north side)
SU 29 SE 2/29 Stone Farmhouse
II
2.
Late C17 of rubble stone, brick dressings and dressed chalk quoins with a gabled
stone
tiled roof and one ridge and one end brick stack 2 storeys and attic, 4 window range
with one gabled dormer with a 6 pane 2 light casement and a mixture of 2, 3 and
4 light wood casements to lower floors, some under cambered heads on the upper floor.
Modern glazed door beneath a porch with a flat hood on 2 free-standing plain columns.
Later 2 storey outshut to the rear which originally housed a dairy.
Listing NGR: SU2692090309
1485
of
2228
1. LONGCOT SHRIVENHAM ROAD
The Manor
SU 29 SE 2/20
II GV
2.
Late C18-early C19 of rubble stone and dressed chalk with dressed chalk quoins and a
SE pincipal front of chequered brick. Steeply pitched gabled machine tiled roof with
side wall brick stacks. 2 storey, 4 bay SE front with first floor string and dentil
cornice. Cambered heads to all windows, those on the upper floor, 3 light 8 pane
casements, those on the ground floor, 3 light 10 pane casements. Gabled wooden porch
with modern glazed door. To the rear a 1 storey brick extension.
Listing NGR: SU2748090810
1486
of
2228
1. LONGCOT THE GREEN
Roadside Farmhouse
SU 29 SE 2/25
II
2.
1757 range as recorded on datestone and a later addition of colourwashed rubble stone
and brick dressings with a gabled machine tiled roof to the SE and pantiled to the NW
with end and centre brick stacks. The plan forms a T with a 4 bay barn of rubble
stone with a corrugated iron roof which projects from the rear of the farmhouse. The
1757 range facing the green has to the right hand, 3 light 6 pane wood casements
under
cambered heads and the later addition has one 6 pane sash, one 2 pane sash and one
6 pane hinged window. The 1757 range has a gabled wooden porch and a C20 glazed
door,
the later range has a similar porch but with a plank door. On the end wall of the
barn to the rear is a former stable with hay loft. Both this and the barn are in
some
disrepair but the barn has architectural quality with a fine queen-strut roof.
Listing NGR: SU2728290958
1487
of
2228
1. LONGCOT THE GREEN
Green View
SU 29 SE 2/23
II
2.
C17 cottage with 1736 extensions of limewashed rubble stone and brick with gabled
thatched roofs and 2 central brick stacks. Set at right angles to the road with the
original range of 1 storey and attic, 3 bays, then a 2 window brick range and a
further
I storey addition. Modern wood casements and glazed door to the original section,
3 light 3 pane casements under cambered heads to upper floor and modern casements to
the ground floor of the brick addition which has a datestone between the upper
windows
and a cart entry and doorway to what was originally a cowshed to the rear.
Listing NGR: SU2735790884
1488
of
2228
1. LONGCOT
SU 29 SE 2/18 21.11.66 Church of St Mary
II*
2.
C13 refenestrated in the C15, given a W tower in 1722 and restored in 1897. 5 Bay
nave, 2 bay chancel, W tower, N vestry and N porch. Rubble stone and roughcast to
the
nave, rubble stone to the chancel and finely jointed ashlar to the tower. Dressed
stone quoins and copings with gabled stone tiled roofs. The gable ends have
Victorian
cross finials, 3 storey classical style W tower with diagonal buttresses and
pyramidal set-offs that reach to the mid point of the second storey. There are blind
and keyed round arched openings to the 2nd storey and similar openings to the bell
stage with wooden louvres. The whole is divided by plain string courses but falters
in its proportions at the plain parapet. This is due to the disappearance of four
stone corner urns. The N door has a flat entablature,wafer thin like the rest of the
tower detailing, and the door itself is of studded planks. Above this a late C19
2 light window has been inserted into a classical opening. The S wall of the nave
has
one flat-headed 2 light Perpendicular window, 2 C19 Perp style windows under pointed
heads and one C19 3 light window a flat head. All these have dripstones. The N
wall of the nave has 1 small Perp cusped lancet under a flat head another 2 light
Perp
window under a pointed head, a large Perp window of panelled lights and 2 renewed
Perp
2 light windows under flat heads. The chancel S wall has 2 Perp windows, one with
4 cusped lights with a quatrefoil above under a flat head with a dripstone and one of
3 lights under a flat head. The N wall has a plain lancet C19 Decorated E window of
2 lights. The vestry has a 2 cusped light window under a flat head. The N porch is
timber faced with a carved bargeboard and a plank door. The N doorway is C13 with a
moulded trefoiled head supported on slim colonettes and stiff leaf capitals.
Aiseless interior with open rafter roofs, that to the nave with 5 heavy tie beams
from
which spring crown posts. The tower arch is classical with a keystone and square
abaci, that to the N is inscribed with the date 1722. C13 Chancel arch on plain
imposts has the remains of the rood stairs behind its N jamb. There is also a C13
-
trefoiled piscina in the chancel S wall.
A plain Greek Revival mural tablet on the S wall of the nave commemorates Elizabeth
Hughes, died 1787 and her sister Mary Ann, died 1805 and is signed Westmacott.
The nave windows are filled with badly fired mid-Victorian stained glass that was
1489
of
2228
brought from Newbury parish church in about 1935.
The polygonal pulpit is a fine piece of Jacobean woodwork with much strapwork and
arcading, the altar table is also Jacobean of plain design and a 6 foot high painted
Royal Arms of 1733 lies beside the tower arch.
Listing NGR: SU2739690718
1490
of
2228
LONGWORTH APPLETON ROAD
(North side)
SU39NE
3/139 Labernum Cottage
- II
House. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; C20 tile to rear;
brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Timber lintel over plank
doors; early C20 hood with gabled stone slate roof. Timber lintels over early
C20 three-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. One-light leaded
casement to left gable wall and contemporary outshut to rear left. Interior:
Room to right has full set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists, blocked
open fireplace and C18 plank door with strap hinges to winder stairs adjoining
stack. First floor has C19 plank and 4-panelled doors and original fireplace
with moulded mantleshelf to left. 3-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Attached to right is one storey brewhouse in similar materials with timber
lintels over C20 casement and plank double doors and half-hipped roof. Interior
has C19 coppers to left.
Listing NGR: SU3923698941
1491
of
2228
LONGWORTH CHURCH LANE
(North side)
SU39NE
3/140 Thameside Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; old tile roof, stone
slates to rear; brick stacks and stone external stack finished in brick to
right. L-plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Chamfered timber lintels over plank
door and scattered fenestration of C18 two- and 3-light leaded casements. Gabled
roof; gable end stacks. One C18 leaded light to rear. Later C18 2-storey one-bay
extension of limestone rubble with gabled Welsh and stone slate roof to rear
left has one C18 two-light leaded casement and one similar casement without
leaded lights. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3857699457
1492
of
2228
LONGWORTH CHURCH LANE
SU39NE (North side)
3/141 Church of St. Mary
21/11/66
GV I
Church. Early C13; nave remodelled in late C13. early C15 chancel, west tower
and north aisle. Roughcast, limestone ashlar dressings; lead roof, stone slate
roof to chancel and adjoining north chapel. Aisled nave with south porch,
chancel and west tower. Early C15 three-light east window. South wall of chancel
has, from right to left, early C15 three-light square-headed window, offset
buttress, C17 segmental-arched chamfered doorway, late C18 wall tablet and
similar early C15 two-light square headed window. North chapel, continued from
aisle, has 2 offset buttresses and C17 three-light cavetto-moulded mullioned
window. North wall of nave has C17 one- and two-light stone mullioned windows to
C15 clerestorey; buttressed aisle has C17 segmental-arched chamfered doorway
flanked by early C15 two-light square and trefoil-headed window and early C16
square- and round-headed window; C15 one-light trefoil-headed window in west
wall. South wall of nave has two similar early C15 clerestory windows,
crenellated parapet to south aisle and porch; porch has late C13 pointed
double-chamfered doorway with late C18 double-leaf doors; chamfered pointed arch
to south doorway with ancient plank door. Porch flanked by late C13 two-light
window and early C15 two-light square-headed window to left. C15 west tower has
offset corner buttresses, early C15 three-light west window and two-light square
headed windows to top third level; crenellated parapet with gargoyles to spouts.
Interior: stained glass east window by Heywood Summer and painted reredos with
beaten metal frame by Kate Bunce and sister, are both c.1900 in Arts and Crafts
style; altar and panelled dado also c.1900. Trefoil-headed piscina, early C18
altar rail. Brasses reset in wall to Richard Yale and wife d.1498, John Hinde,
rector d.1422, and Eleanor Goodowhyn d.1566. Chamfered and cavetto-moulded C15
arch to north aisle. Double-chamfered early C15 chancel arch; early C17 screen,
arcaded with long columns and strapwork top. Nave has early C17 pulpit with
carved frieze and arcaded panels, late C13 circular font, pedimented mid C18
wall tablet and C17 four-bay king post roof. Late C13 four-bay south arcade;
hood moulds with face mask terminals to double-chamfered arches on round piers
and abaci. 3-bay north arcade with 2 early C13 chamfered arches on corbels to
east and late C13 arch, similar to south arcade to west. Early C15 pointed arch
with casement moulding beneath west tower, the side arches resting on engaged
columns with Perpendicular capitals and bases. North aisle has 4 wall tablet,
including marble tablet by Westmancott for William Bowles d.1801, depicting
seated young man and two grieving women; C17 lean-to roof; steps to west tower.
South aisle has piscina, C13 circular font and C17 lean-to roof. On sill of west
window are late C16 coloured marble tomb fragments. Moulded pointed arch to
one-bay early C15 north chapel, which has wall tablet to Henry Marten, 1641.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.171-2).
1493
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU3839999468
1494
of
2228
LONGWORTH CHURCH LANE
SU39NE (North side)
3/142 Chest tomb approx. Sm. SW of
chancel of Church of St. Mary
II
Chest tomb. Late C17. Limestone. Plain corner balusters and chamfered lid
centre of side has blind pointed and moulded arch.
Listing NGR: SU3841999484
1495
of
2228
LONGWORTH CHURCH LANE
SU39NE (North side)
3/143 Headstone approx. 5m. SW of
porch of Church of St. Mary
GV II
Headstone, ET 1687. Limestone. Swags of fruit at sides hang from joined scrolls
at top.
Listing NGR: SU3842299473
1496
of
2228
LONGWORTH CHURCH LANE
SU39NE (South side)
3/144 Haugh House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1770-80. Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins,
dressings and string; stone slate roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys and
late C20 inserted attic storey; 3-window range. Flat brick arch and brick quoins
to 3-panelled double-leaf doors in moulded wood architrave with flat hood. Flat
brick arches and brick quoins to tripartite sashes. Brick storey band and
dentilled eaves. Gabled dormers inserted c.1980. Gabled roof; gable end stacks.
Segmental brick arches over 4-pane sashes to right side wall. Late C18
two-storey 3-window range extension to rear right in similar materials with
hipped roof; segmental arches of contrasting red and flared brick over central
C20 French window and C18 three-light casements to left. C18 outshut, remodelled
block and C20 extension tc rear right. Interior: Stone flag floors; 6-panelled
doors in moulded architraves. Early C19 fireplaces to front range.
Listing NGR: SU3865999411
1497
of
2228
LONGWORTH HIGH STREET
SU39NE (North side)
3/145 Lincoln Lodge
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Datestone over door IB/1762. Coursed limestone rubble;
stone slate and old tile roof; brick stacks and stone stack. L-plan. 2 storeys;
2-window range. Chamfered timber lintel over late C19 six-panelled (2 glazed)
door; late C19 trellised porch. Chamfered timber lintels over late C19
three-light casements. Roof hipped to left, gabled to right; gable end stack to
rear, ridge stack to right, lateral stack to left. Outshut with C18 two-light
leaded casement to rear. Similar 2-storey wing with C18 plank door to rear left.
Interior: 2-panelled doors. Chamfered beams, chamfered bressumer over fireplace
to right. Full set of chamfered beams and joists and newel stairs to rear left
room. Collar truss roof with butt purlins. Subsidiary features: taller 2-storey,
one-bay block in similar materials with brick dressings and brick gable end
stack; brackets to mid C18 segmental hood over C20 door to left; segmental
arches of alternating flared and red brick over late C19 casements and C18
two-light leaded casements (one with diamond cames to rear); late C20 dormer
over rear outshut.
Listing NGR: SU3887699375
1498
of
2228
LONGWORTH HIGH STREET
(South side)
SU39NE Hill View
3/146
GV II
House. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; brick stack to
right, stone stack finished in brick to left. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window
range. Timber lintel over central 4-panelled door with flat hood. Timber lintels
over late C19 three-light casements and C20 casement left of door. Gabled roof;
gable end stacks, external to left. Mid C19 two-storey block parallel and to
rear left of main range. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3914499274
1499
of
2228
LONGWORTH HIGH STREET
(South side)
SU39NE Marten's Hall Farmhouse
3/147
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1760. Flared Flemish bond brick with red brick dressings
and string to front; all other walls of coursed limestone rubble; stone slate
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Semi-ciruclar arch over
late C19 six-panelled door with plain fanlight. Segmental arches over 6-panelled
sashes and blind windows to second bay from right. Dentilled eaves. Gabled roof;
gable end to left and ridge stacks, finished in dog-tooth brickwork. Right gable
wall has late C19 horned sash over C18 sash. Similar 2-storey, 2-window range to
rear right has timber lintels over 6-panelled door with moulded brackets to flat
hood and late C19 three-light casements; similar brick gable end stack. Late C19
two-storey, one-bay gabled extension to rear with flat brick arches over
tripartite sashes. Interior: 3-unit range to front has late C19 straight-flight
stairs, C18 two-panelled doors but mainly plain late C19 two- and 4-panelled
doors, and 8-bay collar-truss roof with butt and clasped purlins. Similar roof
to rear right, which has chamfered and stopped beam on ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU3910899252
1500
of
2228
LONGWORTH RECTORY LANE
SU39NE (East side)
3/148 The Rectory
10/11/52
GV II
Rectory, now house. Early C16 to rear, mid C18 to centre, early C19 to front.
Front: Coursed limestone rubble with ashlar dressings; stone slate roof; brick
stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Consoles to flat hood over reset
mid C18 doorway to left with moulded stone architrave; early C19 six-panelled
door. Ashlar architraves to 6-pane sashes. One bay left side wall has flat brick
arches and brick architraves to 6-pane sashes. Hipped roof; rear stack adjoins
mid C18 block. Mid C18 central block: 2 storeys and attic, 4-window range of
coursed limestone rubble with gauged brick flat arches and dressings to early
C19 six-pane sashes and brick storey band; 3 hipped roof dormers; gabled stone
slate roof; brick gable end and ridge stacks; stair turret to right side
(previously the rear) has similar surround to C18 sash obscured by C19
one-storey extension with hipped roofs, one built up to 2 storeys. Rear block: 2
x 1 bays, of random limestone rubble with gabled stone slate roof and gable end
stack; left side wall has label mould over early Cl6 three-light stone mullioned
cavetto-moulded arch-headed window; rear wall has timber lintels over C20 door,
C18 two-light leaded casement and two paired mid C19 sashes. Interior: C18 and
early C19 six-panelled doors in moulded architraves. Hall open to roof has early
C19 dog leg with landing stairs with wreathed handrail, rising to first floor
balcony. Regency style dining room to front of mid C18 block has early C19
fireplace, doors and plaster cornice; mid C18 dog-leg staircase to rear has urn
balusters on closed string; two blocked and paired pointed chamfered arches to
early C16 rear block, which has original central chamfered beam on ground floor,
quartered chamfered beams on first floor and 3-bay queen-post roof.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.172).
Listing NGR: SU3877499339
1501
of
2228
LONGWORTH RECTORY LANE
SU39NE (East side)
3/149 Tithe Barn
21/11/66
GV II
Tithe barn west of The Rectory (q.v.). Late C17/ early C18. Coursed limestone
rubble; stone slate roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Central
opening with C20 double doors. Half-hipped roof. Interior: Collar-truss roof
with side struts and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3875799290
1502
of
2228
LONGWORTH RECTORY LANE
SU39NE (West side)
3/150 Nos. 1 and 2 Woodbridge
Cottages
GV II
Two cottages. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; stone
stacks finished in brick. 2-unit plan to each cottage. One storey and attic;
4-window range. Timber lintels over 2 plank doors; mid C20 gabled porches.
Timber lintels over C18 two-light leaded casements to left and C20 two light
casements to right; C18 two- and 3-light leaded casements in 4 half-dormers.
Gabled roof; gable end stacks, external with projecting bread oven to right.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3875599317
1503
of
2228
LONGWORTH RECTORY LANE
SU39NE (West side)
3/151 Well Cottage
II
House. Date 1777 inscribed on beam; extended 2 bays to right of door in mid C20
Roughcast; old tile roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan, 2 storeys; 5-window range.
C20 inserted door; original blocked entry between 1st and 2nd windows from left
C18 two-light leaded casements except one-light to left and C20 two-light
casements to right of door and to half-dormer over. Gabled roof; ridge,
previously right end stack of C18 house. Interior: Full set of chamfered joists
and beam dated 1777 to left room.
Listing NGR: SU3877899171
1504
of
2228
LONGWORTH TUCK'S LANE
SU39NE (East side)
3/157 Coltons
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof;
brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Central gabled porch and
door c.1975. Chamfered timber lintels over 3-light leaded casements; similar
late C20 casement to left and inserted light next to porch. Gabled roof; gable
end stacks one rebuilt, have red and flared brick finished in dogtooth capping.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. C20 gabled single-storey
extension in similar materials projects from left of front wall.
Listing NGR: SU3893799542
1505
of
2228
LONGWORTH TUCK'S LANE
SU39NE (East side)
3/158 Stables approx. 20m. N of
Coltons
GV II
Stables. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof. One storey;
2-window range. Segmental brick arch and jambs to central plank door. Timber
lintels over C18 two-light leaded casement to right and similar smaller casement
to left. Gabled roof. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3895599547
1506
of
2228
LONGWORTH TUCK'S LANE
SU39NE (East side
3/159 The Blue Boar Public House
GV II
House. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stocks. Original
plan form not determined. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Mid C20 inserted
door with porch to right. Timber lintels over central blocked door and early C20
three-light casements; similar casements to half-dormers. Gabled roof; gable end
stacks. Contemporary rear outshut. Interior: chamfered bressumer over open
fireplace and chamfered beam to right. First floor not inspected but likely to
be of interest. Subsidiary features: mid C18 two-storey, 2-window range to right
of front; coursed limestone rubble with gabled C20 tile roof and chamfered
timber lintels over similar casements, except blocked window to right.
Listing NGR: SU3897699391
1507
of
2228
LONGWORTH TUCK'S LANE
SU39NE (West side)
3/160 Old Farm House
GV II
House. Early/mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof; brick stacks.
L-plan. 2 storeys; one-window range to left, gable end of front right wing has
no windows. Timber lintel over C20 door; porch c.1970. Timber lintels over C18
three-light leaded casements to left and C20 three-light casements to left side
of front right wing. Gabled roof; brick gable end stack. Similar C18 casement to
right side wall. Outshut to rear left. Interior not inspected but likely to be
of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3890999513
1508
of
2228
LONGWORTH
SU39NE
3/134 Lamb and Flag Public House
II
House, now public house. Early/mid C18, two later C18 bays added to left.
Coursed limestone rubble, painted white; C20 tile roof; brick stack. Plan form
does not survive. Two storeys; 5-window range. Brick segmental arches over two
C20 doors; door to right has porch of c.1970. Brick segmental arches over early
C20 two- and 3-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end to left and ridge stacks.
Gabled C18 one-storey and attic, 2-bay wing to rear of coursed limestone rubble
with gabled old tile roof and brick gable end stack. Interior: Original stone
fireplace to left; remodelled interior retains some original beams and joists.
C20 one-storey range to right.
Listing NGR: SU3827797585
1509
of
2228
LONGWORTH
SU39NE
3/135 Longworth Manor
21/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17, remodelled and extended c.1910. Coursed
limestone rubble, limestone ashlar dressings; stone slate roof; brick stacks.
Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; 6-window range. Original 5-window range
has ashlar lintel and quoins to C20 two-light casements, and blocked central
door, with one-light window to right. Ashlar storey band; 4 gabled roof dormers.
C20 extension to right under same roof in similar materials and style; 2-storey
porch has square-headed stone doorway with moulded architrave to plank door.
Gabled roof; gable end and ridge stacks; early C20 porch has ashlar stack
corbelled out from side wall. 9-window range to rear had timber lintels and
ashlar quoins to early C20 casements and plank door; 2 blocked C17 cellar
windows. Interior: C20 dog-leg stairs in late C17 style to rear of hall opposite
entry. C17 stone firepalce in room left of porch. Other interior features are
early C20. Subsidiary features: one storey and attic, 3-window range attached to
left gable in similar materials and of double-depth plan; segmental and flat
stone arches over 2-light leaded casements and C20 doors; steps to left rise
over dog kennels to plain round headed first-floor doorway; 6-bay arcade and
central gabled projection flanked by gabled dormers to rear. Similar one-storey
extension to left gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU3835499424
1510
of
2228
LONGWORTH
SU39NE
3/136 Longworth Manor, barn approx.
21/11/66 25m. S
GV II
Barn. Late C17. Weaterboarding over light timber frame on coursed limestone
rubble base; stone slate roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Central
limestone gabled porch, c.1910, has segmental stone arch over C20 double doors;
C20 windows. Half-hipped roof. Interior: 5-bay collar-truss roof with side
struts, butt purlins and wind braces to upper level.
Listing NGR: SU3833599391
1511
of
2228
LONGWORTH
SU39NE
3/137 Longworth Manor, wall and
21/11/66 gazebo 30m. E
(Formerly listed as walls of
walled garden)
GV II
Wall Late Cl6. Coursed limestone rubble. Late C16 four-centred moulded arch over
doorway to churchyard. Later, probably c.1910, wall runs from churchyard and
returns to enclose garden: limestone rubble gazebo of 1910 with conical stone
slate roof near C16 doorway and gate piers of c.1910 with moulded cornices and
ball finials at far end.
Listing NGR: SU3837499388
1512
of
2228
LONGWORTH
SU39NE
3/138 Longworth Manor, water tower
21/11/66 and attached stable block
approx. 50m. W of house
(Formerly listed as dovecot)
GV II
Water tower and attached stable block. c.1910. Coursed limestone rubble, ashlar
dressings, brick to inner face; stone slate roof. 2-storey tower has 2 plain
round-headed arches to tack room (left) and stairs, 2-light stone mullioned
cavetto-moulded stair-light, splayed slit window to top; cross-gabled roof. One
storey, 6-window range stable has stone lintels over leaded one-light
centre-hung windows and 6 stable doors; trefoiled stone ventilators on gabled
roof. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3829799398
1513
of
2228
LONGWORTH SOUTHMOOR
SU39NE
3/152 New House
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as New House
(Southmoor Preparatory School)
II
House. c.1710. Rendered, coursed limestone rubble exposed on right side; old
tile roof; brick stacks. Double pile plan. Early Georgian style. 2 storeys and
attic; 5-bay. Keyed semi-circular arch over 6-panelled door with fanlight, set
in broken pediment with engaged Doric columns on steps. Segmental arches over
6-pane sashes with original thick glazing bars. Banded rustication to basement,
which has two C20 two-light casements. Moulded cornice. 2 gabled dormers with
early C19 sashes. Hipped roof; early C18 end stacks have two flues connected by
semi-circular arch; mid C19 internal stack. Left side wall has one similar
window. Right side wall has early C18 gabled 2-storey 3-bay projection; central
plank door with flat hood and leaded overlights flanked by segmental arches over
2-light cross windows with leaded lights; semi-circular arch over early C18
first-floor sash, flanked by flat arches over 2-light leaded casements. To rear
are segmental arches over central 6-panelled door with overlight flanked by
3-light cross windows, one with leaded lights; central 2-light cross window on
first floor flanked by early C18 sashes with original glazing bars. Interior:
partly remodelled c.1830. Two-panelled doors in moulded architraves, panelled
shutters, fine Baroque fireplace and moulded cornice in left room. Early C19
fireplace and moulded cornice in right room. Passage to central vestibule, which
has early C18 quarter-turn with landing stairs, having wreathed handrail and
turned balusters on open string. First floor has early C19 panelled shutters,
fireplaces and moulded cornices, except early C18 cornices to rear. Subsidiary
features: Early C18 one-storey brewhouse, of coursed limestone rubble with
hipped old tile roof, brick ridge stack and original open fireplace attached to
rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3957297056
1514
of
2228
LONGWORTH SOUTHMOOR
SU39NE
3/153 Wash house and attached wall
approx. 15m. W of New House
GV II
Washhouse and attached wall west of New House (q.v.). Early C18. Coursed
limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof, stone slate to
rear, brick stack. Two-unit plan. One storey; 2-window range. Segmental brick
arch over early C19 six-panelled door set in similar narrowed original doorway.
Segmental brick arches with brick jambs to C19 two-light casement to left and
early C18 two-light leaded casement to right. Hipped roof; ridge stack. Outshut
to rear. Wall of coursed limestone rubble attached to left encloses area
approximately 150 x 40 metres west of New House; coursed limestone rubble,
Flemish bond brick with flared headers to inner face of right side and entry
near New House is flanked by square piers with moulded limestone cornices.
Listing NGR: SU3953697061
1515
of
2228
LONGWORTH SOUTHMOOR
SU39NE
3/154 New House Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Roughcast over coursed limestone rubble exposed to rear; smooth
plastered quoins and window and door dressings; stone slate roof; brick stack.
L-plan, 2-unit front range. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Late C19 six-panelled
central door under flat hood with carved brackets. Late C19 two-light
casements; lunette in blocked window over door. Hipped roof; ridge stack.
Similar windows to one-bay side walls. To rear left is early C18 one-storey and
attic, 3-window range of coursed limestone rubble, roughcast to left with
half-hipped concrete tile roof and brick ridge stack; timber lintels over C20
casements; two-storey stair turret to right adjoining rear wall of main range.
One-storey one-bay roughcast extension with hipped stone slate roof and C20
plank door to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3944996972
1516
of
2228
LONGWORTH SOUTHMOOR
SU39NE
3/155 Waggon and Horses Public House
GV II
House, now public house. Early C18. Roughcast; old tile roof; brick stacks.
3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Carved brackets to flat hood over C20
door. Two late C19 canted bays with horned sashes to ground floor; segmental
arches over 2 ground-floor and 3 first-floor sashes. Gambrel roof; ridge stack,
lateral stacks to rear right and to left. Late C19 brick and tile 2-storey
extension to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3961698076
1517
of
2228
LONGWORTH SOUTHMOOR
SU39NE
3/156 Westfield
GV II
House. Mid C18, later C18 bay to right. Coursed and roughly dressed limestone
rubble, brick quoins and dressings; stone slate roof, Welsh slate to rear; brick
stacks. 2 extended to 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Segmental arch of
alternately red and flared brick and brick jambs to early C19 six-panelled door;
gabled porch c.1970. Similar arches and dressings to late C19 tripartite sashes;
right bay has mid C20 canted bay window and segmental brick arch over late C19
three-light casement above. Dentilled eaves; 2 roof dormers. Gabled roof; gable
end and one ridge (formerly end stack of mid C18 house) stack have dogtooth
brickwork at top. Continuous rear outshut has two C18 three-light leaded
casements and a similar casement without leaded lights. Interior: Mid C18
two-panelled doors and late C19 four-panelled doors in moulded architraves. Rear
outshut has chamfered beam and plain joists to right and raised cheese room over
cellar to left. Winder stairs opposite front door. Common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU3964698040
1518
of
2228
SU 39 NE LONGWORTH
Tithe Barn
1061/3/10002 II*
Barn. C17. Coursed limestone rubble. Stone tile roof with gabled ends with small
carved stone acorn finials.
PLAN: 7 bays with central threshing bay with opposing cart-entrances and porch on
south side.
EXTERIOR: Central doorways with plank double doors, the south side with large gabled
porch, its cart-entrance boarded over. The porch gable and end gables have carved
stone finials. Ventilation slits in walls.
INTERIOR: Fine 7-bay roof structure with queen-post collar and tie-beam trusses and
three tiers of tenoned purlins. The tie-beams are supported on short posts on stone
corbels set into the walls, from which spring curved braces to the tie-beams. Queen-
post roof to porch. Common-rafters intact, trenched into the middle purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3870698196
1519
of
2228
LYFORD THE GREEN
SU39SE (North side)
7/130 Tudor Cottage
13/02/75 (Formerly listed as Tudor
Cottage E of Church)
- II
2 cottages, now house. C17: extension to left dated 1837 on left gable wall.
Small timber framing of 3 panels deep to rear; mid C19 brick to ground floors of
front and right side walls: coursed limestone rubble to left extension.
Half-hipped thatch roof; ridge stack finished in C19 brick. One- extended to
2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Segmental brick arches over
blocked doorway and widened opening with C19 three-light casement to left:
similar casement to right and 2-light half-dormer casement. C20 brick outshut to
left and rear. Interior: chamfered beams, original purlins. Open fireplace
remodelled in mid C19.
Listing NGR: SU3918694210
1520
of
2228
LYFORD THE GREEN
SU39SE (North side)
7/131 Lyford House
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No.4 Farm
Cottages (House to NE of
church))
GV II
House. Datestone 1717 in right gable wall. Flemish bond brick with flared
headers; gabled stone slate roof; brick symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit plan. 2
storeys; symmetrical 5-window range. Gauged brick flat arch and C20 flat hood
over central C20 door. Similar arches over C20 two-light casements. Cyma-molded
string course; moulded wood cornice. Late C20 extensions to rear. Interior:
remodelled in C20. Chamfered beams: timber-framed partition right of entry.
Built for the Ashcombe family who built The Alms Court (q.v.).
Listing NGR: SU3908294276
1521
of
2228
LYFORD THE GREEN
SU39SE (North side)
7/132 Manor Farmhouse and attached
06/08/52 wall
(Formerly listed as The Manor
House)
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C16, with early C17 extension dated 1617, for the Ashcombe
family: late C17 extension and later alterations for the Pike family. Uncoursed
limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof with ball finial to left; rendered
stone ridge stack with 4 diagonally-set flues, and stone left end stack. 3-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Flat stone arches over blocked door
in second bay, from left, and mid C19 horned sash set in blocked doorway
opposite stack: timber lintel over blocked window above. Flat stone arches over
early C19 six-pane sashes and 2 blocked windows to right. Wing with datestone
1617 projects from left bay of front: 2 storeys, 3-window range of similar
materials has timber lintel over C20 door adjoining main range and early C17
five-light wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded window to left: carved ovolo-moulded
decorative timber lintels over two C20 windows. Left side wall: 4-light splayed
wood-mullioned window with new sill; gabled side wall of main range has timber
lintels over wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded window with diamond leaded-lights, and
blocked window which flank central stack corbelled out over similar 4-light
window; early C17 stair turret with ball finial and 2-light splayed
wood-mullioned window with leaded casements. Late C17 two-storey rear wing of
similar materials with gable end stack of stone finished in brick. Rendered
right side wall has C20 stone porch and early C19 sashes. Interior: cased beams
and chamfered and stopped beans. Chamfered and stopped bressumer over open
fireplace with inglenook seats. Newel stairs rising to attic have octagonal
newel post. Timber-framed partition wall to gallery which runs along rear wall
of first floor, with access to stairs. Collar truss roof with staggered butt
purlins. Subsidiary features: C17 L-shaped wall to rear right of limestone
rubble with dressed stone to buttresses. The Pike family have lived here since
the late C17. Like The Priory, Marcham (q.v.), this is an early example of a
lobby-entry plan.
(P.S. Spokes and E.M. Jope, "The Priory, Marcham: a small l6th century house",
Berkshire Archaelogical Journal, Vol.57 (1959), pp.89-90 (plan)).
Listing NGR: SU3895494307
1522
of
2228
LYFORD THE GREEN
SU39SE (South side)
7/133 Church of St. Mary
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. Early C13: early C16 clerestory: restored 1875 by Ewan Christian.
Uncoursed limestone rubble: gabled nave roof of sheet lead, and chancel roof of
old and C20 tiles. Nave and chancel. East lancet window of 1875: 2-bay chancel
side walls have C13 pointed lancets, and C16 light to south and C13
trefoil-headed light to north. 2-bay south wall of nave has central C13 pointed
chamfered blocked doorway flanked by C13 pointed lancets: two early C16 two- and
3-light round-arched clerestory windows. North wall: C13 lancet to east, C13
finial pointed chamfered doorway to C19 door; mid C19 timber porch has reset C15
oak archway to front; similar clerestory windows. Circled cross east on west
gable: geometrical west window of 1875: west belfry has mid C19 weatherboarding
and pyramidal Welsh slate roof. Interior: chancel has C13 piscina with
foliate-carved credence shelf, C13 aumbry and mid C19 tile floor and benches.
Chancel arch of 1875. Jacobean pulpit has stylised tulips set within blind
arches. C15 octagonal font on shelf. Seven C17/C18 benches to north, similar C19
benches to south. 4-bay tie-beam roof with arch-braced posts supported on
corbels. Heavy C15 oak posts strengthened by ogee scissor braces rise to support
the belfry which is probably early C16 (dating from insertion of clerestory).
Early C16 four-bay Perpendicular screens, originally rood screen moved to flank
belfry posts at west end.
(V.M. Howse, Lyford: A Parish Record, pp.12-17; Buildings of England: Berkshire,
pp.172-3).
Listing NGR: SU3901194230
1523
of
2228
LYFORD THE LANE
SU39SE (North side)
7/134 The Thatch Cottage, at SU 3920
9418
- II
Two dwellings, now house. Early C18, early C19 right bay. Coursed limestone
rubble; brick quoins and dressings to right. Half-hipped thatch roof; ridge
stack finished in C20 brick. 2- extended to 3-unit plan. One storey and attic;
one-window range. Chamfered timber lintel over C20 plank door to left. Timber
lintel over C20 door to right, which adjoins C20 square bay window in front of
old doorway. Interior: stop-chamfered beams. Bressumer over open fireplace to
left.
Listing NGR: SU3920094180
1524
of
2228
LYFORD
SU39SE
7/127 The Alms Court, Nos.l-7
06/08/52 (consecutive)
(Formerly listed as
Ashcombe Almshouses
- II
Almshouses. Mid/late C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers: rear and outer
walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of C20 tiles and old tiles to side wings;
brick ridge stacks. Courtyard plan open to front. One storey and attic; 4-window
front range. Gabled projecting central 2 bays with mid C19 porch and door
flanked by segmental-arched lead-latticed tall single lights: outer bays have
segmental arches over 2-light leaded casement and adjoining plank door, and
2-light dormer casements above. Side wings each of 12-window range. Fronts of
wings facing yard have similar doors, 2-light leaded casements and dormer
casements. Dentilled brick eaves. Interior not inspected. The almshouses were
founded in 1611 by Oliver Ashcombe, although the present building dates from
about 1760-70.
(V.M. Howse, Lyford: A Parish Record, pp.39-41)
Listing NGR: SU3921594278
1525
of
2228
LYFORD
SU39SE
7/128 Lyford Bridge
- II
Bridge. Date 1837 inscribed on keystone. Coursed limestone rubble with ashlar
dressings and rubble coping. Central round arch flanked by small round-arched
openings. 2 cutwaters face upstream to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3912894592
1526
of
2228
LYFORD
SU39SE
7/129 Lyford Grange
09/02/66
- II*
House. c.1430-80, for More family: mid C16 alterations and rear wing for Thomas
Yates. Roughcast over original timber framing: C15 close studding with middle
rail to rear wall and to part of adjoining wall of mid C16 right wing. Left side
wall and left wing of limestone rubble. Hipped stone slate roof; mid C16 brick
ridge stack finished in early/mid C18 brick, and moulded top to early/mid C18
ridge stack to left. Courtyard plan: range to rear (north-west) demolished
c.1817. 2 storeys: 4-window front range. C20 flat hood and C19 moulded
architrave to C20 door in central bay. C19 eight-pane sashes in outer bays
except early C18 wood cross-window with leaded-lights to lower left: moulded
wood cornice. Similar cross-window to rear. Right gable wall has C20 French
windows set in C16 cavetto-moulded stone architrave. Moulded end stack to rear
gable wall of truncated right wing. Interior: former hall has, in present attic,
a 4-bay roof of arched-braced collar trusses flanking central collar truss which
has mortices for decorative braces and ends of moulded tie beam: cusp-chamfered
windbraces, and chamfered principals and butt purlins. Timber-framed partition
divides off 2-bay room to left, with queen post truss. 2-bay parlour end to
right: moulded beams, fine mid Cl6 stone moulded fireplace set within mid Cl6
panelled wall on first floor. C16 plank door opens to closet in front of chimney
stack which has 3 lights divided by cavetto-moulded mullions over low studded
wall facing hall, and similar mullion of blocked window to front: deep
embrasured window surround to right suggests original oriel. Roof of right wing
remodelled in C18. This moated site, formerly a grange of Abingdon Abbey, was
acquired in 1538 by John Yates of Charney Bassett. It was probably remodelled
after 1540 by his son Thomas whose son Francis sheltered Edmund Campion of the
ill-fated Jesuit Mission in July 1581: Campion was caught and executed at Tyburn
the following December. An Agnus Dei found in the roof in 1959, bears witness to
his visit since it is dated 1578 and bears the inscription of Pope Gregory XIII.
(V.M. Howse, Lyford: A Parish Record, pp.27-38; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV,
pp.285, 290; Evelyn Waugh, Edmund Campion, 1980, pp.141-50).
Listing NGR: SU3961794531
1527
of
2228
MARCHAM ABINGDON ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/139 Hyde Farmhouse
12/02/87 II
The grade shall be amended to II*
The entry shall be amended to read:-
MARCHAM
SU4596 ABINGDON ROAD
1695-0/18/139 (North side)
12/02/87 Hyde Farmhouse
- II*
Farmhouse. Circa late C13 or early C14; remodelled circa late Middle Ages, remodelled
and extended
circ mid C16 and mid C17. Limestone rubble. Stone tile roof, the higher courses plain
tiles, hipped
left end, gabled at the end of rear wing. Stone axial and gable end stacks with brick
shafts.
PLAN: The original Medieval house comprised a long open hall of 3 bays seperated from
a service bay
at the south end, probably also open to the roof. Later in the Middle Ages the high,
north, end bay
of the hall was partitioned from the remainder of the hall, while remaining open to
the roof; the north
bay was subsequently floored, probably before the centre bay of the hall was floored
in circa mid C16,
leaving the remaining south bay of the hall open as a smoke bay, into which a chimney
was inserted
in circa 1600, creating a cross-passage on its lower, south, side. The south, service
bay was floored
probably in the C17. There is a wing on the east side of the north bay, the first
part of which is circa
mid C16 and timber-framed with one room and a cross-passage adjacent to the main
range; this was
extended in 1652 by John Prince, who built a parlour with a chamber above. EXTERIOR:
2 storeys,
asymmetrical 4-window west front. Various 3 and 4-light C17 and C18 casement windows
with leaded
panes, the 5-light hall window to the left of centre and the 3-light window above
breaking the eaves have
1528
of
2228
ovolo-moulded mullions and frames. Doorway to right of centre with circa late
Medieval chamfered
and shouldered wooden frame with chambered head and later plank door. At rear, east,
outshuts in angle
with wing on right. The wing is timber-framed with brick infill and extended in stone
rubble with
ovolo-moulded wooden mullion windows with leaded panes, first floor window on south
side replaced
in C20, its 1556 dated internal cill removed. INTERIOR:Little altered and retaining
many C17 and
earlier features. C17 plank doors, panelled cupboard doors and stone flag floors.
Cross-passage has
unchamfered joists and stud partition to service side. Service room to right has
roughly chamfered
cross-beam with diagonal stops and unchamferedjoists. Hall has high ceiling with
chamfered cross-beam
and broad joists all with hollow step stops and large fireplace with lightly
chamfered cambered timber
lintel, oven and gun-rack above. Inner, north, room has low ceiling with roughly
chamfered axial beam
without stops and unchamfered joists. Parlour in rear wing has chamfered axial beam
with bar stops,
wide fireplace with low chamfered lintel and plasterwork above, dated 1652 and with
initials P/IM.
Chamber above has similar plasterwork fireplace overmantel, exposed timber-framing of
earlier bay of
wing, which has jowled storey-posts and cambered tie-beam. Inner room chamber has
exposed
smoke-blackening above tie-beam in partition. Chamber over cross-passage has small
fireplace with
cambered lintel and staircase rising from hall with splat balusters. The Medieval 4-
bay roof survives
largely intact; the 2 north trusses of the long 3-bay open hall have pairs of
parallel rafters, the inner
rafters rising to a collar, the outer rising to the ridge, which is square-set on a
small yoke; 2 tiers of
purlins, the upper one trenched, the lower trapped between the parallel rafters;
wind-braces from the
inner rafter to the upper purlin. Some of the original common rafters survive. The 3
north bays are
smoke-blackened and the lower end, south, truss is an open timber-framed partition,
[sooted on both
sides], with studding, clasped purlins and similar yoke and ridge. The principals
ofthe south end truss
survive in the gable-end wall. The roof of the north bay has been partly rebuilt with
a hip. Rear wing
1529
of
2228
has clasped-purlin roof SOURCE: Curde,C.R.J., Medieval Houses; Oxoniensia,LVII
[1992], pp
167-171.
------------------------------------
MARCHAM ABINGDON ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/139 Hyde Farmhouse
12/02/87
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C15/early C16: successive C16 extensions to left and
to rear. Uncoursed limestone rubble, but mors coursed to right; hipped and
gabled roof of old tiles on higher courses over stone slates; ridge stack of
stone finished in brick; C18 brick end stacks. House extended to 3-unit
through-passage plan and then L-plan with rear left wing. 2 storeys; 4-window
range. Timber lintel over C20 plank door set in heavy pegged frame right of
centre. Timber lintels over C20 casements, C18 three-light casement to right,
and central late C16/C17 four-light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned window: similar
3-light window in half-dormer above. Rear outshut of limestone rubble adjoins
2-bay rear wing: timber-framed of 2 rectangular panels deep, with 2-light leaded
casement to right: later stone wall to left has C17 2-light window with heavy
pegged frame. Rear bay: of uncoursed limestone rubble with ashlar quoins:
chamfered timber lintels over 4-light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned windows,
window to left having cames of thick quarry glass and 1556 date on internal
sill: 2-light wood-mullioned window in rear gable. Interior: front range: stone
flag floors, stop-chamfered beans, C17 plant: doors. Gunrack and chamfered
bressumer over central open fireplace: behind stack is entry to through-passage,
with stud partition to right, and C17 plank door to rear straight-run stairs
with C17 splat balusters at top. First floor has C17 plank and ribbed doors,
stop-chamfered beams, two stud partitions with wattle and daub infill, and C17
cupboard with butterfly hinges to rear of stack. Collar-truss roof with butt
purlins: 3-bay to left of stack, and 2-bay with heavy smoke blackening to right.
2-bay timber-framed extension: stop-chamfered ground-floor beam intersected by
later C17 passage with stud wall and plank door: queen-post truss and
timber-framed, originally external, rear wall with arch braces. Rear bay:
chamfered stepped-stop beams, with chamfered joists on ground floor. C17 spice
clipboard, and door to newel stairs flank rear stack, which has provincial
ornamental plasterwork. Ground-floor fireplace has initials P/IM, flanked by
pentacle and date 1652 within quadrant of circle, set in overmantel of imitation
scribed panels, above imitation masonry: first-floor fireplace has overmantel of
large scrolls flanking pentacle within circle, above similar imitation masonry.
This house has a very well preserved vernacular interior: the plasterwork is
especially noteworthy.
1530
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU4596796838
1531
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (East side)
18/140 No.10 (Willow Cottage)
GV II
House. Datestone 1736 over door. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled old tile
roof; brick end stack. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber
lintel over central C20 plank door. Old (to left) and C20 (to right) timber
lintels over C20 casements: 2 gabled dormers with C20 casements. Datestone over
door has hearts flanking H/1736. Rear: outshut remodelled in C20 adjoins early
C19 one bay wing of similar materials. Interior not inspected but noted as
having stop-chamfered beams.
Listing NGR: SU4526996715
1532
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (East side)
18/141 Church of All Saints
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. Early C13 and C15: rebuilt, except tower, by William Fisher of Oxford in
1837. Coursed dressed limestone with ashlar dressings, except tower which is of
uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled stone slate chancel roof, and Welsh slate
nave roof. Chancel with north chapel, wide nave and west tower. 1:5:1 bays.
Early English and Perpendicular styles: remodelled in Perpendicular Revival
style. Double-gabled east wall of chancel has 3-light Curvilinear-style window
to left of early C13 stepped three-light lancet window. Each side wall of
chancel has chamfered lancet and pointed doorway. Crenellated nave has label
moulds over 2-light and central 3-light Perpendicular-style transomed windows to
north: similar 3-light windows flank gabled south porch: very fine late
C14/early C15 south doorway is cinquefoil-headed with independent leaf
decoration in casement-moulded architrave. Early C13 three-stage west tower has
original corner buttresses, one-light bell openings, slit lights and west
lancet: unusual early C13 ashlar stair turret in north-east corner has slit
lights and quatrefoil panel in gable top. Interior: jamb shafts with bell
capitals to east window of north chapel. Early C13 archway between chancel and
north chapel has chamfered arch set on half-piers with ball flower capitals.
Bench in north chapel has C16 linenfold-carved bench end: chancel has C19 wall
tablets, and late C18 obelisk wall tablet to John Barnes, d.1782. Twin chancel
and north chapel arches to nave: communion rail, pews and altar at east end.
Early C19 pulpit, and reading desk of c.1907. Pews have C16 bench ends with
linenfold carving. Tall early C19 pedimented wall tablet to Aldworth family, mid
C19 stele tablets (one in porch), and Cothick wall tablet to Thomas Prince,
d.1823: wall tablet at west end to Thomas Hayward, d.1692. Wall brass east of
door to Edmund Fettiplace, d.1540, and wife: depicts them both kneeling at
prayer with their children. Tub-shaped stepped font is probably C13.
Perpendicular-style 8-bay roof supported on head corbels. Early C15 triple
hollow-chamfered archway to west tower room, which has quadripartite vault with
hollow-chamfered ribs on head corbels. J.C. Buckler drew interior details and
the church exterior (mainly C15) in 1819.
(Bodleian Library, MS Top. Berks. C.50, Nos.106-8; Buildings of England:
Berkshire, pp.176-177; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, pp.358-9; Victoria and Albert
Museum, South Kensington, London has drawings in box A-170, D.1784-7; H.M.
Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, 1600-1840, 1978,
p.308).
Listing NGR: SU4520496814
1533
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (East side)
18/142 Chest tomb approx. 15m. SSE of
S porch of Church of All
Saints
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Moulded base and cornice, beaded inscription
panels and stepped top with roll moulding. One legible inscription commemorates
Mary Grove, d.1796.
Listing NGR: SU4522296791
1534
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/143 No.15 (The Tithe House) and
09/02/66 attached walls and stable
(Formerly listed as Tithe
House No. 15 including barn to
N)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Dated 1580: extension to right dated 1646, when house was
remodelled. Rendered front and left side walls: left wing of c.1500 has original
timber framing with arch braces and C18 brick infiil to rear right. Limestone
rubble to right extension. Gabled and hipped stone slate roof; late C16 ridge
stack to left of stone finished in brick, and right end stack of similar
materials. L-plan, with rear left wing. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C19
six-panelled door : late C19 two- and 3-light casements except mid C17
three-light stone-mullioned cavetto-moulded window to top right. Right side
wall: 1646 graffito date on quoin, and mid C17 stone cavetto-moulded window
above blocked C17 window. Rear: C18 two-light leaded casements above mid C17
three-light stone-mullioned and transomed cavetto-moulded window. Interior: room
to right has dado panelling and bolection-moulded fireplace and overmantle-panel
of c.1720. Wing of c.1580 to left, remodelled in mid C17: front room has
chamfered beams, timber-framed lateral partition with chamfered urn-stopped
doorframe, and stone chamfered fireplace with cyma-moulded overmantle and
inscribed date "RS 1580 TS". Mid C17 ovolo-moulded urn-stopped doorframe to
right: quartered stop-chamfered beams in late C16 room behind stack: inserted
mid C17 newel stairs right of stack were remodelled in C20 but retain original
treads in attic: first floor has stop-chamfered beams and C17 plank doors set in
stop-chamfered doorframes: 2 rooms to rear of stack are divided by timber-framed
partition: timber-framed, originally external, wall of c.1580 building to right
adjoins mid C17 extension: collar truss to front and closed timber truss to rear
of late C16 stack. Mid C17 collar truss with curved windbraces to right.
Subsidiary features: through-entry and stable to right of uncoursed limestone
rubble with render and weatherboarding over entry, and gabled stone slate roof:
C20 double doors to through-entry on left, which has C17 plank door and stone
chamfered alcove to right: stables have ancient type of hewn oak staircase
rising to loft: 4-bay queen-post roof with curved braces and windbraces to
right. Walls: limestone rubble wall with buttress runs approx. 6Om. west from
rear left corner of house. Tall (approx. 3m.) C17 wall of limestone rubble with
squared quoins and chamfered plinth runs approx. 80m. north from right corner of
stable, and is attached to dovecote (q.v.): from rear right corner of stable
runs the former wall of abarn (demolished in early C20), which runs approx.
20m. W to meet medieval offset buttress. Shown on 1818 map as Parsonage.
(Oxfordshire Record Office, Misc. Marcham Private Records 1/1).
1535
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU4521396750
1536
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/144 Dovecote approx. 20m. NW of
No. 15 (The Tithe House)
GV II
Dovecote. C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof; chamfered
timber lintel over C20 plank door: drip course above. Gabled side walls have
nesting holes with stone perches at top, and timber lintel over blocked door to
right. Glover on ridge has stone slate roof. Interior not inspected but likely
to be of interest. Early C19 extension to right of limestone rubble with gabled
old tile roof: of two-storey, one-bay range with chamfered timber lintels over
C19 plank door and 2-light casements to rear.
Listing NGR: SU4518196783
1537
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/145 No.11
25/01/72
GV II
Shown on Ordnance Survey map as No.3.
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18 remodelling of C16 house. Uncoursed limestone
rubble; gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack, and end stacks to cross wing.
2-unit plan, with 2-unit cross wing to right. 2 storeys; 2-window range of
irregular fenestration. Timber lintel over central C19 plank door set in beaded
wood architrave with moulded flat hood. Timber lintels over C20 two-light
casement to left and two C18 three-light leaded casements. Rear: timber lintel
over C18/early C19 plank door. 2-window range on right side wall of cross wing
has 2-light leaded casement in gabled roof dormer above C17 two-light chamfered
wood-mullioned window with leaded lights: early C19 three-light casement with
iron opening casement in left side wall. Interior: stop-chamfered beams:
early/mid C16 roll- and hollow-moulded beam to right. C20 stairs in original
position with chamfered doorhead.
Listing NGR: SU4521296730
1538
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/146 Granary approx. lOm. W of
No.11
GV II
Granary, now outhouse. C18. Raised on staddle stones. C20 weatherboarding over
timber frame; half-hipped stone slate roof. Central plank door. Interior:
original framing intact on 3 walls. Queen-post truss. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4519996724
1539
of
2228
MARCHAM CHURCH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/147 No.3 (The Manor House)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Marcham
Manor)
GV II
House. Early C18. Limestone rubble with roughcast front; gabled stone slate
roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical
3-window range. Fielded 6-panelled door: carved consoles to flat hood with
modillioned cornice. Tripartite late C18 sashes: 6-pane sash over door. All
openings have decorative plaster surrounds. Hipped roof dormers, each with
moulded cornice. Rear: mid C19 alterations and one-storey extension. Interior:
central early C18 dog-leg with winders staircase has turned balusters on closed
string; early C18 six-panelled doors and panelled shutters. First floor not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4525096654
1540
of
2228
MARCHAM COTHILL
SU49NE
6/148 Nos.6 and 8 (Rose Cottage)
GV II
2 cottages. Semi-detached: dated 1733 (see below). Chequer brick front to
uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof; flared and red brick end
stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Stone pediment hood with fine
acanthus-leaf carved brackets over C20 plank door, to left of C20 door (hood
removed) with C20 porch. Segmental arches over C20 windows: 2 blind windows
flank central terracotta date plaque over door with inscription "M/AA/July.
Y.30/1733". Dentilled brick eaves: 2 gabled roof dormers. Rear: C18 outshut
adjoins one-bay wing, both of limestone rubble.
Listing NGR: SU4639799604
1541
of
2228
MARCHAM COTHILL
SU49NE
6/149 No.12
GV II
Small house. Mid C18: graffiti dates 1753 and 1794. Coursed limestone rubble
with brick dressings; gabled old tile roof; brick end stack. 2-unit plan. 2
storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintel over central C20 door. Segmental brick
arches over C20 three-light casements: chamfered timber lintels over 3-light
first-floor casements with early C20 brick jambs. Dentilled brick eaves.
Interior: chamfered beam, and old roof purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4638399571
1542
of
2228
MARCHAM FRILFORD ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/150 Nos.10 and 12 (White House)
GV II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Late C17, remodelled c.1730. Colourwashed limestone
rubble; gabled old tile roof; stone end stacks. 3-unit through-passage plan. 2
storeys; 3-window range. Carved consoles to fine early C18 flat hood with
panelled soffit above fielded 6-panelled door. Timber lintels over C19 two- and
3-light casements: early C18 bay added to right is of similar materials with
timber lintel over C20 door and windows, and moulded wood cornice. Rear: C20
porch adjoins service wing to right of limestone rubble with C20 tile roof,
stone gable end external stack and outshut to left. C20 extension to left.
Interior of No.12 to left: left room has cased beam and chamfered bressumer over
open fireplace with adjacent newel stairs: early C18 plank partition with
2-panelled doors divides this room from parlour on right, with panelled
shutters, window seat and china closet of c.1730, Blocked 2-light
diamond-mullioned stair-light to left. First floor has cased beam, two ribbed
doors and panelled door. Attic has collar truss and two closed trusses.
Listing NGR: SU4543696624
1543
of
2228
MARCHAM FRILFORD ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/151 Barn approx. 13m. N of No.12
(White House)
GV II
Barn. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; half-hipped old tile roof. 3-bay plan
with threshing floor. Timber lintel over plank winnowing doors: C20 doors to
rear. Timber lintel over blocked door in right side wall. Interior: 3-bay
collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Tie-beam to right has 2 hollow chamfers and
has been removed from a C16 house. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4542596640
1544
of
2228
MARCHAM FRILFORD ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/152 The White Hart Public House
- II
House, now public house. Early C18. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gambrel old
tile roof; brick symmetrical end stacks rebuilt in C20. 2 storeys and attic;
symmetrical 2-window range. Segmental brick arch over C20 door. Timber lintels
over C20 three-light casements: 2 gabled roof dormers. C20 extension to left of
front. Rear stair turret and flanking outshuts of similar materials. Interior:
chamfered beams. First floor not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4531796602
1545
of
2228
MARCHAM FRILFORD ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/153 No.50 (West Bow)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as West Bow
No.50)
- II
House. Datestone 1740: remodelling of C17 house. Roughcast front to coursed
limestone rubble; gabled stone slate roof; symmetrical end stacks, of brick to
left and stone to right. 3-unit plan. Central 2 storeys; 3-window range. Carved
brackets to flat hood over early C19 six-panelled (2 glazed) door. C19 two-light
casement to right, and three 8-pane sashes to left of door: first-floor 3-light
leaded casements flank datestone, which reads "IHE/March ye ii/1740". Dentilled
cornice. C19 outbuilding to right, of similar materials, has C19 plank door
adjoining C19 three-light casement with one opening pane. Early C19 six-panelled
door to rear. C18 rear wing of one storey and attic, and similar materials, C17
two-light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned window in right side wall. Interior:
cased beams. Open fireplace to left is flanked by cupboard and fielded panelled
door to winder staircase. Winder stairs adjoin open fireplace with moulded
overmantel to right. First floor: C18 two-panelled and plank doors, chamfered
beams. Left room has C18 panelled spice cupboard and mid C18 fireplace with
moulded overmantel. Plank door to winder stairs rising to attic: 3-bay post- and
pad roof of heavy scantling with clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU4510996576
1546
of
2228
MARCHAM FRILFORD ROAD
SU4596 (South side)
18/154 Dovecote approx. 30m. SE of
09/02/66 war memorial (not included)
(Formerly listed as dovecote)
GV II
Dovecote. Late medieval/C16. Roughcast over limestone rubble; conical stone
slate roof. Circular plan. C20 timber lintel over studded door with Norfolk
latch and C20 timber lintel over C20 mullioned window. C20 glover. Interior:
nesting boxes in walls. The dovecote was restored in the 1970's after it had
fallen into a bad state of repair.
(National Monuments Record).
Listing NGR: SU4541996570
1547
of
2228
MARCHAM GOZZARD'S FORD
SU49NE
6/155 No.22
- II
House. Datestone over door: TC/1770, Coursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile
roof; brick end stacks. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Flat
stone arches over central C20 door with porch and C20 three-light casements:
timber lintels over C20 two-light first-floor casements. C20 roof dormer.
Interior not inspected, but noted as having chamfered beams and fireplaces with
moulded overmantels.
Listing NGR: SU4685498528
1548
of
2228
MARCHAM MILL LANE
SU49NE (East side)
6/157 Bridge approx. 50m. SE of
Marcham Mill
GV II
Bridge. C18. coursed limestone rubble with dressed quoins and voussoirs: rubble
parapet. Central cutwater flanked by semi-circular arches. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU4570195233
1549
of
2228
MARCHAM MILL LANE
SU49NE (West side)
6/160 Marcham Mill
GV II
Mill and millhouse, now house. Early C17, with C18 extension: remodelled in
1970's. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof; ridge stack,
adjoining rear range, of stone finished in brick. L-plan, with mill contained in
rear wing. 2 storeys; 2-window range front. Timber lintels over C20 window set
in blocked entry, C19 two-light casement to left and C20 window over blocked
door. Rear wing of 2 storeys; 3-window range: chamfered timber lintels over C20
door and blocked door. To right of front is C18 one-storey, one-bay building of
similar materials, with brick end stack and timber lintel over C20 half-glazed
door; mid C19 range to rear is roughcast with gabled Welsh slate roof and 6-pane
sashes. Interior: chamfered beams. Rear wing, originally mill, has butt-purlin
roof, and had first floor removed in C20. History: a mill has stood on this site
since the Cll.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, pp.354-5; photographs in Museum of English Rural
Life, Reading).
Listing NGR: SU4566595306
1550
of
2228
MARCHAM MILL ROAD
SU4596 (East side)
18/156 No.3
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C17, extended to right in early C18. Uncoursed
limestone rubble; gabled roof of old tiles to front and stone slates to rear;
stone gable end stacks. One-unit extended to 2-unit central through-passage
plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Carved consoles to fine early C18 pediment hood
over early C18 fielded 6-panelled door with overlight: blocked window above.
Right bay has segmental brick arch over early C19 ten-pane sash above timber
lintel over late C19 two-pane sashes: left bay has C17 decorative moulded
lintels over early C19 ten-pane sash and late C19 four-light casement. Rear: C18
outshut of limestone rubble with concrete tile roof to right, C18 service wing
of limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof to left. Interior: stone flag
floor. Central passage has C18 two-panelled doors, and plank door to rear.
Quarter-turn stairs and chamfered beam to right: left room has ribbed door,
stop-chamfered beam: winder stairs to rear of stack, with blocked 2-light
diamond-nullioned window. First floor: left room has plank partition, early Ci7
panelled door and stepped-stop chamfered beam and original joists: room to right
has fine early C18 bolection-moulded fireplace with flanking doors.
Listing NGR: SU4553996609
1551
of
2228
MARCHAM MILL ROAD
SU4596 (West side)
18/158 No.14
- II
House. C17. Cruck-framed. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled old and C20 tile
roof; brick truncated left end stack. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic;
2-window range. C20 door and stone porch: timber lintels over flanking C19 two-
and 3-light casements. Gabled dormers with 3-light casements. Interior: cased
beam to left. Raised softwood cruck with tabled scarf to wall plate: front of
cruck has been remodelled.
Listing NGR: SU4549596506
1552
of
2228
MARCHAM MILL ROAD
SU4596 (West side)
18/159 Barn approx. 30m. SW of Manor
Farmhouse (not included)
- II
Barn. Late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; half-hipped asbestos sheet roof.
5-bay plan with central threshing floor entries. Interior: 5-bay two-tier
queen-post roof of heavy scantling: strengthened by corbelled posts with arch
braces tenoned into soffit of each tie beam: short windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU4544696412
1553
of
2228
MARCHAM NEW ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/161 Denman College
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Marcham
House now Denman College)
GV II
Country house, now college. Late C18: remodelled c.l800 for George Elwes.
Limestone ashlar; hipped Welsh slate roof; ashlar ridge stacks. Double-depth
plan. Late Georgian style. 2 storeys; 7-window range, of 2:3:2 fenestration with
central projecting bays. Segmental pediment with consoles over glazed door with
decorative overlight. Stone lintels over 6-pane sashes. String course and
moulded cornice: parapet has oculus to left. Right side wall of 6-window range
has 6-pane sashes: symmetrical outer bays have tripartite sashes, with pediments
and Tuscan pilasters applied to lower windows. Rear: central 3 bays, similar to
front, flanked by tripartite sashes each with Tuscan pilasters, plain
entablature and moulded cornice. Interior: early C19 panelled doors, and marble
fireplaces. Early C18 dog-leg staircase to left has S-shaped wrought-iron
balustrade: this was taken from a house in London when Denman College (then
Marcham House) was restored in 1938. Room to rear left: Graeco-Egyptian style
plaster panels, with griffins flanking urns, above blocked door and 2 panelled
doors which flank segmental-arched alcove with consoles: Egyptian-style
fireplace and cornice. A drawing of 1806 shows that the central 3 bays were
pedimented: the parapet was built across the front and the roof lowered soon
afterwards. The same drawing shows the gatepiers (q.v.) with their pineapple
finials.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.177; Kelly's Directory, 1854, p.85;
Oxfordshire Record Office, Misc. Marcham Private Records, 1/1 (1818 map);
Bodleian Library, MS Top. Berks. c.57, pl.149).
Listing NGR: SU4525896875
1554
of
2228
MARCHAM NEW ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/162 Wall and gatepier approx. 40m.
SE of Denman College
GV II
Wall. C18/early C19. Uncoursed limestone rubble: triangular coping with ashlar
top course. Ashlar pier with pineapple finial. The wall extends approx. 130m.
east along North Street, and bounded Marcham Park, now Denman College (q.v.).
Listing NGR: SU4532496825
1555
of
2228
MARCHAM NEW ROAD
SU4596 (North side)
18/163 Wall and gatepier approx. 15m.
S of Denman College
GV II
Wall. C18 and early C19. Uncoursed limestone rubble; triangular coping with
ashlar top course. Ashlar pier with pineapple finial. The wall bounds the
entrance to Denman College (q.v.), formerly known as Marcham House, and extends
approx. 110m. along the north side of the churchyard.
Listing NGR: SU4521396840
1556
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
(East Side) ..
No.66 (Townsend cottage:
fllf+ .
6/164
The address shall be amended to read: = NORTH STREET
(East Side)
No. 70
------------------------------------
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
(East Side) ..
18/164 No.66 (Townsend Cottage
The address shall be amended to read: ' = (East Side)
(East Side)
No. 70
------------------------------------
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596, SU49NE (East side)
18/164, 6/164 No.66 (Townsend Cottage)
- II
House. C18. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled C20 tile roof; gable end stack
to left of stone finished in brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window
range. Timber lintels over central C20 door, C20 window to right and late
C18/early C19 three-light mullioned window with C20 panes to left. Blocked
first-floor door in left side wall, possibly for access to granary in attic.
Similar mullioned window to rear: window to rear right has mortices for diamond
mullions in soffit of lintel. C20 extension to rear right. Interior:
stop-chamfered beam and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace with bread oven;
ribbed door to adjoining winder stairs. Cased beam in room to right: early C18
two-panelled door on first floor. Central timber-framed partition rises to
closed truss of heavy scantling with stop-chamfered door frame.
Listing NGR: SU4544396999
1557
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596 (East side)
18/165 No.44 (Old Rose Cottage)
GV II
House. Date 1725 inscribed on door lintel. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled
thatch roof; stone end stacks, finished in brick to right. 2-unit plan. One
storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over central C20 door with
porch and C20 casements: early C20 half-dormer casements, Interior not inspected
but noted as having chamfered beams and open fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU4545996810
1558
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596 (East side)
18/166 No.4
GV II
House. Early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof, with C20
tiles to left; truncated left end brick stack, and two C19 front lateral stacks.
3-unit plan. 2 storeys. 3-window rnage. Timber lintels over C19 plank door with
overlight, late C19 horned sashes to left, and 2- and 3-light casements to
right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest,
Listing NGR: SU4549396677
1559
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596 (East side)
18/167 The Crown Public House
GV II
House, now public house. Mid C18. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled old tile
roof; brick ridge and end stacks. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. Segmental brick arch over C20 door. Flat brick and stone arches over C20
and blocked windows: blocked stair-light left of door. Rear left wing of similar
materials and of one storey and attic. C20 extension to rear right. Interior:
stop-chamfered beam and open fireplace to left. Open fireplace and chamfered
beams to right. First floor and rear not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4549696642
1560
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/168 No.21
GV II
House. Mid/late C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble: chequer brick at top of left
gable wall. Gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys;
One-window range. Timber lintel over blocked window above C20 porch and door.
One-storey service range to right of similar materials with brick end stack.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Included far group value.
Listing NGR: SU4543396807
1561
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/169 No.17 (Tamesis)
GV II
Shown on O.S. map as No.19.
House. Late C17/early C18 rebuilding of earlier timber-framed house.
Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof; brick left end stack.
2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Central C20 door and stone
porch. Segmental brick arches over C20 three-light casements: 3-light dormer
casements. Lower wing of similar materials to right, has mid C20 dormers and
extension to right. Interior: open fireplace to left: right room has plank
panelled wall to left. First floor has late C17/C18 spice cupboard with
butterfly hinges to left, and softwood post-and- pad truss. It is possible that
the house was rebuilt after 1680 when it was bought by John Stacey, mason. The
rear wall has the bressumer, post and wall-plate of an earlier timber-framed
building.
(Deed in owner's possession).
Listing NGR: SU4543396781
1562
of
2228
MARCHAM NORTH STREET
SU4596 (West side)
18/170 No. 15 (The Old Thatch)
GV II
House. Late C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; end stacks,
of C20 brick to left and stone finished in brick to right. 2-unit plan. One
storey and attic; 2-window range. Concrete lintel over central C19 plank door
set in heavy pegged framer C20 porch. Timber lintels over C20 windows: C20
dormer casements. Interior: stop-chamfered beam, and chamfered bressumer over
open fireplace to right. Old purlins and split rafters.
Listing NGR: SU4544096735
1563
of
2228
SU4596 MARCHAM PACKHORSE LANE
(North side)
18/171 Nos 41- 45(odd)
GV II
the address shall be amended to read:-
SU4596 MARCHAM PACKHORSE LANE
(North side)
18/171 Nos 41- 43(odd)
GV II
------------------------------------
MARCHAM PACKHORSE LANE
SU4596 (North side)
18/171 Nos.41-45 (odd)
GV II
2 dwellings. Late C17, extended to right in early/mid C18. Uncoursed limestone
rubble, with brick quoins and dressings to right; gabled old tile roof; brick
left end stack, rendered ridge stacks. 4-unit plan. One storey and attic;
4-window range. Timber lintels over central C20 door and C20 windows to left
(No.41): segmental brick arches over two C20 doors and C20 window, and timber
lintel over C20 window to right. Three gabled dormers with C19 two-light
casement in middle. Interior: chamfered, and ogee-stopped beams to left. Old
purlins and tie to right.
Listing NGR: SU4569096656
1564
of
2228
MARCHAM PACKHORSE LANE
SU4596 (West side)
18/172 The Priory approx. 10m S of
06/08/52 Marcham Priory (not included)
(Formerly listed as Park House
Lane as The Priory in grounds
of No.34)
- II*
House. Mid C16. Roughly coursed limestone rubble, with alternate dressed stone
coursed on first floor and ashlar quoins and dressings. Gabled stone slate roof;
double-flued ashlar ridge stack with roll-moulded dripcourse. 3-unit plan with
through-passage, and also with lobby-entry to rear. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Tudor style. Studded C16 door with strap hinges left of centre is set in
Tudor-arched convex-moulded architrave. 2-light ovolo-moulded stone-mullioned
windows to left: to right stone-mullioned and transomed ovolo-moulded
round-arched windows above similar mullioned 4-light windows with central king
mullions. All windows have leaded-lights and are set in cyma-moulded
architraves. Similar 2-light round-headed window in right gable wall; left gable
wall has ovolo-moulded attic light, and chamfered timber lintels over one
3-light and three 4-light chamfered wood-mullioned windows. Rear: narrow pointed
chamfered doorway to lobby entry, and C16 studded door set in pointed chamfered
oak doorway to through passage: 3- and 4-light moulded wood mullioned and
transomed windows with leaded lights to right; to left is similar but altered
4-light window with 3-light chamfered wood-mullioned window above. Interior:
through passage has stop-chamfered joists and is flanked by partitions:
partition to right has chamfered muntins and rail dividing panels, and 2 service
doorways with sunk spandrels: plainer partition to left is probably later.
Service room to right has stop-chamfered beam. Central room has stop-chamfered
beam and joists, and segmental tympanum arch over moulded stone fireplace with
sunk spandrels. Room to left (former living-room) has stop-chamfered bean and
joists: corbelled fireplace has tall stepped overmantle and chamfered flat arch.
Arched doorhead to newel stairs adjoining stack: room above (former parlour) has
corbelled ovolo-moulded fireplace, with keyed half-round overaantel of ashlar
flush with wall. Chamfered doorhead with sunk spandrels over doorway to large
first-floor room to left: flat-arched fireplace has urn-stopped chamfer. 6-bay
collar-truss roof, with side struts, but purlins and arched windbraces:
stop-chamfer,to tie bean in parlour. Attic floor removed. This building is
unusual for its combination of the through-passage with the newly-introduced
lobby-entrance, which was here used as a back door from the private living
quarters: Spokes and lope suggest a date of c.1570 which makes the use of the
early C16 style round-arched windows very old fashioned. The unusual plan of
this house suggests that it may have been used as a temporary residence,
possibly an audit house.
(P.S. Spokes and E.M. Jope, "The Priory, Marcham: a small 16th century house",
1565
of
2228
Berkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol.57 (1959), pp.86-97; Buildings of England:
Berkshire, p.177).
Listing NGR: SU4567196434
1566
of
2228
MARCHAM SHEEPSTEAD ROAD
SU49NE (West side)
6/173 Sheepstead House, Brewers and
Morland
- II
Shown on Ordnance Survey map and formerly known as Sheepstead House.
House, now 3 dwellings. Early C18: remodelled and extended for the Morland
family c.1819. Uncoursed and coursed limestone rubble; Welsh slate roofs; brick
stacks. Double-depth plan with projecting outer wings to rear. Remodelled in
Regency style. 2 storeys. 4-window range front includes an early C18 house
behind right half. Early C19 stone porch with Tuscan columns and entablature to
left of centre: 6-panelled door flanked by glazed lights. Flat stone arch over
French windows above porch which open onto balcony with wrought-iron balustrade.
Flat stone arches over early C19 six-pane sashes. Early C19 parapet; hipped
roofs, taller and steeper-pitched early C18 roof to right; lateral, internal and
ridge stacks. Left side wall has flat stone arches over early C19 sashes and 2
French windows: similar 6- and 8-pane sashes and early C19 porch to right side
wall. Interior: Sheepstead House to left has early C19 interior and panelled
doors; marble fireplaces include one with the Morland rebus to rear left;
staircase with wrought-iron balustrade. Brewers, to right, has early C18 dog-leg
staircase with barley-sugar balusters on closed string, and early C18 stone
bolection-moulded fireplace on first floor. Morland not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4526797805
1567
of
2228
MARCHAM
SU49NW
5/135 Milestone at SU 4485 9935
- II
Milestone. Mid/late C18. Limestone, whitewashed with black letter inscription.
OXFORD/6/WANTAGE/8. The road was turnpiked in 1770.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire: Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4485099350
1568
of
2228
MARCHAM
SU49NW
5/136 Milestone at SU 4381 9637
- II
Milestone. Late C18. Limestone. Whitewashed with black letter inscriptions
OXFORD/8/WANTAGE/-. The road was turnpiked in 1770.
(Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4381096370
1569
of
2228
MARCHAM
SU49NW
5/137 Noah's Ark Bridge and flanking
walls
- II
Bridge. Late C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble with triangular ashlar coping. 3
semi-circular arches divided by buttress from similar overflow arch to left. The
bridge may date from the turnpiking of the road to Wantage in 1770.
(The Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums Information Sheet No.5,
1977).
Listing NGR: SU4376196135
1570
of
2228
MARCHAM
SU49NW
5/138 Woodside Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1770. Coursed and dressed limestone; hipped old tile
roof; brick ridge stack. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Segmental stone arches over C20 door with flat hood, and early C20 three-light
casements: timber lintels over similar first-floor casements. Mid C19 rear
extension of similar materials. Interior: chamfered beams. Open fireplace with
straight-run staircase to rear.
Listing NGR: SU4480099379
1571
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (East side)
8/150 Two Barns approx. 15m NE of
No.41
GV II
Two barns. Late C17, with later alterations. Stone rubble plinth, with same C20
patching; large timber-framing with weatherboarding; corrugated iron sheet roof,
hall-hipped to right. 3-bay barn. Doorway to centre, doors missing and blocked
opposing doorway. Interior: queen-post roof, 7 with some replacement of common
rafters. Attached late C17 barn, with later alterations. Stone rubble plinth,
with some C20 patching; large timber-framing with weatherboarding corrugated
iron sheet roof, half-hipped to left. 3-bay barn. Doorway to rear centre (doors
missing) and opposing doorway. Interior: Queen-post roof, with some replacement
of common- rafters,
Listing NGR: SU4864492369
1572
of
2228
SU4892 MILTON HIGH STREET
8/151 (East side)
19/06/70 No.41 (Tythe Barn Cottage)
(Formerly listed as Nos.41 and
43)
GV II
House. C17, with later alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; red brick;
old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. Single storey and attic; 3-window range.
6-panel door to right with C20 lean-to hood. Two 3-light wood mullion and
transom windows with segmental brick heads, to ground floor left and centre.
raking half-dormers with horizontal sliding sashes. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4863492357
1573
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (East side)
8/152 No.43 (The old Bakery)
25/01/72 (Formerly listed as Old Bakery
(formerly Stable Block)
attached to Nos.41 and 43)
GV II
House, former stables. C18, possibly incorporating earlier structure, with C20
alterations and rebuilding. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth to left: red brick
with random flared headers to left; C20 brick to right; C20 plain-tile gambrel
roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre. Single storey and attic; 3-bay range,
C20 door to centre. 2-light wood mullion and transom window to left with
segmental brick head. C20 window to left of centre. Cross-gable to left with
horizontal sliding sash. Interior not inspected but reputed to be of cruck
construction. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4863092343
1574
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (East side)
8/153 No.47
GV II
House. Dated 1780 on datestone to first floor right of centre. Stone uncoursed
rubble plinth; red brick; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth
plan, 3-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with flat
hand, 3-light segmental-headed casements to ground and first floors left and
right, with segmental brink heads. 2-light segmental-headed casement to first
floor centre with segmental brick head. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4861592316
1575
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (East side)
Milbrook House School House
8/154
- II
Farmhouse, now school. Probably late C16, encased C18, with C19 alterations. Red
brick with some flared headers old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right brick
ridge stack to right of centre, end stack to left: 2 storeys and attic; 3-windows
range, 6-panel part-glazed door to left with painted wood architrave surround
and flat wood on brackets. 4-light casements to ground floor centre and right,
with segmental brick heads 3-light casements to first floor centre and right,
with segmental brick heads. 2-light casement to first floor left with segmental
brick head. Brick dentil course to eaves. Hipped dormers to left and right with
3-light horizontal sliding sashes. C18 addition to left, Red brick; old
plain-tile roof, half-hipped to left. 2-storey, single-bay addition. 4-light
casement to ground floor, 3-light casement to first floor, both with segmental
brick heads. Interior: Queen-strut roof. Early C19 straight-flight staircase
which divides at half landing into 2 flights. C18 2-panel doors to some rooms
and C18 fielded panels to part of stair-well. Chamfered spine beams to ground
floor.
Listing NGR: SU4849292057
1576
of
2228
HILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (West side)
8/155 Church of Saint Blaise
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. C14 west tower and south porch; nave, north aisle, and chancel c.1849 by
Henry Woodyer. Coursed stone rubble to tower; squared coursed stone to nave,
aisle, and chancel; C19 plain-tile roof; roof of tower not visible, 4-bay nave
and north aisle, 2-bay chancel and west tower. Gothic Revival style. C19 plank
door to 2 centre arched doorway to left of nave, with stone-vaulted stone porch.
Cl9 Perpendicular tracery windows to nave, aisle, and chancel. Tower: 2-light
plate tracery louvred openings to each side of bell chamber stage. Battlemented
parapet. Interior; arch-braced collar truss roofs to chancel, north aisle, and
part of nave. Plaster vault to rest of nave. C19 reredos, altar, altar rail and
painted inscriptions to chancel. C19 stone pulpit with C20 alterations to right
of nave, Moved C19 stone font to north aisle, History: Bryant Barrett of Milton
Manor House (q.v.) built his family vault onto the Church in 1769. Bishop
Challoner was buried here in 1791, until his remains were removed in 1947 to
Westminster Cathedral.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p178; Milton Manor, Oxfordshire by S.
Mockler, undated)
Listing NGR: SU4853692417
1577
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (West side)
8/156 Font, approx. 25m SE of Church
of St. Blaise
GV II
Font. C14 stone bowl of C19 stone pillar. Octagonal pillar. Octagonal with
inverted cross-gabled base. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4855092393
1578
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (West side)
8/157 Milton Manor House and Milton
08/08/52 Manor Cottage
GV I
Manor house, with attached kitchen and brewhouse range, part converted to
dwelling. c.1670, for Paul Calton Senior; with wings, kitchen and brewhouse
range added c.1776 by Stephen Wright for Bryant Barrett. Red brick; rendered
quoins and pilasters; C20 plain-tile hipped roof to centre block; slate hipped
roofs to wings. Basement, 3-storey, 5-window range to centre with 2-storey,
3-bay wings to left and right. Centre block; 4-pane windows to basement. Flight
of steps with wrought-iron balustrade to ground floor centre approaching sash
door with fanlight and wood boric pilaster surround with open pediment above.
Doric rendered pilasters between bays to ground floor. 12-pane unhorned sashes
to ground floor with flat brick arches. Stone cornice between ground and first
floors. Composite giant-order pilasters between bays to first and second floors,
with fleur-de-lys medallions at first floor level. 12-pane unhorned sashes to
first floor with stone floating cornices. 9-pane unhorned sashes to second floor
with flat brick arches, Rendered dentil cornice to eaves, Wings to left and
right have wider central bays, with 12-pane unhorned sashes to ground and first
floors of central bays. Round-headed recesses to ground floors of flanking bays.
Round-headed niches to first floors of flanking bays. Doric rendered pilasters
between bays to ground and first floors. Stone dentil cornice and plain parapet
to eaves. Rear: identical to front, except angled bays to ends of wings with
sash windows to angles and plain brick to cardinal fronts. Interior: cantilever
wood open-well staircase from basement to attic at rear of main block. C17
richly carved wood fireplace surround to Hall. Mid C17 plaster ceiling, to
Drawing Room of compartments and oval panels with oak and bay-leaf decoration in
John Webb-style. 0vermantel to fireplace from Gunnersbury Park. Dining Room
redecorated far Bryant Barrett, with fielded panelling, and having 2 serving
alcoves. Chinese wall paper to Chinese bedroom and dressing room to first floor
of main block. South wing contains Strawberry-Hill-Gothick Library and Roman
Catholic chapel. Library has ogee-headed book cases and fireplace surround.
Chapel has "gothick" strapwork to walls and roved ceiling with pendant bosses,
C14 English stained glass from Steventon Church, and C17 and C18 Flemish stained
glass. Attached kitchen and brewhouse range. Red brick; old plain-tile hipped
roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right of centre. Single storey and attic;
9-bay range. 1:7:1. 7-bay arcade to centre with doors and casements to rear. End
bays have thermal windows to round-arched recesses. Six C20 flat-roofed dormers.
Interior not inspected but noted as retaining many original features. History;
built by the Calton family. William III is reputed to have stayed at Milton on
11th December 1688, while his troops were quartered at Abingdon. Tsar Peter the
Great is also reputed to have stayed to discuss naval matters with Admiral
Benbow. Bryant Barrett bought the house on 5th October 1764, for £10,000 and
began a programme of extension and improvements.
1579
of
2228
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p178-9; Milton Manor House. Oxfordshire
by S. Mockler, undated; The Manor House, Milton, Berkshire by A. Oswald, in
Country Life, 1948, December 17, p1274-1277; and December 24, p1330-1333)
Listing NGR: SU4841592381
1580
of
2228
SU4892 MILTON HIGH STREET
8/158 (West side)
Kitchen garden walls aprox.
70m NE of Milton Manor House
and attached perimeter walls,
piers, gates and outbuilding
GV II
Kitchen garden walls. c.1764 by Stephen Wright for Bryant Barrett. Red brick.
Rectangular plan, with gates. Attached perimeter walls. Red brick, part with
coursed stone rubble plinth. Brick gatepiers with stone quoins and stone ball
and stone pineapple finials with C19 cast-iron gates. Outbuilding, possibly
former animal house. c.1764. Red brick, old plain-tile half-hipped roof.
Single-storey, l0-bay range. 4-bay open centre. 3-bay ends have central doors
and C20 altered louvred windows to left and right. Interior: curved
under-principal roof with C19 alterations, creating king-post roof to right.
History, forms part of the additions and alterations made by Bryant Barrett
after buying Milton Manor
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p178-9; Milton Manor Oxfordshire: by S.
Mockler, undated)
Listing NGR: SU4850692490
1581
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (West side)
8/159 Stables and coach house
approx. 60m NE of Milton Manor
House
GV II
Stable and coach house. c.1764 by Stephen Wright for Bryant Barrett. Red brick;
old plain-tile hipped roof with lead ridges and cross-roofs to coach houses.
Single storey and attic; 7-bay range with coach house pavillions to each end.
Central round-arched recessed porch with plank doors to each internal face.
Cast-iron cross-windows with cast-iron decorative glazing bars. Plank double
doors to coach houses. Brick dentil cornice to eaves and pediment-gables and
2-light wood casements. Interior: wooden horse stalls to left. Cast-iron horse
stalls to right made by St. Pancras Iron-works. History; forms part of the
additions and alterations made by Bryant Barrett after buying Milton Manor.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p178-9; Milton Manor; Oxfordshire: by S.
Mockler, undated)
Listing NGR: SU4846092441
1582
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
BU4892 (West side)
9/160 Sluicehead approx. 45m E of
Milton Manor House
GV II
Sluicehead. c.1764 probably by Stephen Wright, for Bryant Barrett, Ashlar stone.
Segmental open pediment on volutes. History: forms part of Bryant Barrett's _
landscaping of the grounds which included the formation of 3 ponds.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p178-9; Milton Manor, 0xfordshire; by S.
Mockler, undated)
Listing NGR: SU4846992388
1583
of
2228
MILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (West side)
8/161 Nos.42a and 42b
GV II*
House, now 2 dwellings. Early C14, with C15 extensions and later alterations.
Stone rubble plinth; irregular timber-framing with tension braces and rendered
infill; thatch roof; old plain-tile hipped roof to cross-wing; stone-based brick
ridge stack to left of centre; brick ridge stack to cross-wing. Single-ended
hall-house plan. Single storey and attic; 3-bay range with 2-storey, 3-bay
cross-wing- to left. Flank door to left of main range. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Interior not inspected but the following information fluted; west
range has chamber-bay to west end, originally single-storeyed; which has
partition truss with tie-beam, dragon-ties. Queen posts supporting arcade
plates, and central crown-post. Next two bays were open hall; central
arch-braced base-cruck truss with single tie and crown post over with chamfers
and roll strips, and curved square 4-way braces. Brick and stone stack inserted
into smoke-bay. Arcade plates end in aisled-end truss with bases of Queen-posts
embedded in wing all and bevelled in imitation of stone corbels. Crown-post
roof to cross-wing. Cross-wing originally jettied with dragon-ties at former
corners. Original bargeboards survive in North end with cinqfoiled decoration.
(Unpublished research information by Dr. C.R.J. Currie)
Listing NGR: SU4856092362
1584
of
2228
SU4892 MILTON HIGH STREET
8/162 (West side)
No.62 (Mallams)
GV II
House. c.1830. Colour-washed red brick; slate hipped roof with lead ridges;
brick end stack to right, ridge stack to left return. 2-storey, 3-window range.
6-panel part-glazed door to centre with square porch on thin Doric columns.
12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings with flat brick arches. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4853792249
1585
of
2228
HILTON HIGH STREET
SU4892 (West side)
8/163 No.64 (Vine Cottage)
GV II
House. Probably early C18. Red brick; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks.
2-storey; 2-window range. 6-panel door to centre with segmental brick head.
3-light casements to ground and first floors left and right, with segmental
brick heads. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior: straight-flight staircase -
with winders to base, from ground to first floors. Open fireplaces to ground
floor left and right. Spine beams and joists visible to ground floor. Wide
floor-boards to first floor.
Listing NGR: SU4852192212
1586
of
2228
MILTON MILL LANE
SU4892 (North side)
8/164 Milton Mill House
II
Mill house, now house. C17, possibly incorporating earlier structure, with C18
and C20 alterations. Red brick with random flared headers; plain-tile
tile-hanging to first floor left and centre, probably on timber-framing; old
plain-tile roof, hipped and catslide to right; brick end stack to left, ridge
stack to right of centre, internal stack to right with 2 diagonally-set flues.
2-storey, 4-window range. C20 plank door to C20 projecting gabled porch at right
of centre. Irregular fenestration of 3-light casements with leaded lights.
Interior; Queen-post roof, raised to rear, with some alterations to trusses. C20
dog-leg staircase to rear. Open fireplaces to ground floor left and centre.
Chamfered spine beams, some rooms having chamfered joists. Reputed to be partly
of cruck construction.
Listing NGR: SU4805692587
1587
of
2228
MILTON SCHOOL LANE
SU4892 (North side)
8/165 Home Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. C17, with C18 and C19 alterations. Red brick with flared headers in
Flemish bond to left; roughcast, probably on brick, to right of centre; red
brick to right; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks, ridge stack to centre.
Single storey and attic; 4-window range. 4-panel part-glazed door to porch on
left return. Irregular fenetration of casements. Cross-gable to left with
casement. Cross-gable to right of centre with C18 "Ipswich" window. Gabled
dormers with casements to left of centre, and to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4874192278
1588
of
2228
MILTON SCHOOL LANE
(North side)
SU4892 Home Farm Cottage
8/166
GV II
Cottage. C17 with some later alterations. Large timber-framing with rendered
infill; thatch half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit plan with
cross-wing to rear, possibly an addition. Single storey and attic; 2-window
range at right-angles to street. Plank door to left with open timber-framed
notch. Irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4874192277
1589
of
2228
MILTON SCHOOL LANE
SU4892 (South side)
8/167 Old Moor Grange and Stepstone
09/08/74 Cottage
Formerly listed as Hospital
Farmhouse)
II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Late C17. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish
bond; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick ridge stacks to left and right returns.
storeys and attic; 5-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre, with
overlight. C19 wood cross-windows to all openings, those to ground and first
floors, stepped over doorway. Blind rendered panel to first floor centre.
Rendered curved eaves. 2 hipped full dormers with 2-light casements. Interior
not inspected, but noted as having timber-framed walls to central corridor to
front door. C20 addition to rear left is not of special architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU4875192197
1590
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY LANE
SP40NE (East side)
3/69 Nos.13 and 15
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Tudor
Cottage No.15)
- II
House, now 2 dwellings. Early C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete
tile roof; syymetrical end stacks of stone finished in C20 brick. 3-unit plan. 2
storeys; 3-window range. Arched cavetto-moulded doorway in second bay from
right. Three 3-light and two 2-light stone-mullioned cavetto-moulded windows.
Early C19 one-storey bay to left of limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof
and 2 leaded casements. Central internal stair-turret and outshut to rear.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4889606198
1591
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY LANE
SP4905 (West side)
11/70 Church of St. Lawrence
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as St.
Lawrence's Church together
with churchyard cross)
GV II*
Church. Early C12: early C13 tower, C13-C16 fenestration: chancel arch rebuilt
by John Macduff Derick in 1800's. Uncoursed limestone rubble with ashlar
dressings; gabled stone slate roof. Chancel and nave and west tower. C15
cinquefoil-headed east window: 2-bay chancel has early C16 four-light window and
C13 pointed lancet above Norman lancet to south, and restored C14 trefoil-headed
lancet and blocked C16 doorway to north. 2-bay nave: north wall has Norman
lancets flanking Norman doorway with voussoirs and quoining partly intact: south
wall has C15 three-light cinquefoil-headed window and unusual late C13
three-light window with lozenge tracery in triangular head, which flank C17
porch with chamfered oak frame and studded door: fine C12 south door with
zig-zag carving to roll-moulded arch set over columns of single order with
scalloped capitals. Interior: ancient triangular niche for piscina; late C17
communion table with C20 top; early C19 Gothic-style communion rail; C16
queen-post roof of 2 tiers with downward arch bracing from central stud to tie
beam, and C20 replacement of collars, purlins, windbraces and rafters. Chancel
arch and flanking arches built in Norman style by John Macduff Derick:
previously a more simple Norman arch and squint. Nave: studded door to rood
stairs, 2 early medieval aumbries, early C19 lectern and missal; C15 octagonal
font has finely-carved Decorated blind tracery; C20 organ loft and
pointed-chamfered arch at west end. Monuments: floor tablets in chancel to
Elizabeth Fynmore, c.1715, and William Fynmore, d.1757. Early C18 wall tablet to
William Finmere has heraldic cartouche and flanking swags set over
bolection-moulded fielded inscription panel. Baroque wall tablet, probably by
William Bird, to William Fynmore d.1646 and his son d.1673: heraldic achievement
and putti rest on oval panel with richly-carved surround. Stained glass: 1930
memorial east window. Late C19 glass in 2 chancel windows and east window of
nave: reset C15 fragments in west window. The unusual late C13 triangular-headed
window is similar to those at Cumnor (q.v.), Stanton, John and Theale.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.407; Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.186;
Bodleian Library, M.S. Top, Berks, c.57, fol.119 and Def.a.119, Nos.16 and 17;
National Monuments Record).
Listing NGR: SP4948305479
1592
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY LANE
SP4905 (West side)
11/71 Chest tomb approx. 3m. S of
chancel of Church of St.
Lawrence
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C18/early Cl9. Limestone. Moulded plinth and cornice; panelled
sides.
Listing NGR: SP4949605477
1593
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY LANE
SP4905 (West side)
11/72 Chest tomb approx. 2m. S of
nave and 6m. E of S porch of
Church of St. Lawrence
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C18/early C19. Limestone. Moulded plinth and cornice; panelled
sides.
Listing NGR: SP4949005474
1594
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY LANE
SP4905 (West side)
11/73 Churchyard cross approx. 15m.
09/02/66 S of Church of St. Lawrence
(Formerly listed as St.
Lawrence's Church together
with churchyard cross)
GV II*
Cross. C15. Limestone. Approx. two metres of original shaft set on octagonal
plinth with 4 steps to base. Drawn by R.C. Buckler c.1820.
(Bodleian Library, M.S. Top, gen.a.11, Jol.4, No.19).
Listing NGR: SP4950505470
1595
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY LANE
SP4905 (West side)
11/74 No.20 (The Old Manor House)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as 20, North
Hinksey Lane)
- II
House. Late C16; early C17 to left wing: restored c.1930. Left wing:
timber-framed, of 3 panels deep, with early C19 brick infill; rear wall of
timber studs with brick infill, set on high limestone rubble plinth. Late C16
front right wing: timber framing much restored c.1930; two-bay rear wall has
arch-braced posts with slighter intermediate studs and roughcast infill, set on
high limestone rubble plinth. Gabled stone slate roof; stone ashlar ridge stack
has moulded drip course. L-plan with front right wing. 2 storeys; 2-window
range. Mullioned windows of c.1930. Timber-framed porch with C20 door adjoins
right wing. Canted oriel window supported on carved bracket to rear, with
ovolo-moulded wood mullions. Interior: front room of right wing has late C16
stone fireplace with debased relief carving. Rear right room has stop-chamfered
beams and late C16 moulded stone fireplace with carved consoles to overmantle
with frieze of Tudor roses: room above has moulded stone fireplace and 2-bay
queen-post roof with clasped purlins and windbraces. Early C17 extension to
left: ground-floor room has stop-chamfered beam, chamfered stone arched
fireplace with sunk spandrels and spice cupboard. Room above has fine moulded
stone fireplace with flanking pilasters; overmantle has strapwork carving and
griffins' heads flanking arms of St. John's College. Quartered beams of fine
plasterwork ceiling have moulded cornices with pomegranite trails: 4 panels have
strapwork patterns and grape-like pendants.
Listing NGR: SP4903605958
1596
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (West side)
11/81 Martyr Farmhouse
04/03/69 (Formerly listed as Manor
Farmhouse (or Martyr
Farmhouse))
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C18, remodelled early C19. Coursed limestone rubble with
dressed quoins: C19 brick at top of right gable. Gabled stone slate roof; brick
ridge stacks. L-plan with rear left wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range.
Timber lintel over C20 door in second bay from left. Chamfered timber lintels
over 2 early C19 eight-pane sashes to right, and later C19 sashes. 3-window
range left side wall has 2 early C19 eight-pane sashes and early C19 canted
2-storey bay with eight-pane sashes. Early C19 eight- and 6-pane sashes to rear.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4952905403
1597
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY
SP5004
14/65 Hinksey Hill Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1770-80. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof; brick
ridge and end stacks. T-plan with rear right wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window
range to right. Keyed flat stone arches over C19 four-panelled door with
overlight, and eight-pane sashes except C20 French window left of door and stone
lintel over 4-pane sash above door: 2 roof dormers with C20 two-light casements.
Rear wing of similar materials: 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range with
half-hipped roof and internal stack and outshut to left. Interior not inspected
but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP5010804328
1598
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY
SP5004
14/66 Hinksey Hill Farm, barn
approx. 20m. NE of farmhouse
GV II
Barn, now store. Dated 1776 on tie beam. Coursed limestone rubble; half-hipped
stone slate roof. L-plan of 4 and 4 bays. Dressed quoins to threshing floor
entries, which have hipped midstreys to rear. Interior: collar-truss roofs with
butt purlins: braced post at junction between 2 barns. Barn on left,
distinguished by pup-hog/ventilation holes and more irregular masonry, probably
has earlier origins.
Listing NGR: SP5008804264
1599
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY
SP4905
11/67 Well House, approx. 160m SE of
09/02/66 The Fold
(Formerly listed as Well House
(part of the Fold))
- II*
Well house. Built 1610 for Otho Nicholson. Limestone ashlar with C20 repairs;
gabled C20 stone slate roof. One storey; 3-bay range. Moulded plinth course.
Side walls each have 2 gabled buttresses. Front gable end has heraldic cartouche
and 2-light vent abouve round-headed doorway: similar vent in rear gable wall.
Cyma-kneelers to stone-coped gable ends. Interior not inspected. The springs on
the hillside here supplied Oseney Abbey and the Friars Preachers of Oxford: the
Well House was part of Otho Nicholson's scheme to bring this spring-water direct
to "Carfax Conduit" in the centre of Oxford. Scheduled Ancient Monument.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.186; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.406).
Listing NGR: SP4952405048
1600
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY BOTLEY
SP40NE
3/68 South View
07/05/76
- II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1800. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; concrete
tile gambrel roof; brick symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit plan with central
passage. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range. Gauged brick flat arches over
C19 six-panelled door with overlight and 8-pane sashes. Rear: similar sashes and
central stair-turret with hipped roof flanked by late C19 outshuts. Service wing
to rear right of similar materials and one storey and attic; 2-bay range: C19
three-light casement adjoins plank door with bracketed flat hood. Interior:
early C19 fireplaces and doors. Unusual spiral staircase with stick balusters.
The house is unusual for retaining an earlier C18 plan form and elevation.
Listing NGR: SP4887506254
1601
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (East side)
11/75 No.27
25/01/72 (Formerly listed as Nos.12
(Ruskin Cottage), 22, 26 and
27)
- II
House. Mid/late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; roughcast right side wall, and
gable end to left; outshut weatherboarded to rear. Half-hipped thatch roof;
stack to rear left of stone finished in C20 brick. One-unit outshut plan with
left cross wing. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Chamfered timber lintels
over C20 plank door and flanking early C20 two- and 3-light casements: 2-light
dormer casement and first-floor casements. Interior: C19 fireplace to left.
First floor not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4972005311
1602
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (East side)
11/76 No.7 (Ferry Cottage)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Hengestre
Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C17. Coursed and dressed limestone with ashlar quoins; gabled and
half-hipped C20 tile roof; ridge stack of stone finished in brick. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Ovolo-moulded wood
lintel over C20 door. Label moulds over much restored ovolo-moulded
stone-mullioned 3-light windows. 3-light leaded half-dormer casement to right.
Left side wall has label mould over early C17 ovolo-moulded stone-mullioned
3-light window. C20 extension to rear. Interior: stepped ovolo-moulded doorframe
to room on right, which has chamfered bressumer over fireplace with stepped
ovolo-moulded stone jambs. Room on left has stepped ovolo-moulded beam with
roll-stop, and similar moulding to fireplace (restored lintel): winder stairs to
rear of stack, with cavetto-moulded stair-light.First floor has timber-frame
partition to left and chamfered bressumer over fireplace to right.
Listing NGR: SP4959405418
1603
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (East side)
11/77 College Farmhouse and attached
walls and railings
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1820-50. Coursed and dressed limestone with ashlar dressings;
gabled Welsh slate roof; symmetrical end stacks, rebuilt in C20 brick. L-plan
with rear right wing. Tudor-Revival style. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Stone
lintel over 6-panelled door with overlight: early C19 trellised porch on stone
plinth. Label moulds over 2-light chamfered stone-mullioned windows with
casements. Rear wing of similar materials and style: 2-storey, 2-window range
includes label mould over plank door with overlight and stone ashlar end stack.
Interior not inspected. Subsidiary features: forecourt wall of coursed dressed
limestone encloses area approx. 10m. x 16m. : front gateway has ashlar piers with
ball finials flanked by plain iron railings.
Listing NGR: SP4955605448
1604
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (West side)
11/78 No.26
25/01/72 (Formerly listed as Nos.12
(Ruskin Cottage), 22, 26 and
27)
GV II
House. Late C17/early C18, remodelled and extended 1950/60. Uncoursed limestone
rubble; half-hipped thatch roof; stack removed. 2-unit plan. One storey and
attic; 2-window range. Timber lintel over C19 plank door: C20 stone porch.
Timber lintels over flanking C19 two-light (right) and C20 two-light casements:
tall gabled dormer has late C18/early C19 three-light casement with turnbuckle
to opening iron light. Interior: stop-chamfered beams, and winder stairs to
right First-floor has timber-framed partition with arched doorhead; windbraces
to right and collar truss in right end wall. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4969305298
1605
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (West side)
11/79 No.22
25/01/72 (Formerly listed as Nos.12
(Ruskin Cottage), 22, 26 and
27)
GV II
House. Early/mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick
symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range.
Timber lintels over C20 plank door and flanking 2-light casements: 2-light
dormer casements. C20 bay of similar materials to left. Blocked door in right
gable wall. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4968205306
1606
of
2228
NORTH HINKSEY NORTH HINKSEY VILLAGE
SP4905 (West side)
11/80 No.12 (Ruskin Cottage)
25/01/72 (Formerly listed as Nos.12
(Ruskin Cottage), 22, 26 and
27)
GV II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; right end stack of
stone finished in brick and similar rear lateral stack finished in C18 brick.
2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over C20 plank
door and flanking C19 (left) and C20 three-light casements: similar C20 dormer
casements. C20 extension to rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest. In 1874 Ruskin mentioned this cottage when he encouraged
undergraduates to improve the road through the village and so "feel the pleasure
of useful muscular work" (plaque on wall).
Listing NGR: SP4963605360
1607
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/198 Quarry House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate
roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan with outshut. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window
range (originally 5). Timber lintel over 6-panelled (4 glazed) door; timber
porch of c.1930 with stone slate roof. 2 mid C19 canted bays with sashes; timber
lintels over early C20 three-light and one 2-light (over door) casements, 3
blocked windows and one blocked doorway to left. 2 gabled roof dormers. Roof is
gabled to right and half-hipped to left; ridge and right end stacks, the latter
having early C18 moulded brick. Mid C20 extension with limestone rubble walling
and tile roof to left of front. Original outshut to rear left has had openings
much altered in mid C20; C18 two-bay block with half-hipped roof to right of
outshut has late C17/early C18 twelve-panelled door. To right of this is a mid
C20 extension built in similar style. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU3180393605
1608
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/161 Box Orchard
GV II
House. Early C18. Roughcast front and rear, coursed limestone rubble to sides;
concrete tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Mid
C20 door and windows. Mid C20 gabled dormer. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Late
C19 and mid C20 lean-to at rear. Interior: C19 plank doors. First floor has
chamfered and stopped beam to left. 4-bay common-rafter roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3577796571
1609
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/162 Church of All Saints
21/11/66
GV II*
Church. 1745-50 for J.A. Pusey; top of tower c.1840. Limestone ashlar to west
porch, dressed and coursed limestone with strap pointing and ashlar quoins to
other walls; roof not visible. Oblong plan, with transeptal north and south
chapels and west tower and porch. Mid Georgian style. Venetian east window;
memorial inscription to William White d.1655 in south wall of chancel. Venetian
windows to end walls of transeptal chapels which have flat string with cavetto
moulded soffit beneath parapet; also two lunettes flanking segmental arch over
6-panelled (2 glazed) door to each of west walls. Semi-circular keyed arch with
impost blocks to each side wall of nave, which has similar arch to pedimented
west porch; segmental arch over 3-panelled double-leaf west door in porch.
Parapet ramped up to west tower of c.1840; similar semi-circular arches with
plain string at impost level and bracketed Italian style cornice to Greek
acroteria. Interior: Moulded plaster cornices. Carved face of Christ in south
chancel wall. Semi-circular keyed chancel arch with impost blocks; mid C19 rail.
Venetian screens to side chapels. South chapel has pedimented doorway with Roman
Ionic pilasters, wall tablet to Philip Pusey d.1867 and large monument by Peter
Scheemakers to Jane and J.A. Pusey d. 1742 and 1753; broken pediment and Roman
Ionic pilasters frame reredos with bust over reclining female figure holding
book. North chapel has oval tablet by William Bird for M. Dunch, d.1679, which
has crude weeping putti flanking heraldic crest at top; Nave has elaborate mid
C18 octagonal font, royal arms carved in stone over door and reset incised
memorial slab with figures of Henry Dogget and wife. d.1480.
(R. Gunn, Dictionary of British Sculptors, 1600-1821, 1951, pp,55, 344;
Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.195).
Listing NGR: SU3604796531
1610
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/163 Church of All Saints, chest
tomb approx. 0.5m. S of W
chapel
GV II
Chest tomb. Richard Pusey d.1655, Mary Pusey d.1696. Limestone. Moulded plinth
and cornice; brass inscription plate to centre of side wall.
Listing NGR: SU3605596531
1611
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/164 Church of All Saints, memorial
approx 1m. SW of chancel
GV II
Memorial. Anne and John Thomas, d.1799 and 1802. Limestone. Moulded plinth and
cornice to square base with oval inscription panels. Surmounted by urn with
water leaf decoration to base.
Listing NGR: SU3605696525
1612
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/165 Lake House
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as The
Rectory)
GV II
Rectory, now house. c.1830. Squared and coursed limestone, ashlar string and
door dressings; Welsh slate roof; brick stack to left, stone stack finished in
brick to right. Double depth central-staircase plan. Regency style. 2 storeys
and attic; 3-window range. Plain semi-circular arch over C20 door with fanlight.
Flat stone arches over 6-pane sashes. Plain string course; central gabled
dormer. End stacks, external to right; gabled roof. Similar windows to sides and
rear, except semi-circular arch with ashlar dressings to rear stair-light, over
early C19 porch. Interior not inspected. 2-storey, 3-window range of c.1970 in
similar materials to left of front.
Listing NGR: SU3606296494
1613
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/166 Lodge Cottage
GV II
House. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; C20 tile roof; stone stacks. 2-unit
plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Flat stone arch over C19 plank door. Similar
arches over late C19 four-light casements on ground floor and timber lintels
over late C19 two-light casements on first floor. Gabled roof; gable end stacks.
Later lean-to to right of front, of coursed limestone rubble with tile roof.
Interior: Room to left has segmental brick arch over open fireplace with bread
oven. 3-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3727896545
1614
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/167 Lodge Farmhouse and Lodge Farm
Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; C20 tile roof; C20 brick stacks.
2-unit double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Flat hood over early C19
six-panelled door. Flat stone arches over C20 casements on ground floor and C18
three-light leaded casements on first floor. Gabled roof; gable end and ridge
stacks. 2-light leaded casements to left side wall. interior; Plan farm remains
intact; late C19 doors; early C19 straight flight stairs opposite rear entry.
Later C19 single storey extensions of limestone rubble with Welsh slate roofs to
left and right of front.
Listing NGR: SU3727896546
1615
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/168 Lodge Farm, barn approx. 20m.
N of farmhouse
GV II
Barn, Date on tie beam, 1759. William Brotherton Esq. Coursed limestone rubble,
brick quoins; corrugated iron to left gable wall; concrete tile roof. 4-bay plan
with front aisle. To front is porch with hipped roof to threshing floor flanked
by aisle walls; timber lintel over plank door to left. Interior: 4-bay
queen-post roof with butt, staggered purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3725996596
1616
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/169 Pusey Home Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C18. Limestone random rubble; stone slate roof; brick stacks,
stone stack to rear. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 flat hood over
central C20 door. Flat stone arches over C20 three light casements. Gabled roof;
right end stack. 2 hipped dormers to rear. Wing to rear left in similar style
and materials has 3-window range; C18 two-light leaded casements to right side,
which also has 2 hipped dormers and mid C19 lean-to with adjoining verandah on
chamfered posts continued to lean-to at rear: left side has two inserted C20
windows; ridge and gable end stacks. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3604096458
1617
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/170 Pusey Home Farm, barn and
atttached stable approx. 5Om.
SW of farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof. 5-bay plan with
central threshing floor. Central double opening to threshing floor; splayed
ventilation slits to all walls. Half hipped roof. Interior: 5-bay collar-truss
roof with side struts and butt purlins. Attached to front left is late C18
shelter shed in similar materials which joins house and encloses this side of
yard. Included for group value. Part of a group, including farmhouse, enclosing
farmyard.
Listing NGR: SU3603896412
1618
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/171 Pusey Home Farm, granary
approx. 20m. SW of farmhouse
GV II
Granary. Late C18. Weatherboarded over light timber frame raised on staddle
stones; stone slate roof. One storey and loft. C20 window over plank door in
gable end. C20 windows in side walls. Half-hipped roof. Interior: Chamfered beam
and joists. 2-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3601496422
1619
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/172 Pusey Home Farm, barn and
attached stable approx. 30m. W
of farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble; Stone slate roof. 5-bay plan with
central threshing floor. Central double opening to threshing floor. Splayed
ventilation slits to left; concrete lintel over C20 casement to right.
Half-hipped roof. Interior: 5-bay collar truss roof with side struts and butt
purlins. Subsidiary features: stable block in similar style and materials to
right has flat stone arches over 2 plank doors and two C20 casements, and 5-bay
roof with post and pad trusses. Attached to front right is similar smaller
stable with gabled roof, one stable door and adjoining C20 window, and 2-bay
collar truss roof with side struts and butt purlins. Included for group value.
Part of a group,including farmhouse, enclosing farmyard.
Listing NGR: SU3600696438
1620
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/173 Pusey House
10/11/52
GV 11*
Country House. c.1750, by John Sanderson for J.A. Pusey. Limestone ashlar; Welsh
slate roof; stone stacks. Double depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-bay range
flanked by 2-storey, 3-bay canted wings. Tuscan columns and triglyph frieze to
semi-circular arched doorway with moulded imposts; 4-panelled double-leaf door
with fanlight. Flat stone arches over sashes. Plain string course; bracketed
eaves to centre, moulded cornice to side wings. Hipped roof to centre, pyramidal
roofs to side wings; end, ridge and lateral stacks. Flanking quadrant walls of
squared and coursed limestone each divided into 5 bays by vermiculated stonework
steps and ball finials; pedimented features at ends have alternating bands of
limestone rubble and vermiculated stone with round-headed niche. Rear elevation
has flat stone arches over sashes and floating cornice over central C20 door;
similar quadrant walls to sides have busts set in round-headed niches with
vermiculated stone voussoirs which are also applied to niches of end features.
Interior: Panelled doors and 6-panelled shutters. Entrance hall has Roman Ionic
screen to room on left with fine mid C18 fireplace, pedimented with eared
architrave and Roman Ionic flanking pilasters. To right are dog leg stairs with
wrought iron railings and wreathed handrail and round arch to Dining Room with
mid C18 fireplace and rococo surround to mirror over. Drawing room to left of
hall made out of two rooms c.1950; 2 late C18 reset fireplaces and mid C20
neo-classical frieze. Round arch from front to rear hall, the side walls having
central mirror in semi-circular arch flanked by 6-panelled doors and plasterwork
with garlands and musical instruments; corbels to statues in round-headed
niches; coved ceiling. Reset late C18 fireplaces in rooms to left and right,
latter having C18 book shelves. First floor has rococo frieze to landing, C18
fireplaces, C18 and mid C19 cornices and, to right of main stairs, mid C18 dog
leg stairs with turned balusters on closed string to second floor. Subsidiary
features: One storey and basement, 2 x 4 bay service block to right has 2
lunettes to front and 3 keyed segmental arches to right over central window and
flanking entries to basement. Similar one-storey blocks of 2 x 4 bays attached
to front and rear of right side, the rear block retaining C18 two-light leaded
casements.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.195-6; H.M. Colvin, A Biographical
Dictionary of British Architecture, 1600-1840, 1978, p.716).
Listing NGR: SU3602396436
1621
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/174 Pusey House, dovecote approx.
21/11/66 800m. SW
(Formerly listed as
pigeoncote Pusey House)
GV II
Dovecote. Late C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and dressings; stone
slate roof. Octagonal plan. Pointed brick arch with keystone over plank door,
divided by continuous string course from an upper level. Hipped dormer, ogee
head to opening used as glover. Similar walls with blind doorways alternate with
quatrefoil above similar pointed arch to bricked blind window. Pyramidal roof
surmounted by ball finial. Interior: Brick nesting boxes in all walls.
Listing NGR: SU3547596582
1622
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/175 Pusey House, stables approx.
10/11/52 25m. W
GV II
Stables west of Pusey House (q.v.). Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble; stone
slate roof; stone stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Semi-circular
keyed arch over 6-panelled door with fanlight. Flat stone arches over 2 blocked
doors and 2 blocked windows flanking door, and C18 two-light leaded casements on
first floor. 2 gabled roof dormers with C18 two-light leaded casments flank
central clock and belfry with trefoiled heads to openings and weathervane on
ball finial. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Similar C18 casements to rear.
One-storey extensions in similar materials and style to left and right of front;
C20 casements, 6-panelled door in 3-window left range; loft doors in gabled
dormers; hipped roofs. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3584996763
1623
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/176 Pusey House, urn approx. 5m.
ENE of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancing figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3589896751
1624
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/177 Pusey House, urn approx. 28m.
ENE of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancing figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3590096745
1625
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/178 Pusey House, urn approx. 26m.
ENE of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancing figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3590796745
1626
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
Pusey House, urn approx. 25m.
3/179 N of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancing figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3591396745
1627
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
Pusey House, urn approx. 26m.
3/180 WNW of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancing figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3592496744
1628
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/181 Pusey House, urn approx. 28m.
WNW of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancang figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3593596745
1629
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/182 Pusey House, urn approx. 5m.
NW of N door
GV II
Urn. Mid. C18. Limestone. Relief carvings of dancing figures in classical dress
playing musical instruments; set on square base. Probably original to Pusey
House Gardens and moved to its present position by Simon Hornby c.1950.
Listing NGR: SU3593896749
1630
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/190 Pusey House, terrace approx.
lOm. S
GV II
Terrace to rear of Pusey House. c.1936. By Geoffrey Jellicoe for Simon Hornby.
Limestone ashlar walls returned to flank central steps. Top of wall surmounted
by urns of c.1830. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3594896743
1631
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/191 Pusey House, bridge approx.
15m. E of temple and 300m. SW
of house
GV II
Bridge at source of lake south of Pusey House (q.v.). Mid C18. Local coral
limestone with central round arch.
Listing NGR: SU3577496686
1632
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/192 Pusey House, temple approx.
300m. SW
10/11/52
GV II
Temple. Mid C18. Limestone ashlar; copper roof. One storey. Semi-circular arch
over entry; bracketed cornice and quatrefoil frieze beneath parapet. Domed roof.
Interior: blind arcading; 4 round-headed niches in corners have busts on fluted
pedestals of the four Virtues and in the centre of the temple stands a statue of
Mrs. Brotherton nee Pusey, dated 1759.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.110).
Listing NGR: SU3576696700
1633
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/193 Pusey House, walls approx.
50m. W
GV II
Garden walls west of Pusey House (q.v.). Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble and
Flemish bond brick, semi-circular arches over doorways, some with wrought iron
gates. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3584596781
1634
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/194 Rose Cottage and Gardeners
Cottage
GV II
House. Mid C18, remodelled mid C19. Coursed limestone rubble; brick stacks.
original plan unclear. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Semi-circular arch over
central blocked door with window. Semi-circular arches over 3-light leaded
casements except C20 casement to right. Projecting storey band. Hipped roof;
lateral stacks to right side and rear. Canted bay window to right side of c.1850
has stone mullioned and transomed cavetto-moulded windows; similar 2-light
windows above. Left side wall has hood mould over 2-light stone mullioned
cavetto moulded cross window. Extensions to rear have C20 entries. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3572396746
1635
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/195 Nos.3 to 4 The Row
II
Two cottages, now one house. C18. Coursed limestone rubble; C20 tile roof; brick
stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Flat stone arches on ground
floor over plank door and C20 two-light casements; timber lintels on first floor
over similar C20 casements. Gabled roof: gable end stack to left, ridge stack.
C18 two-light leaded casement to left. Interior: Chamfered bressumer over open
fireplace with bread oven. Two sets of winder stairs with C18 plank doors.
Common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU3568396668
1636
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/196 Sunshine Cottage and
Honeysuckle Cottage
GV II
House. c.1730-40. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof brick stacks.
3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Flat stone arch over 2 plank doors, one
with late C19 gabled porch. Flat stone arches over ground floor C20 casements;
first floor C20 casements under eaves. Gabled roof; 2 end stacks and ridge
stack. Interior of Sunshine Cottage (right). Mid C18 three and 6-panelled doors.
Collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Subsidiary features: C19 one-storey
brewhouse in similar materials attached to right front has C20 door and windows
and ridge stack adjoining C19 lean-to with weatherboarded walls and stone slate
roof.
Listing NGR: SU3593596595
1637
of
2228
PUSEY
SU39NE
3/197 Tudor Lodge
21/11/66
II
House. 1844 datestone to rear. Roughcast; limestone ashlar dressings; old
fish-scale tile roof; rendered brick stacks. One storey and attic; 3-window
range. Central Dutch-gabled 2-storey porch has label mould over one-light
cavetto-moulded window and over four-centred moulded doorway. To left of porch
is label mould over square-headed cavetto-moulded doorway; to right is label
mould over 2-light stone-mullioned cavetto-moulded window. Two gabled roof
dormers. Dutch gabled roof. Ridge stack to left (previously end stack) lateral
stack to rear. Similar 2-light window to right gable wall. Similar one-storey,
one-bay rear wing has label mould over similar one-light window. Mid C20
extensions to left of front. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3559796618
1638
of
2228
RADLEY BARTON LANE
SU59NW (South side)
9/86 Thrupp Farm Cottages
16/06/56
- II
House, now 3 cottages (2 derelict). C17, remodelled mid/late C19. Colourwashed
limestone rubble on ground floor, and rendered; light timber framing with angle
braces to front of cross wing. Gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack, and
lateral stack to cross wing of brick with atone dressings. 2-unit plan with
cross-wing. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Three mid/late Cl9 doors, and C19 two-
and 3-light casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5172797238
1639
of
2228
RADLEY CHURCH ROAD
SU5299 (North side)
18/87 Church of St. James
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. C13: chancel of c.1330: C15 tower and fenestration: restored 1902.
Uncoursed limestone rubble with ashlar dressings and partly roughcast east wall:
ashlar tower. Gabled artificial stone slate roofs. Chancel and nave with south
aisle and transept and west tower: north aisle and transept destroyed in 1640's.
Fine C15 Perpendicular east window; early C14 angle buttresses have crocketted
pinnacles. Fleuron frieze and crenellated parapet to 2-bay side walls of chancel
which have C15 three-light cinquefoil-headed windows, C19 north door and C17
burial-chamber attached to south. North wall of 2-bay nave has similar reset C15
two- and 3-light windows flanking offset buttress. South transept has Y-tracery
windows of c.1902. Nave has much restored C15 three-light window, an offset
buttress and C15 south doorway with a C17 studded and ribbed door inscribed
"Rodericus Loid 1656": late C19 timber porch. C15 two-light window with restored
label-mould to west end of south aisle. C15 west tower: large Tudor-arched
2-light window above 2-centred doorway with quatrefoil spandrels: similar C15
windows to belfry: single-light windows adjoin sundial to south: crenellated
parapet with gargoyles at corners. Interior: finely-carved painted reredos of
1909. C18 communion rail. Very fine early C17 misericords and stalls with 6-bay
crocketed and panelled canopies bought from Cologne c.1847: benches have huge
C17 poppy heads similar to those in Sunningwell Church (q.v.). Chancel arch of
c.1902. Late C19 stone pulpit has very fine 3-bay late Gothic canopy with angel
pendants to front, and linenfold and curvilinear-traceried panels at back. Late
C19 eagle lectern; C18 pews, much restored; fine Norman drum font with blind
arches is supported on 4 individually-carved colonettes with scalloped capitals;
early C19 wrought-iron lantern-bracket and C20 gallery at west end. South
transept has C13 piscina and C17 collar-truss roof. Unusual 4-bay south arcade
has stop-chamfered oak posts supporting restored arcade plate which has
hollow-chamfered lateral bracing: king-post roof of c.1902. C15 arch to west
tower. Monuments: important monument in chancel by Nicholas Stone of Sir William
Stonhouse, d.1631, and his son, d.1632: finely detailed and coloured. The
recumbent effigies of William and his wife lie on a chest tomb with their
children carved below, and son kneeling with his hands clasped in prayer over a
skull on the right: chest tomb is framed by an open pediment with heraldic
achievement and a shallow back-arch framing inscription panel. Also in chancel
are wall tablets to Sir William Bowyer, d.1893, and Admiral Sir George Bowyer by
F. Nollekens, which has garlanded oval inscription and flag draped over nautical
symbols (compass, canon, anchor, ramrod etc.): oval tablet to his son Lieutenant
Colonel William Bowyer, d.1808 on service in Barbados. South aisle has unusual
triptych with central urn on wall by J. Lock of Abingdon to Davis family c.1822.
Stained glass: east window has early C16 French or Flemish glass and large early
C16 portrait in west window. C16 heraldic glass in other windows has been
re-arranged and "supplemented very skillfully" by Thomas Willement c.1840. The
1640
of
2228
canopy over the pulpit is said to have been the canopy to the Speaker's Chair
brought here from Parliament by Speaker William Lenthall in 1630's. Radley was a
Royalist outpost of Oxford in the Civil War, when the north aisle and transept
were destroyed. The C13 style south transept windows replaced C15 ones in the
1902 restoration.
(V.C.H.; Berkshire, pp.414-415; Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp. 196-7;
Bodleian Library, M.S. Top, Berks, c.57, Jol.168v, and c.50, No.146; National
Buildings Record; Patrick Drysdale, Radley, l985, pp.15-19).
Listing NGR: SU5219499377
1641
of
2228
RADLEY CHURCH ROAD
SU5299 (North side)
18/88 Chest tomb approx. 2.5m. SW of
porch of Church of St. James
GV II
Chest tomb. C17. Limestone. Central recessed moulded panel with worn cherub's
head flanked by 2 panels of relief-carved Tudor roses set within recessed
roundels: similar roundels to sides and rear.
Listing NGR: SU5217899366
1642
of
2228
RADLEY CHURCH ROAD
SU5299 (South side)
18/89 Barn and stable approx. 30m NE
of Church Farmhouse (not
included)
GV II
Barn and stable. Late C18. Flemish bond brick, with some flared headers to sides
and rear: limestone rubble plinth; gabled old tile roof. 5-bay barn, with 2-bay
stable to left. Barn has outshuts flanking central midstrey with C20 tile roof.
Stables have C20 doorways to front, and hayloft door above segmental-arched
blocked doorway flanked by C20 casements to rear. Interior: barn has 5-bay
collar-truss roof with curved inner principals and clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU5219699338
1643
of
2228
RADLEY KENNINGTON ROAD
SU5299 (East side)
18/90 No.2 (The Old Vicarage)
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as The old
Vicarage (No.2 Kennington
Road))
GV II
Vicarage. Late C15: early C17 extension. Timber-framed: widely-spaced vertical
studs, with tension bracing to jettied first floor of late C15 range. Gabled old
tile roof; C17 brick left end stack. 2- extended to 3-unit plan in early C17. 2
storeys; 3-window range. Hollow-chamfered arched doorway with carved-leaf
spandrels. C17 plank door with grille and Norfolk latch. Mid C19 French window
to right with Gothick heads: restored C18 two- and 3-light windows to left with
old wrought-iron catches and fittings: similar restored windows on first floor,
to right of 3-light window with leaded diamond panes. First-floor is jettied,
with moulded bressumer to late C15 range. C18 brick and tile extension, to rear
right of 2 storeys; one-bay with brick end stack. Interior: stop-chamfered
ground-floor beams, and timber-framed partitions rising to attic. Room to right
has mid C18 beaded stone fireplace with 3 painted panels, of tulips and other
designs, to overmantle. Mid C19 open-well staircase with stick balusters and
reset early C18 turned balusters. 3-bay clasped purl in roof: 2 early C17
queen-post trusses to left, and late C15 pointed-arched windbraces in room to
right. Large C19 wing attached to left is not of special architectural interest.
(Patrick Drysdale, Radley, 1985, p.19; National Monuments Record).
Listing NGR: SU5221799412
1644
of
2228
RADLEY KENNINGTON ROAD
SU5299 (West side)
18/91 Park End and attached cottage
09/02/66 and outhouses
(Formerly listed as No.17
Kennington Road, Park
Farmhouse, including stable
block extension)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C17, extended early C18: refronted early C19 and
extended to rear c.1850. Render over timber-frame: right bay of colourwashed
limestone rubble. Hipped old tile roof; brick ridge and right end stacks. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan extended to 3-units in early C18. Two storeys and attic;
3-window range. C20 door to lobby-entry: early C20 half-glazed door to right
with console-brackets to early C19 flat hood. Early C19 ten-pane sashes: deep
eaves. 3 hipped roof dormers with C19 casements. Mid C19 block to rear is of
colourwashed brick with gabled old tile roof and brick stacks: of 2-storey,
4-window range with 8-pane sashes. Interior: room to right has stone flag floor,
and winder stairs adjoining blocked fireplace with spice cupboard. Early C17
house has stop-chamfered beams and exposed timber framing. Subsidiary features:
stables, now cottage and outhouse, attached to right. Uncoursed limestone rubble
with brick quoins and dressings; gabled old tile roof. One storey and loft;
6-bay range. Rendered flat arch over C20 casement and timber lintel over C18
plank door to left: timber lintel and concrete lintels over C20 doors and
windows: gabled loft door to centre, and 2-light gabled dormer to left.
Listing NGR: SU5229099791
1645
of
2228
RADLEY KENNIN6TON ROAD
SU5299 (West side)
18/92 Barn approx. 20m. SE of Park
End
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone rubble plinth;
half-hipped old tile roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Front has
early/mid C19 outshuts flanking central midstrey with 6 pigeon-holes and
half-hipped roof. Interior: collar-truss roof with clasped purlins. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU5230199755
1646
of
2228
RADLEY OXFORD ROAD
SU59NW (East side)
9/104 Milestone at SU 5070 9998
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Granite, inscribed Oxford/4/Abingdon/2. The road was
turnpiked in 1736. (Turnpike Roads of Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Museums
Information Service No.5, 1977).
Listing NGR: SU5070099980
1647
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SU5299
18/105 The Cottage
- II
House. Late C16: C18 and C19 alterations to front. Originally timber-framed.
Roughcast; gabled old tile roof; large rendered ridge stack finished in C19
diagonally-set brick flues; 2 similar flues to left end stack. 3-unit plan. 2
storeys and attic; 3-window range. Mid C18 six-panelled door and mid C19 sash
set in blocked C18 coach house entry to left: mid C19 half-glazed door flanked
by late C18 paired sashes and early Cl9 canted bay window with casements: first
floor has 2 late C18 sashes and one mid C19 sash. Late C16 four-light
wood-mullioned and transomed ovolo-moulded window in right gable wall. Rear:
stair-turret with 2-light wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded window; 3-light
wood-mullioned chamfered window above 3-light wood-mullioned and transomed
ovolo-moulded window with butterfly hinges to C19 opening light. Interior: C18
six-panelled doors. Stop-chamfered wood bressumer and stone jambs to large open
fireplace. Timber-studded partitions to rear and stair-turret: wide newel
stairs. First floor has moulded stone fireplace and exposed timber framing:
5-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins and windbraces. The bressumer of the
ground-floor fireplace is inscribed with graffiti initials J.S. which probably
stands for John Stonhouse whose family owned Radley Park in the late C16.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.410).
Listing NGR: SU5220599544
1648
of
2228
RADLEY
SU59NW
9/82 Peach Croft Farm, barn approx.
200m. W of farmhouse (not
included)
- II
Barn. Mid/late C18. Weatherboarding over light timber frame set on limestone
rubble plinth; gabled old tile roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor.
Gabled midstrey to rear. Interior: braced posts and tie beams to 5-bay
collar-truss roof with curved inner principals and clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU5133899128
1649
of
2228
RADLEY
SU59NW
9/83 Pumney Farmhouse and attached
barns and shelter sheds
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17: C18 extensions. Uncoursed limestone rubble:
front of Flemish bond brick with dressed stone quoins and plinth. Gabled old
tile roof; large brick ridge stack with dentilled band and cornice. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Segmental brick arch over
C20 door. C20 windows except blocked window over door: ground-floor flat stone
arches have raised keys sunk into stone string course above; flat brick arches
over first-floor windows. Moulded wood cornice; 2 gabled roof dormers with C19
two-light casements. Three keyed flat stone arches over windows in right side
wall. Early/mid C18 extension to left of chequer brick with gabled old tile roof
and brick left end stack: 2-storey, 2-window range with raised storey band and
keyed segmental brick arch over late C19/C20 four-light casement. Later C18
service wing to rear left of similar materials with 2 leaded casements: adjoins
1960's lean-to to rear. Interior: cased beams. Small fireplace to right with
timber bressumer over stone jambs: larger room to left has moulded stone
fireplace with carved decoration in spandrels and trailing-vine frieze.
Subsidiary features: late C17 barn to rear of C17 house. Uncoursed limestone
rubble with dressed stone quoins and brick dressings; gabled old tile roof.
5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Entry flanked by ventilation slits.
Outshut adjoins C18 right-angled extension to right, of similar materials,
except weatherboarded over timber frame to porch and part of wall: 3-bay plan.
Interior: queen-post roofs with clasped purlins and braced posts: C20 purlins
and truss to left of C18 barn. Shelter sheds to right of C17 house of similar
materials and L-plan: queen-post trusses remodelled in C20.
Listing NGR: SU5325897885
1650
of
2228
RADLEY
SU59NW
9/84 Wick Hall and attached walls
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Wick Hall
(old part) and walls of walled
garden)
GV II*
House. c.1720, for Mrs Tomkins: late C19 extensions, by Charles Bell for the
Dockar-Drysdales. Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings;
hipped old tile roof; end stacks of brick to left and stone with gauged brick
quoins and cornice to right. Double-depth plan. Early Georgian style. Two
storeys and attic; symmetrical 5-window range. C18 two-panelled door with
overlight, and very fine plastered shell hood with console-brackets. Gauged
brick flat arches and coved cornice over late C19/C20 two-light casements.
Similar 5-bay right side wall has original wood-mullioned and transomed cross
window above C18 plank door with overlight and tightly-moulded pediment hood:
5-bay left side wall has similar original stair-light window. Extensions to rear
of mid 1880's to 1890's by Charles Bell: in "Queen Anne" style, similar to old
part of Wick Hall: tall sashes and cross-windows with wrought-iron fittings.
Interior: stone-flag floors, panelled doors and shutters. Hall: straight-cut
panelling, and dog-leg with landing staircase to rear left which has
barley-sugar balusters on closed string, panelled spandrel and dado and ramped
handrail. Small panelled room with bolection-moulded overmantle to left. Keyed
archway with moulded imposts, entablature and flanking panelled pilaster leads
from hall to rear passage with straight-cut panelling and plank door to cellar:
fine bolection-moulded panelled room with fireplace to left, and early C18
fireplace with spit racks in kitchen to right. First floor: landing and rear
passage have bolection-moulded and straight-cut dado panels. Two panelled rooms
to right (originally divided by closet): front room has bolection-moulded
architrave and Delft tiles and cast-iron backplate to fireplace. Fine
bolection-panelled room to rear left: bolection-moulded fireplace and
deeply-moulded cornice in room to rear right. Winder stair to attic has
bolection-moulded panels and moulded newel. Rear wing has early C17 Flemish
panelling removed from Exeter College Chapel, Oxford: tall panelled dado, 3-bay
screen and fireplace are all lavishly carved in Artisan Mannerist style, the
latter with musical instruments: another smaller room has early C14 door heads
reset in internal porch, and tester and sound board of early C17 pulpit.
Subsidiary features: two walls of uncoursed limestone rubble with brick
dog-tooth coping run approx. 40m. to left and are linked by low right-angled
wall. Map of 1739 in owner possession depicts front of house with cross
windows: bought by Dockar-Drysdales in 1850.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.197; National Monuments Record - for
photographs of early C17 panelling).
Listing NGR: SU5166097974
1651
of
2228
RADLEY
SU59NW
9/85 Wick Hall, barn incorporating
Wick Cottage approx. 20m. NW
GV II
Large barn, now store and partly converted into house in mid C19. Late C17/early
C18. Coursed limestone rubble: early C19 outshut to left of midstrey of light
timber framing with brick infill; half-hipped old tile roof. 7-bay plan with
continous rear outshut: 2 threshing floors. Gabled midstrey to third bay from
left: later, probably C19, midstrey to third bay from right. 3-bay C19 cartshed
to centre, and early C19 implement shed to left. Splayed ventilation slits. Wick
Cottage, inserted into 2 right bays, has segmental arches over C19 two-light
leaded casements, and C20 door with porch: inserted brick stack to left.
Interior: 7-bay queen-post roof with braced aisle posts to rear. Wick Cottage
interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5162297991
1652
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398, SU59NW
19/93, 9/93 Nos.57 and 61
- II
Two cottages. Late C17. Light timber framing, of 2 panels deep with angle
bracing; gabled and half-hipped concrete tile roof; end stacks, of brick to left
and stone finished in brick to right. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Late C19 four-panelled door to right: C18 plank door to left. C20 casements. One-
storey service wing to rear left: rendered over timber-frame; gabled C20 tile
roof and end stack of stone finished in brick. Interior: chamfered ogee-stopped
beams. Queen-post roof: timber-framed partition in No.61 (to left).
Listing NGR: SU5355499001
1653
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398, SU59NW
19/94, 9/94 No.51
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17. Timber-framed with brick infill and rebuilt to left
of porch: of 2 panels deep on stone plinth. Gabled and half-hipped thatch roof;
brick ridge stack. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C20 door
and brick porch: C20 windows. One-storey extension to right of similar
materials. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU5346899003
1654
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/95 Nos.46 and 48
GV II
House. Late medieval: remodelled and extended in C17. Cruck-framed, with 2 wall
posts exposed in left gable. Rendered and colourwashed limestone rubble:
weatherboard right bay. Hipped thatch roof; 2 ridge stacks of stone finished in
brick. 2-bay hall house extended to 3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window
range. C20 windows, except C19 two-light dormer casement to left. C18 plank
doors in outer bays. C20 extension to front. Interior: 3 full crucks with
through purlins: central crack truss has blades tenoned into yoke, which has
king stud supporting ridge purlin. The tabled scarf joints indicate a C15 date.
First floor and stack inserted in C17: chamfered bressumer over open fireplace
with C17 brick jambs, and stop-chamfered beams.
Listing NGR: SU5346498979
1655
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/96 Nos.82 and 84
09/08/84
- II
2 houses, now house. Two ranges: No.84 to left of lower No.82. C17, with later
rear additions. C20 concrete render over timber framed on limestone rubble
plinth, except limestone rubble left side wall. No.84 has half-hipped concrete
tile roof and end stack of stone finished in brick: No.82 has gabled concrete
tile roof and rendered left end stack. One-unit to left of 2-unit plans. No.84
of 2-storey, one-window range: C20 doors and casements. Rear outshuts, one to
No.82 housing stair-well, extended in C20. Interior of No.84: blocked door to
original lobby. Chamfered bressumer over open fireplace with stone quoins and
spice cupboard above. Newel stairs with rough newel posts to rear of stack.
First floor has timber framed chimney (a rare survival) intact to roof level.
Clasped-purlin roof with windbraces: C17 plank doors with strap hinges:
chamfered beams, original floor boards, exposed timber framing throughout. No.82
has similar chamfered beams, floor boards, exposed timber framing and plank
door. Blocked lobby-entry : 2 rooms divided by stud partition with beam re-used
from cruck building: timber-framed closed truss above: clasped-purlin roof with
windbraces.
(Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock, PRN, 13591).
Listing NGR: SU5344498772
1656
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/97 No.87
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Small
Farmhouse (No.87))
GV II
Shown on Ordnance Survey map as Nos.87 and 91.
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16: early C18 front block. Front: coursed limestone
rubble, brick first-floor quoins and dressings; hipped old tile roof; brick left
end stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Segmental brick arches over
central C19 four-panelled door, early C18 wood-mullioned cross windows with iron
fittings in outer bays, and C20 one-light window right of centre: first floor
has flat brick arches over two C20 one-light windows, and similar early C18
cross windows in outer bays. Raised brick storey band and dentilled eaves. 2
cross windows to rear. One-storey service range to left of similar materials
with bread oven ail C18 cross window with turnbuckle. Late C16 two-storey rear
wing: rendered over timber frame: gabled old and C20 tile roof; stone end stack
finished in brick adjoins front range; stair-turret projects from right side
wall. Interior: front range has 2 early C18 panelled doors, and framed dog-leg
with winders staircase. Rear range has exposed timber framing, stop-chamfered
beams: chamfered bressumer and stone jambs to first-floor fireplace, which
adjoins rebuilt newel stair: stop-chamfered and moulded doorframes, one with
original plank door, open off stairs, which retain original newel post and 2
late C16 splat balusters at attic level.
Listing NGR: SU5343798702
1657
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/98 Barn and stable approx. 25m.
and 2m. W of No.87
GV II
Barn and attached stables, now outbuilding. Barn: early C18. Weatherboarding
over timber frame on limestone plinth; gabled old tile roof. 3-bay plan with
central threshing floor. Central gabled porch. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof
with curved inner-principals, clasped purlins and braced posts. Renewed framing
to right and front. Stables: early C18, and later C18 to left. Built of similar
materials. Stable to right has similar collar truss and flanking queen-post
trusses: 3-bay roof with similar collar trusses in stable to left, which has
manger rack and hay loft. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5341598710
1658
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/99 Barn approx. 35m. SW of No.87
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboarding over timber frame on rendered stone plinth; gabled
old tile roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor and midstrey with gabled
roof. Interior: 5-bay collar-truss roof with jowled and braced posts, curved
inner-principals and clasped purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5340098687
1659
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/100 Lower Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early/mid C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers;
gabled old tile roof; brick end stacks. L-plan with rear right wing. 2 storeys
and attic; symmetrical 3-window range. Timber lintel over C19 six-panelled door
set in heavy frame with overlight and C20 hood. Segmental brick arches over mid
C19 tripartite sashes and 2-pane sash over door. Raised storey band; dentilled
eaves; 3 gabled roof dormers with C19 two-light casements. Rear wing of similar
style and materials has 3-light leaded casements with iron fittings to right:
similar but plainer 2-storey wing to rear left. Interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5332398794
1660
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/101 No.104 (Baker's Close)
- II
House. Late medieval: remodelled in C17, late C18 and mid C20. Cruck-framed.
Clad in late C18 colourwashed brick; cruck with yoke in apex exposed in left
gable wall; gabled thatch roof; brick ridge and right end stacks. 3-unit hall
house. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Three C20 windows and gabled
dormers. C20 extensions to all sides include porch facing road on right.
Interior: 4 full crucks with through purlins. Stack and first floor with
stop-chamfered beams inserted in C17.
Listing NGR: SU5327798740
1661
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5398
19/102 No.110
- II
Small house. C18. Rendered; gabled thatch roof; end stacks finished in C20
brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. One-light window to
right and late C19/early C20 casement to left of C20 door. Left gable wall has
stone bread oven projection. C20 one-storey extension to rear. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5323598785
1662
of
2228
RADLEY LOWER RADLEY
SU5299
18/103
No.25 (Walnut Cottage)
- II
House. C17. Light timber framing of 3 panels deep with brick infill; gabled and
hipped thatch roof; brick ridge stack. 4-unit plan. One storey; 3-window range.
Late C19/C20 casements and C20 glazed door to right. C20 kitchen extension with
main entry to rear left, adjoins C18 plank door set in heavy pegged frame.
Interior: remodelled open fireplace and queen-post truss to right. Rare survival
of a one-storey dwelling.
Listing NGR: SU5290499047
1663
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SU59NW
9/106 Memorial Arch
- II
Memorial arch. 1921, by Sir T.G. Jackson. English bond grey brick with red brick
dressings; flat roof not visible. 2 storeys; 3-window range front flanked by
tall semi-octagonal stair-turrets with domed copper-sheet roofs. Moulded stone
plinth: 2 moulded gauged brick pointed archways with stone imposts.
Stone-mullioned and transomed round-headed windows flank similar central oriel
window. Rear; offset corner buttresses. Stone-mullioned cross windows; central
stone cross and "Invictis Pax" in laurel set in projecting bay above centre of 2
archways. Interior: moulded brick archways and doors to towers. One of Jackson's
last commissions.
Listing NGR: SU5194299663
1664
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SU59NW
9/107 Racquets' Court
GV II
Racquets' Court. c.1885. English bond brick; low-pitched hipped Welsh slate roof
with glass lantern. One storey; 5-bay range. Gabled porch in end wall: round
window above pointed-arched doorway set in segmental-arched surround with
imposts, and flanked by segmental-arched windows. Side walls: sunk panel in each
bay has pierced stone ventilation holes above and below blind lancets with thin
stone imposts. Interior: staircase to viewing gallery. It cost £964 to build.
Racquets was first played in the Fleet prison c.1816 and was played in the army
and public schools from the mid C19: 12 courts, dating from the 1860's, survive
in public schools.
(T.D. Raikes, Fifty Years of St. Peter's College, 1897, pp,161-2).
Listing NGR: SU5192999614
1665
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SU59NW
9/108 Cloister and Upper Dormitory,
Octagon and Schoolroom
GV II
Cloisters. Mid C19; 1891 by Sir T.G. Jackson. Flemish bond brick with terracotta
dressings and string course; gabled C20 tile roof; brick rear lateral stack.
Late Gothic style. 2 storeys; symmetrical 9-window range. Moulded terracotta
doorway and 2-light windows, with traceried heads and angel stops to hood moulds
on ground floor: offset buttresses and crenellated parapet. Right-angled range
to front left with similar 3-window range front and finials to 3 gables: to left
is gable end, in similar style with 3-storey bay window and 2-light windows, of
older 1849 dormitory range. Octagon, 1859, to left, of chequer brick with
pyramidal C20 tile roof: of 3 storeys; each face has 2 trefoil-headed lights
above Tudor-style stone-mullioned 2-light windows on ground and first floors. To
rear of cloister walk are 3 gabled bays of early C19 brick building with sash
windows and circular stair-turret: a small 2-storey wing with pointed windows
extends to rear of this. Late C16/early C17 barn to rear left, of heavy timber
framing with brick infill and gabled C20 tile roof: 8-bay queen-post roof. This
barn was rebuilt with additions in 1848 to form the present schoolroom.
(T.D. Raikes, Fifty Years of St. Peter's College, Radley, 1897, pp.7, 22;
Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.197).
Listing NGR: SU5182499605
1666
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SUS9NW
9/109 Dining Hall and cloister walks
GV II
Dining hall and cloister walks. 1893-4 and later by Sir T.G. Jackson. Dining
hall: English bond brick with limestone ashlar dressings; gabled old tile roof;
lateral stack (adjoining bay window) of banded brick and stone. One storey;
7-bay range. Perpendicular style. Tudor-arched doorway left of centre: tall bay
window to right with stone mullioned and transomed windows. Other bays have
3-light and one 2-light Perpendicular-style windows: bays framed by offset
buttresses which have linking 4-centred arches with brick and stone chequer work
in spandrels. East gable wall has large Perpendicular-style window. Interior:
tall panelled dado. Corbelled French-style fireplace. Cusped tie-beam roof with
traceried spandrels to arch braces. Cloisters: T-plan, joined to west ends of
dining hall and chapel (q.v.) with arm linked to Radley Hall (q.v.) of similar
materials and 2 storeys; each bay divided by offset buttresses with one-light
cusped windows above 4-light Decorated-style windows: 9-bay east wall has
central gabled porch with Tudor-arched doorway: Decorated-style door to rear.
(T.D. Raikes, Fifty Years of St. Peter's College, 1897, p.176; Buildings of
England: Berkshire, p.197).
Listing NGR: SU5185099549
1667
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SU59NW
9/110 Chapel
GV II*
Chapel. 1893-4 by Sir T.G. Jackson: C20 vestries. Banded English bond, red and
orange brick, with limestone ashlar dressings; gabled old tile roof. Late Gothic
Revival style. Perpendicular-style east window: terracotta foiled and
Perpendicular blind tracery above and below: flanking shafts and finial of
crocketed ogee arch are continued as crocketed pinnacles: east gable also has
crenellated parapet of brick and stone chequer work. String course links offset
corner buttresses and wall buttresses of 6-bay side walls: depressed ogee-arches
over 4-light windows with elaborately-traceried heads. Similar west gable wall
and window: very fine French Gothic-style bell turret. Entry through fine
doorway in west bay via cloister walk to north (q.v.). Interior: magnificent C15
Flemish carved and gilded wood altarpiece brought to St. Peter's College by its
founder, Canon Sewell, in 1847. Terracotta trefoiled blind arches over sedilia.
Many fittings, including benches, with cusped back-panels, and organ loft, were
brought to the old chapel from Cologne in 1847. Cusped tie-beam roof. Monuments:
Boer an memorial with figures of St. George and the Dragon: Elizabethan-style
aedicule memorial to fallen of First World War. Stained glass: east window by
Burlison and Gryls. The Flemish altarpiece is the most important item in the
chapel and designing around it entailed the high position of the east window.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.197; T.D. Raikes, Fifty Years of St. Peter's
College, 1897, pp.181-7, 11-12; Patrick Drysdale, Radley, 1985, p.16).
Listing NGR: SU5183799505
1668
of
2228
RADLEY ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
SU59NW
9/111 Radley Hall
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Radley
Hall, part of St. Peter's
College)
GV II*
Country house, now part of St. Peter's College. Built 1721-7 by William Townsend
and Bartholomew Peisley for Sir John Stonhouse. Flemish bond red brick set on
limestone ashlar plinth: limestone ashlar storey bands, quoins and dressings.
Shallow-pitched lead roof; brick internal stacks. Double-depth plan. Early
Georgian style. 3 storeys; 9-window range of 2:5:2 fenestration. Projecting
outer bays have restored pilaster quoins with chamfered edges. C20 double-leaf
doors with late C18 Neo-classical fanlight: keyed round-arched doorway has Doric
entablature and base (without shaft) sunk into rusticated surround with
triglyph-frieze: segmental-arched sash above has engaged brick columns and
curved shoulders. Gauged brick ground-floor round arches and flat arches (above)
over 6-pane sashes and shorter attic sashes. Plain stone string courses;
console-brackets to deep moulded cornice. Rear: in similar style except 3:3:3
fenestration has central projecting bays: central sash window with eared stone
architrave set above simpler doorcase with brackets to entablature. 5-bay side
walls in similar style have similar pilaster quoins flanking central bay. C18
lead rainwater heads. Cloister walks (q.v.) attached to right. Interior: some
early C19 detailing and late C19 alteration. Hall: C18 panelled dado, late C19
fireplace, early C19 cornice, and early C18 round-arched entries with panelled
reveals to staircases which flank hall. Very fine dog-leg with landing
staircases, with alternating fluted and turned balusters on open string and to
landing balconies: staircase to right is more finely detailed: panelled dado:
landings have tall round-arched entries to rooms and Corinthian-modillioned
cornice. First-floor room to left has early C19 cornice and fireplace with Doric
columns. Ground-floor rear room was opened out in late C19: has late C17
panelling from Merton College, and early C17 panelling and carved woodwork from
Exeter College chapel similar to that of Nick Hall, Radley (q.v.). Room to front
right has early C19 three-bay Ionic screen of the Order of Bassae. Peisley and
Townesend (who had worked for Vanbrugh) were involved in the building of many
Oxford colleges in the early C18; the unusual Doric doorcase is repeated at
Kingston House, Kingston Bagpuize, also by Townesend. Radley Hall was let out in
the early C19 as a Non-Conformist school and became St. Peter's College in 1847:
the exterior stonework was restored after this date.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.196-7; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.410;
H.M. Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, 1600-1840, 1978,
pp.630, 835; V. Hope, "The Architect of Radley Hall", Country Life, Vol.108,
1950, p.237; Berkshire Record Office, P/EPL/L2/1,2 for original building
contract).
1669
of
2228
Listing NGR: SU5178299546
1670
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/199 Shellingford House
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as
The Rectory
GV II
House. c.1630. Late C18 rear and mid C19 left side extensions. Coursed limestone
rubble; limestone ashlar dressings; stone slate roof, tiled to rear; brick
stacks, except original stacks of limestone rubble finished in C19 brick.
Double-depth plan. Jacobean style. 2 storeys, basement and attic; 5-window
range. Front door has been blocked and rendered over. Half-blocked basement
window to right is 2-light, stone-mullioned and cavetto-moulded with one leaded
casement. Splayed plinth course. Over basement window is early C17 one-light
window with cavetto moulded surround, label mould and C20 casement; four C20
French windows in mid C19 openings with label moulds to other ground-floor
windows. On first floor early C17 two-light stone-mullioned cavetto-moulded
windows with label moulds and C20 leaded casements flank similar central 4-light
window. Similar 2-light windows light attic, the top storey having two cross
gables. M-shaped gabled roof; gable end stack to rear right and two internal
stacks in central valley. Left side wall has gabled extension of c.1850, with
canted bay window, two late C18 sashes under early C17 style hood moulds and a
semi-cicular brick arch over a mid C19 six-panelled (4 glazed) door with late
C18 fanlight, To rear right is early Cl6 three-light stone mullioned and moulded
window with arched heads and hood mould; much restored C18 four-light leaded
casement over; to centre of first floor are C18 leaded casements set in early
C17 two-light wood mullioned ovolo-moulded window, with much restored C18
three-light leaded casement to left; other windows are mid C19 sashes, casements
and gabled dormer. To centre of rear elevation is two-storey extension with
2-light leaded casements and half-hipped roof. Two cross gables to rear.
Interior: Mid C19 six- and 4-panelled doors and shutters; quartered cyma-moulded
beams and mid C19 stone fireplace in front right room; chamfered beams in rear
right room; front left room has early C17 moulded plaster cornice continued
around quartered beams, the soffits of which are decorated with pomegranetes
etc; rear right room has mid C19 decorative tiled floor and early C17 stone
fireplace with moulded architrave. Straight-run and quarter-turn stairs in rear
extension. Main feature of house is early C17 open-well staircase to rear with
moulded balusters, string and banister with ball finials and pendentives nearly
touching; stairs supported by posts with carved Doric columns which, joined by a
4-centred arch, frame the main exits and entries. First floor has chamfered
beams and substantial timber framed partition walls. Early C17 ribbed cupboard
door with butterfly hinges in attic. Roof obscured but probably of collar truss
type. Subsidiary features: To rear right is mid C18 single storey extension
joined to brew/bakehouse; built of limestone rubble with brick dressings, tiled
roof and brick stack. Brew/bakehouse has timber lintels over C19 plank door, C18
1671
of
2228
three-light leaded casement and C20 garage doors to left; hipped roof; central
ridge stack. Interior: chamfered beam and segmental arch over large blocked
fireplace to left room, and right room open to 2-bay collar truss roof with butt
purlins and notched ridge piece. To rear left early C20 block connects house to
long mid C18 stable block. Limestone rubble, brick dressings, tiled and stone
slate roof, wall has timber lintels over C18 one-, 2- and 4-light leaded
casements and rear gable wall has cusped leaded light set in semi-circular brick
arch.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.215).
Listing NGR: SU3185093566
1672
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/200 Church Farmhouse
21/11/66
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C19 front and right wing to C17 house. Coursed limestone
rubble; brick dressings; stone slate roof. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Flat
gauged brick arch with keystone over. 4-panelled (2 glazed) door with fan set in
overlight. Flat gauged brick arches with keystones and brick jambs to sashes and
mid C19 horned 12-pane sash to right of door with C20 two-light casement over.
Gabled roof to right and hipped to left at join with rear wing; C18 front
lateral stack, ridge stacks to main range and rear wing, gable end stack to rear
left. Similar sashes and surrounds in 3-window range of left side wall. Timber
lintels and brick jambs to sashes in right gable wall. Interior: C19 panelled
and plank doors; plain early C19 straight-flight stairs opposite entry; hall
also features wood bressumer over C17 open fireplace which was blocked in the
early C19.
Listing NGR: SU3189293520
1673
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/201 Church Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; stone slate roof except C20 plain
tiled roof to rear outshut; brick stacks; limestone rubble to rear external
stack with brick chimney. 2-unit plan with rear right outshut. 2 storey;
2-window range. Timber lintel over central C19 four-panelled door, with late C19
porch. Timber lintels over C20 casements, except late C29 casement to ground
floor right; gabled early C20 dormer with C20 casement over door. Gabled roof;
late C19 right end stack and early C19 rear lateral stack with moulded brick
capping. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3191793502
1674
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/202 Church of St. Faith
02/11/66
GV I
Church. C12 with porch and spire added c.1625 and late C19 vestry off nave.
Coursed and uncoursed limestone rubble, limestone ashlar dressings and spire;
metal roof, stone slate roof to porch. Chancel, nave, vestry, south porch and
west tower with recessed spire. Early C14 reticulated 3-light east window; late
C15 three-light Perpendicular and early C14 one-light window to north chancel
wall; south chancel wall has 3 early C14 one-light windows and a fine Norman
priests door (possibly reset in early C14) which is of two orders with carved
capitals and shaft rings to columns and has dogtooth ornament to arch. North
wall of nave has 3 late C15 four-light transomed windows with cusped heads; late
C19 vestry has one 2-light C14 style window and steps down to plank door in
basement. South wall of nave has one early C14 curvilinear 3-light window and
two early C15 eight-light transomed windows to left with cusped heads and human
and beasts heads to hood mould terminals. Norman south door of two orders with
shaft rings and carved capitals, dog tooth ornament to arch with beasts' head
terminal to hood mould; C17 plank double doors. South porch dated 1625 on
cartouche above doorway, which has moulded architrave and hood mould to pointed
arch and original panelled double doors; one 2-light window with cusped heads;
gabled roof with fleur-de-lys finial surmounting coping. Battlements surmounting
nave walls are probably early C17. West tower has Norman lancet windows, string
course surmounting ground floor corner buttresses and gargoyles at base of
battlemented parapet; recessed spire of c.1625 was restored 1852 and has 2-light
belfry openings. Interior: East window has C15 glass from other parts of the
church and some C20 glass placed there in 1947; some late C17 and C18 ledger
stones on chancel floor, also the Purbeck marble base for a C14 brass which has
been removed leaving only the outline; intrados of the north window arch has
quatrefoil decoration, this arch having originally framed the tomb recess or
chantry chapel of John of Bledbury, priest, d.1372; stained glass of 1930 to
north window, late C19 stained glass to south; wall tablet on north wall has
cartouche framed by Baroque decoration; over blocked door on south side is a mid
C18 wall tablet. Also on north wall of chancel is large architectural memorial
to Mrs. Mary Packer, d.1719, of grey and white marble with alternately blocked
pilasters framing inscription at the bottom; composition above has main feature
of sarcophagus and bust flanked by two putti. 3-bay late C19 roof. Engaged
columns of C12 semi-circular chancel arch have vine-scroll strapwork and ball
flower carvings to capitals. Nave has ledger stones and indent of C19 brass on
aisle floor; Jacobean pulpit; C15 octagonal font has Jacobean cover. On east
wall of nave south of chancel arch is monument by W. Tyler to second Viscount
Ashbrook, d.1780; above the white marble inscription is a grey marble obelisk
forming the background to a composition of brown and white marble; the
sarcophagus is surmounted by two putti trailing a garland of flowers around a
1675
of
2228
brown marble urn. North of chancel arch is plainer wall tablet featuring an urn
on a pedestal to the third Viscount Ashbrook, by Flaxman, 1802. On north wall of
nave is large tablet of reredos type with bust and putti (Pevsner) to Sir Edward
Homes physician to Queen Anne. Glass dated 1889 and some reset C15 glass in
south nave windows. 5-bay late C19 roof on original corbels.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.214-5; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV,
pp.477-8).
Listing NGR: SU3195393517
1676
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
Monument to Alicia Clayton
5/203 approx. 3m. S of chancel of
Church of St. Faith
GV II
Chest tomb. In memory of Alicia, wife of Richard Clayton, c.1643. Limestone
ashlar. Moulded plinth and cornice. Plain inscription panels to sides and one
end (mostly illegible). One end panel displays arms of the Clayton family
bordered by acanthus scrolls.
Listing NGR: SU3196993524
1677
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (North side)
5/204 Nos.1 to 3 (Timber Yard
21/11/66 Cottages)
GV II
Cottage row. c.1560-70. Uncoursed limestone rubble with limestone ashlar
dressings; stone slate roof; rendered concrete stacks. Original plan form
unclear. Domestic Tudor style. 2 storeys; 9-window range. Two square-headed
doorways with splayed architraves, label moulds and C20 plank doors; central C20
inserted doorway. Ground floor has 2-light stone mullioned cavetto-moulded
windows with arched heads and label moulds; first floor has one-and 2-light
stone mullioned cavetto-moulded windows. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. To rear
right is one 2-light stone mullioned cavetto-moulded window with arched heads
and label mould, also at first floor level are two 2-light and 3 one-light stone
mullioned and chamfered windows; other windows are late C20 in similar style. To
rear left are two early C16 buttresses. Interior: Remodelled as 3 cottages
c.1973; some C18 four-panelled doors survive; collar truss and queen-post roof
with butt purlins.lBuildings of England: Berkshire, p.215; V.M.House,
Shellingford: A Parish Record, 1978, p.22).
Listing NGR: SU3196793492
1678
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD CHURCH STREET
SU39SW (South side)
5/205 The Old Post Office
13/02/75
GV II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan.
One storey and attic; 2-window range. Original entry blocked and not visible.
C20 timber lintels over C20 casements; C20 casements in half dormers. Gabled
roof; left end stack. Interior not inspected. Mid C19 2-storey one-bay extension
to right of coursed limestone rubble with stone slate roof and late C19 sashes.
Extension of c.1970 to rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3186393511
1679
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD FARINGDON ROAD
(West side)
SU39SW
5/206 Milestone
GV II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone, painted white with black lettering. Faringdon
/2/Mantige/7.
Listing NGR: SU3175194405
1680
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD FERNHAM ROAD
(North side)
SU39SW
5/207 Holywell House
GV II*
House. Mid C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble, some brick quoins; stone slate roof;
brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys, 2 storeys and attic to left cross wing;
4-window range. Timber lintel, brick jambs to C20 door and porch at junction
with cross wing. Chamfered timber lintels over C20 two- and 3-light casements
and 2 blocked casements to ground floor right. Gabled roof, cross gabled to left
wing; gable end stack to right and quadruple-flued ridge stack in rear left
wing. One 2-light and one 3-light leaded window to rear. To rear of left wing
are label-moulds over one 2-light and one 3-light chamfered cavetto-moulded
stone mullioned casements to first and second floors and an early C19 sash to
ground floor. Interior: Mid C19 four and 6-panelled and plank doors, some C18
2-panelled and plank doors and C17 ribbed doors in left. Chamfered and stopped
beam, blocked original fireplace, to right. Beams to left and centre tenoned
into timber framed partition which rises full height of house at the junction
between the right wing and left cross wing. Late C20 stairs opposite entry cut
through beam in centre room. Left room has C17 panelled dado and a chamfered
bressumer over the fireplace. Room to rear left has moulded stone fireplace and
fine plaster ceiling of jewelled strapwork with doves holding olives in the
corners and various other motifs such as limpets, roses and fleurs-de-lys.
First-floor room to front left has plaster rose-en-soleil on ceiling, and a
chamfered and stopped beam; to rear left room are various scattered plaster
motifs, the motifs being the same as used below. In attic of left wing is a
Victorian grate set in an early C18 bolection moulded fireplace, and a 4-bay
collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Subsidiary features: late C18 one and a
half storey brewhouse and dairy in similar materials attached to left gable
wall. Timber lintels over two C20 doors (one to right inserted c.1980) and two
C20 windows in 2-window range; two C18 two-light leaded casements to rear.
Gabled roof, brick ridge stack to right. Interior: C18 plank doors; open
fireplace with late C18 architrave, chamfered beams, straight-flight stairs. The
jewelled strapwork ceiling in the house is nearly identical to that at Orchard
Cottage, High Street, Stanford-in-the-Vale (dated 1635 (q.v.)) and can therefore
be attributed to the same school of craftsmen.
Listing NGR: SU3174893706
1681
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD (South ROAD
(South side)
SU39SW
Sands Farmhouse
5/208
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1780. Flemish bond brick with flared headers to front and side
walls, uncoursed limestone rubble to rear; late C20 interlocking tile roof;
brick stacks. Double-depth, 2-unit and central staircase plan. Late Georgian
style. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Garden front has 1:1:1 fenestration with
central projecting bay. Central late C19 four-panelled door with original
decorative fanlight and late C19 porch. Flat gauged brick arches with keystones
over 6-pane sashes. Limestone ashlar plinth course and raised storey band; late
C19 gabled roof dormer with original 2-light casement. Gabled roof; gable end
stacks. Rear wall has flat brick arches and brick jambs to central 6-panelled (4
glazed) door and sashes; windows to right of door blocked by late C19 gabled
extension and original bay window to left was blocked and made flush with wall
in early C19. Interior: Stone flag floors; 6-panelled doors in moulded
architraves with reeded reveals. Moulded dado and cornice in front left and
right rooms, the former having a moulded architrave with reeded reveals to
blocked bay window in rear wall. Original fireplace and cast iron grate in first
floor left room. Open-string and dog-leg stairs opposite door, with stick
balusters, wreathed handrail and fret cut brackets. To rear of stairs is passage
along rear wall connecting house to dairy block. Subsidiary features: Dairy and
first-floor cheese room attached to right gable. Flemish bond brick to front,
limestone rubble to sides and rear; mid C20 tiled roof; brick stack. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Timber lintels over central plank door and 2-and 3-light late
C19 casements. Gabled roof; right end stack. interior; Chamfered beams; quarter
turn stairs.
Listing NGR: SU3074892663
1682
of
2228
SHELLINGFORD FERNHAM ROAD
(South side)
SU39SW Wood store, bakehouse and
5/209 attached wall approx. 5m. S of
Sands Farmhouse
GV II
Woodstore, bakehouse and wall. Late C18. Coursed Limestone rubble, brick
dressings; stone slate roof to front, asbestos sheet to back; brick stack.
Single unit plan. One storey. Segmental brick arch over plank door; timber
lintel over late C19 casement to left. Gabled roof; left end stack. Projecting
bread oven with stone slate roof in left gable wall, and segmental brick arches
with brick jambs to blocked loft and ground floor openings. Interior: Wood
bressumer and brick jambs to fireplace in left wall; half loft to right.
Subsidiary features: Limestone rubble wall with C19 plank door connects above
building to farmhouse. Running straight back from the rear left wall of this
building is a Flemish bond brick wall with limestone coping and regularly spaced
pilaster buttresses, and incorporating a late C19 privy; after approx. 20m wall
is ramped to a lower level and returned to enclose garden; pyramidal capped pier
in the right corner. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3076692647
1683
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM CHURCH WALK
Church of St Andrew
21.11.66
SU 2489 6/30
I
2.
Originally a c12 foundation, cruciform in plan whose central tower was rebuilt early
in the C15. This Perp tower and 2 pilaster buttresses on the W wall were retained
when the church was rebuilt at the expense of Lord Craven in 1638. The solution was
to create a rectangular space on a line with the end walls of the nave, chancel and
transepts. A W porch was added in the mid C18. The church is built of coursed
rubble
stone and stone dressings with dressed stone quoins and ashlar facing to the W porch.
The central tower rises 3 storeys above the roofline and has diagonal buttresses with
set-offs and carved figures, 2 light pointed bell openings with Somerset tracery and
a
final string course with gargoyles beneath a recently restored embattled parapet with
corner pinnacles. The apexes of the original roofs on the cruciform church are
clearly visible on all four sides. On the S face is a diamond shaped clock and on
the
roof is a weather vane. The body of the church has plain parapets to the N & S and
pedimented parapets to E & W. It is lit by excessively tall 4 light cusped Perp
style
windows with flat heads linked by a continuous string course. The W front has a
5 light window above the centrally placed porch whose W wall has a pediment and whose
N & S faces have 4 centred archways to the studded plank doors with hood moulds and
curious scrolled label stops. The E end is a symmetrical composition with 2 three
light windows flanking a central 5 light window and below the outer windows 2 doors
similar to those on the W porch. On the SW corner are 2 sundials and below them the
inscription: 'All these dials were made by Salem Pearse, 1720'.
Inside the classicism glimpsed in the uniformity and symmetry of the exterior is
achieved in the arcades of the 3 bay nave and 2 bay chancel which have bulbous Tuscan
Doric piers with an entasis to the mid point supporting heavily moulded capitals and
round arches. The tower arches were also rebuilt but in a markedly medieval manner
with continuous mouldings to the pointed arches. The fan vault beneath the ringing
stage is original. Also original is the rood loft newel staircase in the SW pier of
the tower. The nave and chancel roofs are covered with simple late Perp tie beam
timber structures with open panelling between the principal rafters. The side aisles
have simple lean-to timber ceilings. All the windows have semi-circular rere arches
and one above the W door has shafts with capitals of Transitional date.
There are various interesting monuments in the church of which the most ancient is a
C14 defaced effigy of a woman in the S aisle. Others include several large black
slate tablets with armorial crests to the Barrington family of Beckett Hall set in
the
1684
of
2228
floor of the chancel, two mural tablets either side of the altar to John Wildman and
John Shute of 1713 and 1734 respectively and a neo-classical urn a round plinth of
1793 on the NE corner of the tower facing the altar to William Wildman designed by
James Wyatt and sculpted by Richard Westmacott. The chancel E window has 3 fine
panes
of armorial glass and hanging from the roof there are 3 brass chandeliers, the centre
one bears the inscription: 'Ex douo Guillielmi Parson 1726'. The woodwork throughout
is an exceptional survival of the period of rebuilding: a pulpit with tester whose
panels have perspective decoration as too has a contemporary chair in the sanctuary,
the pews under the tower and the pews to the nave, cut down in 1887 and the panelling
on the aisle walls. The chancel screens are pseudo C17 of 1901. The late C12 font
of
Purbeck marble has an octagonal bowl with round arched blind panelling set on a round
Stem with an octagonal base. The brass eagle lectern is of 1901. In the porch is
an
enormous benefactions board and a royal coat of arms dated 1764.
Listing NGR: SU2407289077
1685
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM CHURCH WALK
SU 2489 6/31 Piers and gates to
east of the Church
II of St Andrew
2.
Circa 1820 of wrought iron with open piers decorated by crossbars and gilt rosettes
and topped by urn finials. From these spring an overthrow with a central renewed
lantern. The gates between are less elaborate with a roundel lock bar at mid point
and curved dog bars.
Listing NGR: SU2412789085
1686
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM CHURCH WALK
No 3
SU 2489 6/32 11.7.83 (Jasmine Cottage)
II GV
2.
C17 of colourwashed rubble stone with a brick S front and a half hipped thatched roof
with a W brick stack. Set at right angles to the churchyard wall of 1 storey and
attic. 2 windows range S front with 3 light casements to the eyebrow dormers and C20
2 light casements to the ground floor windows which are set under cambered arches.
Plank door placed centrally beneath a thatched wooden porch.
Listing NGR: SU2403189058
1687
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM CLAYPITS LANE
(north side)
SU 2489 6/34 Wistaria Cottage
II GV
2.
C17 of rubble stone and brick quoins, dressings and a brick attic with a half hipped
thatched roof and centre and N end brick stacks. 1 storey and attic. The roadside
facade has one 2 light 9 pane leaded casement to the eyebrow dormer set in brick
above
the wooden wall plate and 3 windows with C20 casements to the ground floor. The S
end
wall has 2 two light 10 leaded pane casements to the upper floor and one 6 pane,
3 light casement to the ground floor. Wisteria covers the whole of the S and W
walls.
Listing NGR: SU2422589146
1688
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM CLAYPITS LANE
(north side)
SU 2489 6/35 Normanby Cottage
II GV
Circa 1820 of brick faced with limewashed render and a hipped slate roof with end
roughcast stacks. 2 storeys with a 3 bay S front lit by sashes 4 panes wide and with
a centrally placed full glazed door under a slightly projecting gabled porch.
2 storey extension to the W with a 2 light C20 casement above a plank and batten door
beneath a porch with flat hood.
Listing NGR: SU2418589143
1689
of
2228
SHRIVENHAM
58/6/36 CLAYPITS LANE
31-OCT-83 (North side)
8, 10, 14, 18, 24
(Formerly listed as:
CLAYPITS LANE
8, 10, 11, 14, 18 AND 24)
GV II
Endowed in 1641 by Sir Henry Martin as almshouses but now entirely C19 in character
with the remodelling of the original 8 houses and the addition of 2 more to the E in
1850. Built of rubble stone with a brick attic and brick dentil cornice and a gabled
stone tiled roof with a stack at each end on the side wall, that to the W of stone,
that to the E with a brick cap. Further stone stacks with brick caps to the rear.
1 storey and attic. All the cottages have been modernized with 2 light casements to
the attic and 2 light windows under wood lintels to the ground floor. The doors to
each pair of cottages are side by side underneath a gabled and machine tiled porch
and
are of plank and batten type. The 1850 cottages (No. 8) have gabled dormers with
2 light, 2 pane casements, a roughcast attic storey and a glazed porch.
Listing NGR: SU2415189113
1690
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM CLAYPITS LANE
(west side)
SU 2489 6/37 Church House
II GV
2.
C17 of rubble stone and part roughcast with 2 rear C19 brick additions with a steeply
pitched gabled stone tiled roof and W end brick stack to the C17 range. The C19
additions form with the C17 section a U shaped plan. 2 storeys and attic, 2 windows
range facing the graveyard. 2 stone tiled gabled dormers with C20 6 pane windows,
3 light 6 pane casement to upper floors and 3 light 15 leaded pane casements to the
ground floor. 1 storey rubble stone addition with flat roof to the W with a 3 light
C20 leaded pane casement.
Listing NGR: SU2407189145
1691
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM FARINGDON ROAD
(east side)
SU 2489 6/38 Nos 2 and 4
II GV
2.
C18 cottage range of rubble stone and brick dressings and quoins with a gabled
machine
tiled roof and 3 brick stacks. 2 storeys. No. 2 has a 3 light, 2 pane casement
under
a cambered arch to the upper floor and a similar window to the ground floor. Plank
and glazed door beneath a C20 gabled porch. No. 4 (Beech Tree Cottage) has 2 similar
casements to the ground floor and 2 top lit C20 windows to the upper floor. Plank
door beneath a gabled wood porch. The two cottages form a contiguous group with
Nos 1-13 Longcot Road.
Listing NGR: SU2425689050
1692
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM FARINGDON ROAD
(east side)
SU 2489 6/39 Barnacle Lodge
II GV
2.
Circa 1830s in Tudor Gothic style, probably designed by William Atkinson for Lord
Barrington of Beckett Hall for which it served as a gate-lodge. Built of squared and
coursed rubble stone and stone dressings with a gabled stone tiled roof. 1 storey
and
attic. Roadside facade of 3 bays, that to the S is a gabled projection with a
polygonal bay window with mullioned lights and diamond glazing. The remaining 2 bays
have gabled stone tiled and tile-hung dormers and 2 light mullions to the ground
floor
all with diamond glazing. The gable ends have carved kneelers and Tudor finials.
1 storey gatekeeper's porch attached to the S facing the drive with similar features.
Listing NGR: SU2424989147
1693
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM FARINGD0N ROAD
(east side)
SU 2489 6/40 Tarifa Cottage
11 GV
2.
C17 of rubble stone and a thatched roof gabled at the W end and half hipped at the
E with a W end brick stack cement rendered. Set at right angles to the road, the
original cottage of 1 storey and attic, 2 bays has been extended by a further 2 bays
to the E. N front of 4 bays with 2 eyebrow dormers, that to,the W with a C19 2
light,
pane casement and that to the E extension a C20 casement. The original section has a
6 6
C19 6 pane, 2 light casement to the ground floor and the extension has a C20
casement. Centrally placed thatched and glazed C20 porch with C20 neo-Georgian door.
Listing NGR: SU2424389168
1694
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM FARINGDON ROAD
(north side)
Swiss Cottage
SU 2489 6/41
II
2.
Circa 1850s in Swiss Chalet style built by Lord Barrington of Beckett Park as a
summerhouse and playroom of timber framing and brick nogging with gabled thatched
roofs and a central brick stack. Greek cross in plan of I storey and attic with
gable
ends to each arm and gabled dormers facing SW. The windows have diamond glazing
throughout and the picturesque rustic effect is enhanced by the application of cut
timbers to the brick walls. The garden front was originally the entrance front and
has a plank and batten door. There is a similar door to the roadside front.
The cottage is illustrated in Candida Lycett Green, English Cottages, 1982, p 137
Listing NGR: SU2453589588
1695
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM FARINGDON ROAD
Royal Military College
SU 2489 6/66 21.7.82 of Science,Beckett
Hall
II
2.
1830-1 by the Honorary Thomas Liddell after designs by William Atkinson for the 7th
Viscount Barrington in the Elizabethan style of coursed rubble stone with ashlar
dressings and gabled stone tiled roofs with rows, 3 or 4, of tall ashlar stacks.
2 storeys and attic with 3 main fronts and servants hall across the 4th side with
full
height hall across the centre. 5 bay E entrance front with a gabled central feature
flanked by octagonal buttresses capped by openwork, ogee-topped stone cupolas. Coped
gable with shoulders and pinnacles, crenellated parapet and corner pinnacles 4 two
light gabled dormers with pinnacles and below 3 light cross-mullioned windows with
hood moulds to sides. Central moulded Tudor arch with carved spandrels and hood
mould. Canted 1st floor oriel bay with the Barrington arms carved in panelled base,
2 light attic windows. 5 bay S front with projecting end gables and centre attic
gable. Similar coping, pinnacles and crenellation to the E gable. 2 dormers and
below, 2 storey large canted bays to each wing panelled between floors, crenellated
above with cross mullioned windows. 3 light centre windows, central 1st floor oriel
and a 2 light attic window above. Symmetrical 5 bay W front with slightly projecting
central gable and an additional projecting gable at the N end. The main range has
3 light cross mullioned windows, a 2 light central attic window and 4 dormers.
Centrally placed ground floor 3 sided bay window with a crenellated top, no windows
to
S side, 3 windows to N side. Projecting N end gable similar to gabled wings of S
front but 2 light centre windows to bay rather than 3 light windows. 2 storey N
servant block with attic and E end coped gable with 3 finials.
Inside the ground floor rooms are disposed around 3 sides of the central hall.
Plaster ceilings with moulded square panels, some coved. Moulded plaster bosses at
intersections of ribs. Deeply undercut foliage plaster friezes. Double doors with
Gothic tracery to panels. Fireplaces heavy stone or wood Jacobean style, but some
very fine C18 marble surrounds, possibly from previous house. E front low hall,
billiard room to N, Library to SE corner with Jacobean style former bookcases, fluted
piers with ball finials. Fine late C18 marble fireplace with ox skull centre motif.
S front central saloon, plaster pendentives to ceiling. SW corner drawing room with
fine C18 fireplace with carved fruit and flower swags. W front centre Morning-room
with coved ceiling. Dining-room adjoining with N end serving bay. Hexagonal panels
to ceiling. NW corner office with moulded ceiling.
Central hall, full height with 3-section roof, flat centre glazed. Square panels
with
moulded ribs and ornate plaster bosses. 5 bays divided by large curved ribs on
1696
of
2228
corbels with ornate spandrels. Cornice with moulded bosses and frieze of armorial
panels. 3 1st floor arched openings from N and S passage. Jacobean style wooden
galleries across E and W ends. Formerly elaborate niches in end walls. Moulded
Tudor
arched openings to ground floor. Staircase off hall to N, heavy Jacobean style with
octagonal newels. Top skylight with armorial panels.
1st floor fine marble fireplace with winged putti in relief to E front centre room.
Circa 1820-30 marble fireplace to SE corner room, late C18 fireplace to S centre
room.
Listing NGR: SU2468389152
1697
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM FARINGDON ROAD
China House to
SU 2489 6/67 21.7.82 west of Beckett Hall
I
2.
Circa 1635-55 stone pavilion, possibly a fishing lodge, built either for Sir Henry
Marten or possibly Sir George Pratt of Coleshill who is said to have owned Beckett
Hall c1650-5. Traditionally attributed to Inigo Jones. Square plan, fine ashlar
stone set on wider rubble stone square base. Wide shallow pitched pyramid roof,
slated with 7 foot deep eaves protecting terrace, probably early C19. Copper finial.
Each face has 2 windows flanking central door. Cross-mullioned windows. Fine
moulded
architraves with pulvinated frieze and flat cornices, the doorcases slightly more
elaborate with additional moulding to architrave giving very slight projection.
Listing NGR: SU2460189120
1698
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(north side)
SU 2488 8/14 10.11.52 Prince of Wales Public
House (formerly listed
II as The Prince of Wales
Cottage and The Prince
GV of Wales)
2.
C17 with an C18 E addition of rubble stone and brick with a steeply pitched gabled
slate roof and 4 ridge stacks: two to the E of brick and 2 others of brick on
moulded
stone bases. 1 storey and attic, 4 window, 2 door range. The C17 range has 3 light
leaded casements under wooden lintels and a C20 polygonal glazed bow on the ground
floor and 3 two light casement dormers set through the eaves line. The C18 brick
range has a C20 sash window under a cambered arch to the ground floor and a hipped
eaves dormer with a similar sash. Gabled brick porch with a C20 plank door. The door
in the C17 section is also a C20 plank door. Several C20 additions to the rear.
The interior has been modernized.
Listing NGR: SU2411988994
1699
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(north side)
SU 2488 8/43 10.11.52 No. 20
(formerly listed as
II GV Travellers' Joy Cafe
and adjoining house)
2.
C18 of limewashed rubble stone and brick quoins and openings with a gabled machine
tiled roof and an E end brick stack. 2 storey, 3 bay S front to the road with sashes
4 panes wide to the upper floor and across the whole of the ground floor, a
projecting
Cl9 shop front. This has thin wooden columns and depressed arches applied to the
glazing on the W side, a central part-glazed door and to the E, renewed windows on a
brick base
Listing NGR: SU2409788980
1700
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(north side)
SU 2488 8/44 10.11.52 Elm Tree House
11* GV
2.
Circa 1700 addition to an earlier house of rubble stone and dressed stone chamfered
quoins and dressed stone openings with a hipped stone tiled roof with lead ridges and
2 tall side brick stacks. E shaped plan with the staircase well in the shorter,
middle arm. S front of 2 storeys and attic, 5 window range. 2 pedimented dormers
with 8 pane casements in the roof, the remaining windows 4 light wood mullioned and
transomed, those on the ground floor slightly larger. Wooden modillion cornice and
sheltering the centrally placed 6 panel door with 2 rectangular fanlights is an open
circa 1780 Tuscan Doric porch with entablature, triglyph frieze and modillion
cornice. 1 storey wing to the E set back, of rubble stone with a gabled stone tiled
roof and C20 casement and door. A further 1 storey wing of brick projects to the E.
The rear of the house is stuccoed and has further wood mullioned and transomed
windows
and an oval light to the staircase well. The W wall has 4 blocked windows in the
circa 1700 section and 4 casements in brick surrounds in the earlier section.
Inside the ground floor room on the SW preserves a complete bolection moulded
panelled
scheme of circa 1700 and the SE room across the central passage has similar panelling
to dado level along its N and W walls. Both doors to these rooms are of the same
date. The cantilevered staircase is also of the period with a moulded handrail,
twisted balusters and carved tread ends.
In the front garden there is an early C19 cast iron pump. A 5 ft chequer brick wall
on a stone base with a dressed stone coping runs along the S front. To the E this
has
been partially rebuilt.
Listing NGR: SU2404688970
1701
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(north side)
SU 2488 8/45 10.11.52 Village School
(formerly listed as
II GV the Old School House)
2.
1863 in Gothic style enlarged in 1899 of rubble stone and stone dressings with a
gabled stone tiled roof and 3 stone stacks. The roadside front reveals the plan of
School Hall at right angles to the road, gable ended with a bellcote and chimney
stack
eleverly combined and adjoining to the E, the Schoolmaster's house. A further
1 storey gabled range to the W is the 1899 addition. A stepped and pointed 3 cusped
light window lights the hall and there is a 3 cusped light window to the ground floor
gable end of the Schoolmaster's house. The range between is of 2 storeys and has 2
and 3 light mullions. The schoolroom door is ledged with wrought iron hinges under a
depressed pointed arch. A similar door with less elaborate ironwork gives access to
the master's house. The bellcote has a trefoiled opening
below
it
and a
triangular
r
gable-above faith a finial.
A catslide roof porjects over 1 storey ranges to the rear.
Listing NGR: SU2399488958
1702
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(north side)
SU 2388 7/46 Nos 40 and 42
IT GV
2.
C18 two cottage range of rubble stone with a gabled thatched roof and centre and end
brick stacks. U shaped plan with E and W projecting gable ends. 1 storey and attic.
Each cottage is lit by 4 lights of leaded casements to the attic, one 5 light leaded
casement in each gable below a 4 light leaded casement and similar 4 light casements
to
the connecting ranges. The 2 plank and batten doors are set in the angles of the
projecting gabled wings and main range beneath flat hoods supported by cut scroll
brackets.
Listing NGR: SU2398488914
1703
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(north side)
SU 2388 7/47 Nos 44, 46 and 48
II GV
2.
C18 three cottage range of colourwashed rubble stone and brick openings with a gabled
thatched roof with one W end brick stack and one ridge brick stack. 1 storey and
attic. No. 44 has a roadside facade of 1 eyebrow dormer with 3 leaded lights and
2 ground floor windows under cambered heads, one C19 of 3 leaded lights and another
to
the E which is C20, of 2 lights and replaces a doorway. Nos 46 and 48 have similar
C19 fenestration and plank doors under cambered heads to their single bays.
Listing NGR: SU2396888903
1704
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
sU 2488 8/48 The Thatched Shop
II GV
2.
C17 of colourwashed rubble stone and brick to the attic with a thatched roof half
hipped at the E end and gabled at the W with a W stone stack with brick cap. 1
storey
and attic, 2 window range to the N with 3 light 6 pane casements to the eyebrow
dormers and 3 light C20 windows to the ground floor under wooden lintels. Glazed
plank door set between the 2 ground floor windows.
Listing NGR: SU2417988976
1705
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHALL HIGH STREET
(south side)
SU 2488 8/49 No 17
(The Chestnut)
II GV
2.
C17 of colourwashed rubble stone and brick dressings with a gabled stone tiled roof
and W side wall stone stack with set offs and brick cap. N front of 2 storeys and
3 bays with 8 pane sashes to the upper windows, a similar sash to the right hand
ground floor window and a central polygonal glazed bow. Panelled and glazed door to
the left hand bay.
Listing NGR: SU2415388970
1706
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
sU 2488 8/50 The Firs
II GV
C18 of rubble stone and brick dressings stuccoed and painted grey with a gabled slate
roof and end brick stacks. N front of 2 storeys, 3 bays with 8 pane sashes
throughout
and a centrally placed 6 panel door with 3 rectangular fanlights.
Listing NGR: SU2414488968
1707
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
So 2488 8/51 Oakwood House and
The Close
II
2.
Circa 1820 former Vicarage with a mid C19 E addition, now two dwellings. Oakwood
House extends through 3 bays of the original Vicarage and The Close occupies the
4th bay of the former vicar's house and the 1 bay later extension. The Vicarage
section is of rubble stone faced with limewashed render with a very shallow hipped
slate roof and 2 brick stacks, one on a stone base at the W end. The later addition
is of rubble stone and brick openings also with a slate roof. 2 storeys with a N
front
of 4 widely spaced bays with sashes, 4 panes wide, throughout. lst floor string
course and a gabled rendered porch with slate roof sheltering a 4 panelled door with
2 glazed lights. The 2 storey, 1 bay E addition also has sashes 4 panes wide. To
the
rear under the deeply projecting eaves which is a feature of both facades, is a SW
bow
with blind boxes to the ground floor sash windows. Inside, the bow has reeded
architraves with stopped roundels and panelled shutters to the windows and similar
architraves to the doors. There is also a cantilevered staircase with mahogany
handrail, thin squared balusters and carved tread-ends.
Listing NGR: SU2410288908
1708
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
SU 2488 8/52 29 and 31
II
2.
C18 two cottage range of colourwashed rubble stone and brick quoins and openings with
a gabled machine tiled roof and end brick stacks. 1 storey arid attic. No. 29 has
2 gabled dormers with 2 light, 6 pane casements, a C19 ground floor sash window with
margin lights under a wood lintel and a plank door with a 4 pane rectangular
fanlight. No. 31 has similar features but is of 1 bay only and its dormer has
2 panes.
Listing NGR: SU2406888934
1709
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
SU 2488 8/53 No. 37
(The White House)
II
2.
C17 of rubble stone and cement dressings with a steeply pitched gabled Bradstone tile
roof and 2 brick stacks, one central. Originally a 2 house range, now 1 dwelling.
N front to the road of 2 storeys, 3 bays with sashes, 4 panes wide, throughout. Door
in 2nd bay from the left with 6 panels set in an architrave of reeded, jambs and a
flat hood.
Listing NGR: SU2402688904
1710
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
SU 2388 7/54 21.11.66 Ivy House
(formerly listed as Ivy
II House (three flats and
Builders' Office))
2.
Early C19 of rubble stone and bonder brick dressings and quoins with a gabled stone
tiled roof and 3 brick stacks. 2 storeys. The N roadside facade reveals the
original
house of 3 bays with a W addition of 1 bay. 3 light, 8 pane casements to the upper
windows apart from one 2 light casement above the door. Similar ground floor
windows. 6 panel door with a rectangular fanlight with diamond patterning set
centrally in the original section.
Listing NGR: SU2398788880
1711
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
SU 2388 7/55 Nos 49 and 51
II
2.
C18 two cottage range of colourwashed rubble stone and brick attics and openings with
a thatched roof half hipped at the E end and gabled at the W with 3 brick stacks.
1 storey and attic. No. 49 has one 2 light, 4 pane casement to the eyebrow dormer
and
one 3 light, 4 pane triangular shaped casement to the other. The ground floor has
one
3 light, 4 pane casement and another of 2 lights beneath wooden lintels either side
of
a plank door. No. 51 has 2 light, 8 leaded pane casements to the 2 eyebrow dormers
and 3 light, 2 pane windows on the ground floor either side of a plank door.
Listing NGR: SU2391788861
1712
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGH STREET
(south side)
SU 2388 7/100 Village pound approx.
30m west of junction
II GV with Fairthorne Way
2.
Pound. Of unknown date but probably C19 with later repairs. Stone. A rough
rectangle 10m x 5m x 1m in height. Coursed flat rubble with coping of stone on
edge. Opening in west wall with five barred wooden gate. Included principally
for historic interest.
Listing NGR: SU2376388797
1713
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGHWORTH ROAD
(east side)
The Memorial Hall
SG 2388 7/56
II
2.
1921-5 in Cotswold Arts and Crafts style, possibly by John B Thorp, London firm of
architects who made a model for the building in 1921 which survives in the clerk's
office. Built of coursed and squared rubble stone and dressed stone quoins and
openings with a wide sweep of gabled stone tiled roof and tall end stone stacks.
I storey and attic with a SW front comprising a 3 bay half tile-hung gabled end to
the
it (the caretaker's quarters) adjoining a 5 bay range whose 4th bay is a gabled
entrance with open timber framing in the apex. The roof of this main section has
4 hipped stone tiled dormers with 4 leaded lights to each and similar windows to the
ground floor. The W wall has 2 polygonal bay windows. Built onto the rear is a C20
cricket pavilion.
Inside the main congregation area has a wooden hammer-beam roof and there are several
Perp style chimney pieces with oak leaf spandrels in adjoining rooms. Set back from
the main road at the Swindon entrance to Shrivenham, the hall occupies an important
visual site in the villagescape.
Listing NGR: SU2376788864
1714
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM HIGHWORTH ROAD
Sandhill Farmhouse
SU 28 NW 4/69
II
2.
C18 rebuilding of an earlier house, a gabled rubble stone section of which survives
to
the rear, with a Tudor Gothic addition similar in style to Beckett Hall dated 1841
beneath its central gable. The C18 rebuilt range is of brick with a gabled machine
tiled roof and 2 brick stacks. The C19 wing is of coursed and squared rubble stone
with stone dressings and a gabled stone tiled roof with 2 tall stone stacks with
paired polygonal chimneys. The 2 sections form a T shaped plan. C18 range of
2 storeys, 7 bays with 2 light, 8 pane casements to upper floor and 2 light, 3 pane
casements to lower floor. C19 addition of 2 storeys and attic, 3 bays. W front of
3 light cross mullion windows with small panes under dripstones either side of a
central projecting gabled bay with a plank and batten door under a Tudor arch and
above the 1st floor window, a datestone and coat of arms. The gable, matching
2 others to the N and S ends has kneelers and a central finial. The S end has a
projecting bay window to the ground floor. A thick growth of Virginia creeper covers
the W front.
Listing NGR: SU2297489588
1715
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM LONGCOT ROAD
(north side)
SU 2489 6/57 3.11.80 Nos 1 to 13 (odd)
II GV
2.
Late C17, early C18 seven cottage range of rubble stone and brick dressings with a
thatched roof half hipped at each end and 7 brick stacks. Each cottage is of 1
storey
and attic, 2 bays except No, 13 at the E end of which more later. Nos 1-11 have
6 pane 2 light casements to the eyebrow dormers and 3 light casements under cambered
heads to the ground floor, some with glazing bars others plain. C20 wooden porches
shelter plank doors. No. 13 is currently being renovated. It is of 1 storey and
attic, 3 bays with 2 three light windows to the ground floor and a plank door.
Above,
the dormers are being altered to top lit 4 pane wooden casements. This cottage has
some ironstone rubble in its courses and could be earlier than the rest of the range.
Listing NGR: SU2427289039
1716
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM LONGCOT ROAD
(south side)
SU 2489 6/58 No. 4
II GV
2.
Late C16 core (deeds date back to 1591) but now entirely C19 in character after a
series of alterations and additions in 1810, 1820 and 1870. Built of rubble stone
and
brick quoins and dressings with a gabled machine tiled roof and 2 ridge brick stacks.
Originally 2 houses, now one dwelling. 2 storey, 4 window range to the W with 6 pane
sashes to the upper windows under cambered brick heads and 8 pane sashes to the
ground
floor also under cambered heads but with stone keystones. The range to the E is of
4 bays with 3 six pane sashes to the upper floor and 2 four pane sashes on the ground
floor between a 6 panelled door beneath a machine tiled gabled porch to the right
hand
bay and a carriage arch to the outer left hand bay.
Listing NGR: SU2429889022
1717
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM LONGCOT ROAD
(south side)
SU 2488 8/59 Thatched Barn to the
rear of No. 4
II GV
2.
C17 of rubble stone and brick dressings with a half-hipped thatched roof. 5 original
bays and a 1 bay S extension. The E facade has 3 C20 doors and 2 light casements. A
ladder gives access to the hay loft whose doorway projects through the eaves and has
the thatch brought down over it. Inside the original 5 bays are divided into 2
floors
and a single butt-purlin structure supports the thatch.
Listing NGR: SU2433488982
1718
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM MANOR LANE
(east side)
SU 2388 7/60 No 15 (Dodds Cottage)
GV No 17
II No 19 (Lilac Cottage)
2.
C18 three cottage range of limewashed rubble stone and brick attics with a gabled
thatched roof and 3 brick stacks. 1 storey and attic. No. 15 (Dodds Cottage) has
I eyebrow dormer with a C20 casement and two p20 casements to the ground floor. C20
glazed door and N outshut of rubble stone and brick to the rear with a thatched roof.
No. 17 has an eyebrow dormer with a 2 light casement and 1 ground floor window under
a
wooden lintel of 2 pane, 2 lights. Projecting C20 porch with glazed door. No. 19
(Lilac Cottage) has more architectural pretension. It was originally a 2 cottage
range of 4 bays with 2 eyebrow dormers of 2 light casements, that to the N with
leaded
lights and 3 ground floor 2 light leaded casements. C20 glazed door in brieze block
lean-to porch to the left hand bay and a C20 extension of 12 storey projecting from
the S wall.
Listing NGR: SU2393488958
1719
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM MANOR LANE
(south side)
SU 2388 7/61 Old Thatch
II GV
2.
C17 of limewashed rubble stone, brick attic and brick quoins with a thatched roof
gabled at the E end and half-hipped at the W with a central brick stack. 1 storey
and
attic. Roadside NW front comprises a C20 gabled thatched and glazed porch with a C20
door to the right hand bay, a central eyebrow dormer with a 6 pane, 2 light casement
above the wooden wall plate, and to the left, a 2 light 6 pane casement under a
wooden
lintel next to a small 4 pane window on the ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU2389488911
1720
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM MANOR LANE
(west side)
SU 28 NW 4/62 21.11.66 Fern House
(formerly listed as
II Fern Cottage)
2.
Early C18 of chequer brick and stone sills with a gabled stone tiled roof and 3 brick
stacks. S front of 2 storeys and 7 bays with 2 light, 4 pane casements under
segmental heads. 6 panel door in 5th bay from the left under a flat hood on cut
scroll brackets. Above this a blocked window. C20 outshuts to the rear and 2 C20
dormers.
The garden to the rear is enclosed by a 12 foot high wall with a stone base, rat-trap
brick courses above and cement coping. The brick courses change to rubble stone at
the NE corner and this continues along the end of the plot.
Listing NGR: SU2400989001
1721
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM STAINSWICK LANE
(east side)
SU 28 NW 4/63 Cowleaze Farmhouse
II
2.
C17 range of rubble stone and brick faced with plaster to the attic and a gabled
thatched roof with end brick stacks from which projects a SE wing of chequer brick
with a half hipped thatched roof and one end brick stack. The C17 range has a
principal S front of 1 storey and attic and 3 bays. 3 gabled bargebloarded dormers
with 3 light, 4 pane casements and 2 ground floor windows in brick surrounds with
9 panes and 3 pane margin lights. Centrally placed part-glazed panelled door with a
diamond patterned rectangular fanlight beneath a C20 stone porch. The C19 addition
is
also of 1 storey and attic but 2 bays wide with similar ground floor windows and
2 light, 4 pane casements to the dormers set in the thatch. Thatched lean-to porch
with C20 glazed door.
Listing NGR: SU2450887960
1722
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM STAINSWICK LANE
(west side)
SU 28 NW 4/64 Stainswick Farmhouse
II
2.
C17 with early C18 additions, extensively altered in the C19 of rubble stone and some
roughcast, dressed stone quoins and a Bradstone tiled gabled at the E, half hipped at
the W with end brick stacks on the C17 range and original stone tiled roofs to the
later additions. The C17 range with a principal S front was extended to the E and to
the rear to form an irregular rectangular plan. 2 storeys and attic. S front
comprises a 3 window range of the original C17 front and a 2 bay range to the E of
the
C18. The 3rd bay of the original front has a C19 gable to the upper storey and both
the C17 and C18 sections have a C19 polygonal bay window on the ground floor. The
remaining windows are c20 casements apart from 2 hipped dormers in the roof. Late
C19
stone porch to panelled door in the 4th bay from the left. The E wall has 2 porthole
windows above a C20 conservatory. A small bread oven projects from a NE wall to the
rear, it is of rubble stone with a stone tiled roof.
The farmhouse is built on an elevated circular site surrounded by a ha-ha.
Listing NGR: SU2445487270
1723
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM STALLPITS LANE
Stallpits Farmhouse
SU 28 NW 4/68
II
2.
Early C19 rebuilding of an earlier house. Originally of rubble stone but with the
C19
features of brick dressings to the openings, a limewashed roughcast S front and
gabled
slate roofs with end brick stacks. T shaped plan. 2 storeys with a principal S front
of 3 bays. The windows here are 8 x 8 pane sashes, all other windows are C20 small
pane casements. Steps up to a central door on the S front with reeded panels and a
4 light rectangular fanlight which is sheltered by a Regency wrought iron porch with
lozenge patterning.
Listing NGR: SU2297689061
1724
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM STATION ROAD
Canal Bridge
SU 28 NW 4/90
II
2.
Road bridge over disused canal. C1805. Ironstone rubble; red brick dressings and
parapet walls with stone copings. Segmental plan parapet walls terminating in piers
projecting away from road. Elliptical arch quoined in brick; projecting band of
two courses of bricks at base of parapets walls. A survival of the Wiltshire and
Berkshire Canal, closed 1914.
Listing NGR: SU2375887935
1725
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM TOWNSEND ROAD
(south side)
SU 2388 7/65 The Cottage
II
2.
C17 of limewashed rubble stone and brick with a gabled thatched roof and end brick
stacks. The original cottage range set at right angles to the road of 1 storey and
attic, 2 bays, has been extended by one brick bay. C20 casements under cambered
heads
to the ground floor and 3 light 12 leaded pane casements to the attic in the original
range. The brick extension has a similar upper casement but with only one light
intact, the ground floor window is c20. Two C20 plank doors, one glazed porch to the
original range and one tile-hung open porch to the extension.
Listing NGR: SU2363788709
1726
of
2228
1. SHRIVENHAM
SU 2489 6/33 Shrivenham House
II
2.
C17 with an C18 addition, extensively altered and extended in 1834 as recorded by a
datestone on the W porch. The C19 work was carried out for the Barrington family
when
they were building nearby Beckett Hall. The close similarity in style between
Beckett
Hall and Shrivenham House suggests that the Barringtons commissioned the same
architect William Atkinson, for designs for both houses. Shrivenham House is built
of
rubble stone and some incised roughcast with stone dressings and gabled stone tiled
roofs with several banks of C19 diamond shaped stone stacks. The original C17 house
consisted of a single 2 storey range on a N/S axis with a principal W front. A wing
projecting E was added in the C18 to the N wall of this range. This L shaped plan
was
made rectangular by the 1834 additions. The 2 storey, 5 bay C17 W front is now C19
Tudor Gothic in character. The upper floor windows are either 3 or 4 light mullions
under flat heads, those on the ground floor are similar but less regular with one
5 light window in the right hand bay now blocked up. A centrally placed 2 storey
gabled porch projects with the datestone in its apex, a 3 light stone; mullioned
window
to the upper floor and below, a Tudor arched doorway with a dripstone and a plank
door.
Inside there are several C19 Tudor Gothic stone fireplaces in the principal wing, one
late C17 fire surround with a pulvinated frieze and eared architrave in the SE wing
and a Cl9 Gothic staircase with wrought iron balusters.
Listing NGR: SU2414489060
1727
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY ABINGDON ROAD
SP50SW (North side)
7/112 No.436 (Paisley House)
- II
Tollhouse, now house. Early C19, Roughcast; cambered tarred felt roof; rendered
ridge and end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C20 door
with porch left of large C19 two-light casement with shutters: 6-pane
first-floor sashes. 6-pane sash over tripartite sash on left side wall. Deep
bracketed eaves with C20 soffit boarding to front and left. Range to right: of
similar materials and sire, with stone end stack: canted bay with large C19
casements; later C19 two-light casement and round-headed stair light with
stained glass: mid C19 door to entry in left side wall. Interior: 4-panelled
doors. Early C19 fireplace to rear left. Partial inspection only.
Listing NGR: SP5174103803
1728
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY
SP50SW BADGER LANE
1697/7/10006 Hinksey Hill
12-MAY-00 (South side)
Overshot
II
Private house. 1937 by Godfrey Samuel and Valentine Harding for the art historian
Ellis Waterhouse. Book stack added c.1960-65. Light red brick clad in cedar
weatherboarding to south (garden) elevation. Steel columns in hallway provide
additional support. Low-pitched copper roof with deep eaves and end stacks. L-
shaped plan. Two storeys, with later book stack of timber construction set over
double garage, which has stores to rear, adjoining service rooms in wing. The
principal rooms are in the four-bay main range.
The building is in the modern movement idiom, but using traditional materials.
Sliding timber windows to south elevation. Balcony to south-east first-floor morning
room, with set-back loggia under. Timber casement to north (entrance) elevation,
with large square-paned hall window adjoining inset timber door, itself with glazed
margin surrounds. This hall fa‡ade, with its large, geometric windows and steel
columns, was deliberately conceived as a modernist showcase for the building. Strip
windows to corridor above. Timber doors to garage.
Interior with oak floors (except to former maid's room, which has pine), window
sills, cupboards and library shelves, forming an unusually coherent composition of
high quality joinery. Hall with built-in window seat. The library was the principal
room in the house, with shelving, built-in drawers and fireplace. Dining room has
sliding door to hall, hatch and cupboards, with two-way cutlery drawer, connected to
kitchen. This was formerly the kitchen and pantry, but these are now united,
although built-in cupboards and walk-in larder survive, the latter with pattern of
openings in the exterior brickwork allowing ventilation. Staircase with metal
balustrade. First-floor sitting room with balcony, fireplace and fitted oak
bookshelves, with sliding door to adjoining bedroom, also with bookcase as well as
fitted cupboards. Tiled bathrooms. Corridor with groin vault extended to added book
stack set over garage, filled with bookcases.
Godfrey Samuel and Valentine Harding were founder members of Tecton, working with
Berthold Lubetkin between 1933 and setting up their own practice in 1936. The house
perfectly reflects the movement away from exposed reinforced concrete and flat roofs
in favour of expressing the same tenets of simple elevations and functional planning
using more traditional materials. This movement emerged in Britain in 1936-7 with
the work of these architects, F R S Yorke, Mary Crowley and a handful of other young
1729
of
2228
graduates from the Architectural Association. They thus created a modern
architecture appropriate to the British climate. Anthony Chitty, Samuel Harding's AA
contemporary and also formerly a member of Tecton wrote that 'Tecton gradually became
aware of the fact aht modern construction and finishes had less margin of safety
against weather, decay, etc. than more "traditional" materials and therefore required
more money spent to produce as lasting an object. By 1936... some of us felt our
work too bald, to ill-finished and in need of enrichment with colour, shadow,
modulation and even applied ornament.' The house offers a model for 1950s design,
and was much imitated a decade after its construction. It is also significant that
an eminent art historian, specialising in the history of the Baroque, should choose
to build a house in the modern style, commissioned from two of the most fashionable
young designers of the day to specialise in private house design. The house is an
interesting reflection of intellectual interests found in the 1930s, and is
remarkably little altered, save for the added book stack.
Sources:
F R S Yorke, The Modern House in England, 1939
Architectural Review, March 1939
Jeremy Gould, The Modern House, Society of Architectural Historians, 1977, p.23
Listing NGR: SP5104502943
1730
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY JOHN PIERS LANE
SP50SW (West side)
7/113 No.8 (Pin Farmhouse)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Pin House,
8, John Piers Lane)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C17: C18 service extension: front remodelled and
extended to right in early C19. Colourwashed limestone rubble with dressed
quoins: more dressed stonework in right bay. Gabled stone slate roof; rendered
ridge and left end stacks finished in C19 brick. 3-unit plan, extended to
U-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. C17 stair-light with wood
ovolo-moulded surround above and timber lintel over C19 six-panelled (2 glazed)
door with C20 trellised porch. Timber lintels over early C19 ten-pane sashes
flanking door, and sash in right bay: inserted 1970's dormer to left. C18
service wing to rear left of similar materials with roughcast end external stack
finished with 2 diagonal brick flues. Similar service wing to rear right of one
storey and attic. C20 rear outshut. Interior: room to left has stop-chamfered
and quartered beams, and stone open fireplace with sunk spandrels to
hollow-chamfered arch; room to right has stone moulded fireplace and
stop-chamfered beams which were part of right wing which (before early C19)
projected forward from right bay. Ogee-stopped chamfered beams on first floor.
Rear left service range has stop-chamfered beams and quarter-turn stairs.
Listing NGR: SP5104803995
1731
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY MANOR ROAD
SP5004 (North side)
14/114 Nos.21 and 23
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Farmhouse,
No.23, including outbuildings
to NE)
- II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Late C17 rear wing. Late C18 main range. Uncoursed
limestone rubble, gabled artificial stone slate roof; stone ridge stack finished
im brick. 3-unit plan. Late C18 stone doorcase with entablature frames C20
four-panelled door: timber lintel over C19 four-panelled door to left (No.21).
Roughcast timber lintels over C19 three- and 4-light mullioned casements. Later
C18 service wing projects forward from left bay: of similar materials. Late C17
cross-wing to left, originally timber-framed, now clad in limestone rubble and
brick: of one storey and attic; 3-bay range. C18 wing to rear right of similar
materials (stone and artificial stone slate) and 2 storeys; one-bay range.
Interior: queen-post roof and jowled posts in C17 wing. Partial inspection only.
Listing NGR: SP5093404175
1732
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY MANOR ROAD
SP5004 (North side)
14/115 No. 17
GV II
Shown on Ordnance Survey map as Nos. 15 and 17.
Farmhouse, now house. Early C16, remodelled and cross wing rebuilt in later
C16/early C17: remodelled 1970's. Timber-framed on limestone rubble plinth: of 2
panels deep but many timbers are not in situ, except in cross wing which has
arch braces, brick infill and later limestone rubble cladding to front gable and
ground floor of right side wall. Gabled thatch roof; stone ridge stack, and
external end stack to rear of cross wing. Hall house with through-passage
adjoining cross wing on right. One storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 door
and casements. Chamfered and arched doorframes to front and rear through-passage
entries. Interior: wing to right has 2 collar trusses with windbraces. Hall
range: 2 heavily smoke-blackened queen-post trusses with clasped purlins flank
stack which backs onto through-passage: before the stack and floor were inserted
in the later C16/early C17 these trusses framed a smoke bay (a rare survival)
and there are traces of a heck to the rear. The truss to the left could not be
inspected. Possibly the birthplace of John Piers, Archbishop of York (1589-94),
whose father's inventory reflects the layout of the house.
(Berkshire Record Office, MS Wills. Berks. 8 J.130JJ).
Listing NGR: SP5092404136
1733
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY. MANOR ROAD
SP5004 (North side)
14/116 Nos.1 (Myrtle Cottage) and 3
(Hill View)
GV II
2 houses. Late C17/early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled C20 tile roof;
ridge stack of stone finished in C20 brick. L-plan with rear right wing. 2
storeys; tall 2-window range front has timber lintels over C20 casements. Rear
right wing, of similar materials and 2-storey, 2-window range, has entry to
No.3. C20 porch and extension to left (No.1). Interior; cased and stop-chamfered
beams. Winder stairs to rear of stack rise to attic, which has roof of curved
principles with collars and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SP5079604122
1734
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY MANOR ROAD
SP50SW (South side)
7/117 No.44
GV II
House. Early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled C20 concrete tile roof;
rendered end stack finished in brick. One-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys and
attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door with porch and early C19
ten-pane sash; first-floor has C19 fixed-light casement; gabled late C19 roof
dormer. Stair-turret to rear left of similar materials: C20 outshut to rear.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP5104104236
1735
of
2228
SP5004 SOUTH HINKSEY MANOR ROAD
(South side)
1697-0/14/118 No 32
GV II
House. Circa early C17, possibly a remodelling of an earlier house. White-washed
limestone rubble with dressed quoins and masonry at NE end. Asbestos tile roof with
half-hipped ends. Stone rubble axial stack.
PLAN: 3-room plan with lobby Entrance in front of axial stack with back-to-back
fireplaces heating small kitchen on right [SW] and central hall. The partition
between the hall and the large unheated inner room has been removed and a small
closet [outside lavatory] has been partitioned off at the back. Small C20 wing at
rear behind hall
EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. Asymmetrical 3-window north west front. C20 2 and 3-
1ight casements with timber lintels. Two, gabled dormers. Doorway to right of centre
with chamfered timber lintel and C20 door. End of cross-beam exposed on left. Left
[N] corner is splayed and of dressed stone. Small window in :NE end wall. At rear,
two gabled dormers, blocked doorway on left and C20 single-storey wing to left of
centre.
INTERIOR: Kitchen on right has chamfered axial beam with run-out stops and fireplace
with cambered unchamfered roughly hewn bressumer and large oven to side with brick
arch and C 19 iron door. Hall has chamfered axial beams with run-out stops,
unchamfered joists and rebuilt fireplace; now one room with inner room on left which
has a roughly chamfered cross- beam and exposed unchamfered joists. Two moulded plank
doors in attic but rest of joinery is later. At the high end of the house a raised
cruck truss with square-section blades halved at the apex, mortice and tenoned
straight collar and trenched purlins; straight wind-braces to tie beam truss between
hall and inner room ,chambers with stud partition; common-rafter couples intact, but
battens renewed. Exposed wall-plates.
Listing NGR: SP5099004199
1736
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY MANOR ROAD
SP5004 (South side)
14/119 Nos.16 and 18
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C17 (No.16), extended late C17: truncated to left and
made into 2 cottages c.1900. No.16: timber-framed with middle rail and roughcast
infill, on limestone rubble plinth: right side wall of uncoursed limestone
rubble with dressed quoins and band. No,18 of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled
C20 tile roof; stone ridge and left end stacks finished in C17 brick. 4-, now
3-unit plan. One storey and attic; 3-window range. C19 one-light leaded casement
above late C19 plank door with arched head to No.16; timber lintels over
inserted late C19 door and C20 window to left; C20 casements to right and in
early C20 gabled half dormers. One- and 2-light leaded casements to rear.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP5094104133
1737
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY ST. LAWRENCE'S ROAD
SP5004 (West side)
14/120 Nos.6 (The Old Bakehouse) and
4
- II
House, now 2 cottages. Early C17 (No.4) extended to left in late C17. Uncoursed
limestone rubble with weatherboard right gable: brick left end stack and stone
ridge (originally end) stack finished in brick. One- extended to 2-unit plan.
One storey and attic; 3-window range. No.6: C20 porch and door flanked by timber
lintels over C18 two-light leaded casements: 3-light leaded dormer casement
above. Bake-oven projection divides No.4 from No.6 which has C20 door and
casement with dormer casement above. Interior: No.6 has stop-chamfered beams.
Queen-post roof. No.4 not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP5095004089
1738
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY ST. LAWRENCE'S ROAD
SP50SW (West side)
7/121 Church of St. Lawrence
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as St.
Lawrence's Church)
GV II*
Church. Early/mid C13: late C15 tower: chancel rebuilt in late C18. Uncoursed
limestone rubble, coursed to chancel: tower of dressed limestone. Stone-coped
gabled stone slate roof. Chancel, nave and west tower. One-bay late C18 chancel
has round-arched leaded windows with raised key- and impost-blocks. 3-bay south
wall of nave has C13 pointed lancets (one with scratch dial) and paired lancet
with late C19 head and mullion: north wall of nave has early C14 two-light
ogee-headed window, late C19 timber and glazed porch and C17 chamfered
round-arched doorway. Tower: revealed 2-light cinquefoil-headed window above
plain chamfered 4-centred doorway to ancient studded door, cemented at base:
2-light round-arched belfry windows: stair-turret with slit light to north side.
Interior: C13 chamfered 2-centred chancel arch. Medieval rood stairs in
south-east corner of nave: squint from former rood-loft to altar above chancel
arch. 3 arches over double piscina with quatrefoil basins. C13 tub font.
Hollow-chamfered archway with moulded imposts to tower. Rood screen built in
1932, pulpit in 1936 and nave roof in 1959. Plain mid C19 and C20 wall tablets
in chancel: floor tablet to Jane Willis, d.1723, in nave floor.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.222; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.409).
Listing NGR: SP5097303969
1739
of
2228
SOUTH HINKSEY ST. LAWRENCE'S ROAD
SP50SW (West side)
7/122 Base of Churchyard Cross
approx. 10m. N of Church of
St. Lawrence
GV II
Base of churchyard cross. Late medieval. Limestone. 2 steps to hollowed-out base
of shaft.
Listing NGR: SP5096303983
1740
of
2228
SPARSHOLT BROADBROOK LANE
SU38NW (South side)
6/132 Rectory Stables
GV II
Barn, now stables, probably C17. Weatherboarded over light timber frame on
chalk block base; wood shingles to roof. Aisled 7-bay plan. C20 central doors;
six C20 casements to front facing Rectory House (q.v.). Hipped roof. Interior:
roof construction obscured by insulating boards inserted at tie-beam level.
Listing NGR: SU3476087672
1741
of
2228
SPARSHOLT CHURCH WAY
SU38NW
6/133 The Old Vicarage
GV II
Vicarage, now house. C17 wing to left modified c.1873, early C18 block to
right. English garden wall bond brick with limestone bands to left over
probable timber frame; coursed sarsen rubble with chalk bands and limestone
quoins and dressings; original front wall to right side in chalk ashlar with
limestone quoins and dressings; stone slate roof, tiled to rear; brick stacks.
Original plan of early C18 house had central staircase with C17 wing lying
parallel at rear. 2-storey, 3-window range. Left gable wall has pointed brick
arch over entry to vestibule and retaining-arch and timber lintel over 5-light
leaded casement, reset in late C19 wall, and one C20 casement; gabled wall has
square returns to moulded kneelers. Early C18 wall to right, plain limestone
architraves with raised keyblocks to 4-late C19 sashes: moulded cornice; hipped
roof. The original early C18 front to right side has 3-window range of similar
windows but with 2 original sashes to ground floor; one late C19 sash blocks
original central door and left side obscured by school built c.1873; limestone
storey band, chamfered quoining and moulded cornice. Ridge stack and rear left
lateral stack. Interior: C17 chamfered and stopped beam to front left; 6- and
2- panelled early C18 doors, and panelled shutters; early C18 fireplace with
stone moulded architrave to first floor rear right room; early C18 dog-leg with
landing stairs to centre right have turned balusters; 3-bay collar-truss roof
with butt purlins to early C18 section of house. Attached to the right wall is
a school built in about c.1873, which seems also to be the date of the brick
cladding to the left wing and the insertion of late C19 sashes. C20 lean-to
against left gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU3462187607
1742
of
2228
SPARSHOLT EASTMANTON LANE
SU38NW (East side)
6/134 Eastmanton House.
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Eastmonton
GV II Farmhouse)
House. Early C17, later C17 one-bay extension. Timber framed. Rendered over
front, square framing exposed to rear. Thatched roof; brick stacks. Original
2-unit plan extended to 3 units in late C17. 2-storey, 5-window range. C20
porch and door. 3-light C18 leaded casements with moulded wood architraves to
original early C17 front; other windows are C20 imitations, except one 3- light
and one 2-light C18 leaded casements and one 4-light wood-mullioned casement to
rear of early C17 block, and 2-light C18 leaded casement to right side wall.
Gabled roof, original triple-flue ridge stack and late C17 left end stack now
set in ridge. Interior: C18 and C19 planked and 2-panelled doors, chamfered
bressumer over open fireplace in left room; chamfered and stopped beams
throughout, but recent joists; quarter-turn and straight-flight stairs to front
left and rear right; queen strut truss over left end wall of original early C17
house; rest of roof not inspected but is probably of interest. C20 extensions
to rear right and against left gable wall of late C17 extension.
Listing NGR: SU3487287606
1743
of
2228
SPARSHOLT EASTHANTON LANE
SU38NW (East side)
6/135 Eastmanton House, barn approx
8 metres north.
GV II
Barn, now sauna and hall. Timber framed on chalk block and brick base; square
framing with diagonal braces; brick infill; weatherboarding and brick cladding
to south gable wall; thatched roof. 5-bay plan with east aisle and central
threshing floor. Single storey. Facade has two panels of square-framing from
ground floor to eaves, lower rear wall is only one panel deep; C20 sliding
glass-doors to central bay and C20 door to gable entry in right side; half-
hipped roof. Interior: 5-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins and wind-
braces. C20 brick extension to rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3488287628
1744
of
2228
SPARSHOLT EASTMANTON LANE
SU38NW (East side)
6/136 Eastmanton House. Granary
approx 14 metres north
GV II
Granary. C18. Weatherboard over timber-framed walling raised on staddle stones;
old tiled roof. C18 loft door in north gable wall and C18 loft door and plank
door to south gable wall. Interior: jowled post braced to wall-plate; 2-bay
collar-truss with side struts and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3489487632
1745
of
2228
SPARSHOLT SPARSHOLT STREET
SU38NW (West side)
6/137 Sparsholt House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid-late C18 to left, extended and remodelled in early
C19; graffito in brick right of door JB/AM/AB/1834. To left is glazed dark
brick in header bond with red brick dressings; to right is Flemish bond brick
with flared headers; old tile roof; brick stacks. Original house with outshot
extended to double-depth plan in 1834. 2-storey, 5-window range. Broken
pediment, decorative fanlight and engaged columns to architraves of 6-panelled
central door. Flat brick arches over horned sashes, inserted c.1960. Dentilled
eaves. Gabled roof, left end stack, double and triple flue ridge stacks to
-gabled roofs set at right-angles to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3464087657
1746
of
2228
SPARSHOLT SPARSHOLT STREET
SU38NW (East side)
6/138 Old Rectory House
24/11/66
GV II
Rectory, now house. Early C18. Flemish bond brick with some flared headers;
recent tile roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2-storey, 3 window range.
C20 porch, segmental arch over 4-panelled (2 glazed) early C19 door; segmental
arches over 3-light leaded casements with octagonal panes; oeuil-de-boeuf to
right gable wall. M-shape roof; end stacks. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3471887638
1747
of
2228
SPARSHOLT SPARSHOLT STREET
SU38NW (East side)
6/139 Church of the Holy Rood.
24/11/66
GV I
Church. Late C12 nave, late C13 tower, early C14 chancel and transept, late C18
porch. Coursed sarsen and chalk rubble to chancel, otherwise all rendered over
in roughcast; stone slate and tiled roof except wood shingles to tower.
Original cruciform plan with west tower, but north transept demolished c.1785.
Norman, Decorated and Perpendicular styles. Late C19 4-light reticulated-style
east window, three 2-light early C14 windows to south wall of chancel; 2
identical windows to north wall which has late C15 vestry with 2-light late C15
window with arched heads and one late C19 pointed door.Decorated to parapet.
South transept has 4-light reticulated-style early C14 south window; one
2-light early C14 window to each side wall, although west window has two
2-light early C14 windows, and one 3-light late C15 window with arched heads
over late C18 porch; late C12 doorway, hood mould over round arch, water- leaf
and stiff-leaf capitals to engaged columns; late C12 double doors with original
crescent hinges. South wall of nave has two 2-light early C14 windows, and one
3-light late C15 window with arched heads over early C13 blocked door which has
round arch and stiff-leaf capitals to engaged columns. Interior: Very fine
decorated piscina and sedilia, with ogee cusped heads and ballflower ornament;
adjoins reclining early C14 effigy in ogee headed and cusped tomb recess;
similar tomb recess in opposite wall; several C15 brasses in chancel floor;
late C19 benches and desks except two restored with C15 carved bench- ends and
one desk-end; original carved corbels to 4-bay C17 collar truss roof. Late C19
chancel screen in C13 chancel arch. C13 arch to south transept; C13 screen has
cinquefoiled arches and shaft rings to shafts much restored below; 3 C14 oak
effigies, removed from original position, 2 being under similar tomb recesses
to those in the chancel; piscina in wall; chalk aedicule, coloured, to John
Pleydell, 1591, and his wife, has oval tablet flanked by Ionic columns and
strapwork carving; 2-bay roof, tie beam with crossed braces, probably late C18.
Nave has late C19 pulpit, lectern and benches; ledger stones to aisle floor;
C14 stained glass, including some C13 grisaille glass, in middle windows of
south and north walls; 5-bay late C15 roof, arch-braced to carved corbels. The
carved oak effigies are very rare, and represent Sir Robert Archard (1353) and
his wives Joan (13361 and Agnes (1356). It is thought that Sir Robert was
responsible for the building of the chancel and transepts in the early C14.
Buildings of England, Berkshire, pp. 223-4.
Listing NGR: SU3468287546
1748
of
2228
SPARSHOLT WATERY LANE
SU38NW (East side)
6/140 NO. 2. (The Shepherd's
Cottage).
GV II
House. C17. Timber-framed, square framing with diagonal braces; thatched roof;
brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. C20 door. Five C18
two-light leaded casements, one C18 one-light leaded casement and three C20
casements. Half-hipped roof; 2 ridge stacks. Interior not inspected. C20
weatherboarded lean-to against right gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU3472487794
1749
of
2228
SPARSHOLT NATERY LANE
SU38NW (West side)
6/141 College Cottage
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17. Timber-framed, close studding with middle rail; C20
brick to right bay; C20 tile roof; brick stacks. Original plan form not
deducible. 2-storey, 4-window range. C20 porch and door, C2ii casements. Gabled
roof, C17 triple-flue ridge stack. Interior not inspected. C20 one- storey
extension to right gable and 1 1/2-storey extension to rear right.
Listing NGR: SU3475087822
1750
of
2228
SPARSHOLT
SU38NW
6/131 The Manor House
24/11/66
- II
Country House. Early C18 central block with extensions of c.1730 to left and
right. Left and central blocks of Flemish bond dark brick with red brick quoins
and dressings; limestone dressings to pediment and parapet course; Welsh slate
roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plans. 2-storey, 5-window range with
pedimented central 3 bays to left block. Steps up to central door flanked by
limestone ashlar wall swept round to low piers surmounted by carved figures of
the lion and the unicorn; 6-panelled door set in pedimented doorway with Gibbs
surround. Segmental arches with limestone keyblocks over early C19 sashes with
brass glazing bars; similar left side wall has lunette to tympanum and canted
bay window to left; Venetian window over rear doors.4-window range to central
block of segmental arches with limestone keyblocks over late C19 horned sashes;
central sash blocks original door; hipped roof; end and internal stacks.
Interior: plan form of central block much altered c.1970. C18 six-panelled
doors. All ground floor fireplaces are recent introductions: mid C18 fireplaces
to first floor front and rear left rooms. Bolection-moulded panelling, much
restored, and semi-circular archway with panelled intrados to rear wall of
front centre room. Mid C18 panelling to front left and centre rooms. Open-well
stairs to centre rear of c.1730, turned balusters, late C19 banister, panelled
dado over wall-string. Early C18 dog-leg with landing stairs to rear right have
turned balusters and closed stringy to left wall adjoining stairs is early C18
decoration, repetitive pattern with figure in oriental style. Block to right:
random bond brick with flared headers, to pediment limestone dressings, Welsh
slate roof. Single-storey, 3-window range of segmental arches with limestone
keyblocks over early C19 sashes; central bay is pedimented with lunette in
tympanum. Late C19 block to rear and stables and coach-house dated 1897
attached to right wall.
Listing NGR: SU3464987486
1751
of
2228
SPARSHOLT WESTCOT
SU38NW
6/142 Elderberry Cottage.
- II
House. C17, remodelled in C18. Uncoursed chalk and sarsen rubble; posts of
previous 3-bay timber framed structure exposed in front wall; thatched roof;
brick stacks. Original plan form not deducible. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range.
Timber lintels over plank door and C20 casements. Gabled roof; end stacks.
Interior: mutilated beams survive; chalk fireplace to right, timber bressumer
over open fireplace with C18 brick jambs to left; 3-bay butt-purlin roof,
closed timber trusses. C20 extension to rear left.
Listing NGR: SU3372087473
1752
of
2228
SPARSHOLT
SU38NW WESTCOT
541-0/6/10001 Barn immediately west
of Westcot Farmhouse
II
Barn. Circa late C18. Weatherboarded timber-frame on brick plinth; north wall
rendered concrete blocks. Gable-ended roof clad in corrugated asbestos sheets; tiled
hipped midstrey. PLAN: 3-bay barn with aisle on north side and central threshing bay
with opposing cart entrances. EXTERIOR: South side has central cart entrance with
sheet metal double doors. North side has hipped roof weatherboarded midstrey at
centre with plank doors. INTERIOR: Timber frame largely complete. The wall and
arcade-posts have jowls and straight braces to the tie-beams with queen-post trusses
with vertical struts, or secondary posts, to the lower purlin ties; two tiers of
clasped purlins, long straight wind-braces and common-rafters with diagonally-set
ridgepiece. Wall-framing comprising close-studding without rails and with straight
tension braces.
Listing NGR: SU3375387258
1753
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT BARROW ROAD
SU49NE (North side)
Shippon
8/123 Vine Cottage (No.58)
GV II
House. Early/mid C18 with later additions. Roughcast over limestone rubble;
gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range.
Flat hood over C18 six-panelled door to left: early C19 three-light casements
and eight-pane sash. Later C18 extension to left of similar materials and
one-storey, one-bay range. Rear wing remodelled in C20. Interior: room to left
has stop-chamfered beams and spit-racks above open fireplace: mid C18 panelled
dado in small parlour to right. First floor not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4802298047
1754
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT BARROW ROAD
SU49NE (North side)
Shippon
8/124 Nos.62 and 66
GV II
House. Mid C18. C20 alterations. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled old tile
roof; brick symmetrical end stacks. 2-unit plan, 2 storeys and attic;
symmetrical 3-window range. Segmental brick arch over late C19 plank door with
overlight. C20 flat brick arches over C20 ground-floor windows: timber lintels
over first-floor leaded cross windows flanking single leaded light. Raised
storey band; gabled roof dormers with 2-light leaded casements. Rear left wing
of similar materials and of one storey and attic. Interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4800298031
1755
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT BARROW ROAD
SU49NE (North side)
Shippon
8/125 No.72 (All Hallows)
GV II
House. Late C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble; half-hipped thatch roof; end
stack of stone finished in brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 4-window
range. Timber lintels over C19 door to right and C20 two- and 3-light casements:
2-light dormer casements. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4797898019
1756
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT BARROW ROAD
SU49NE (North side)
Shippon
8/126 Barn approx. 25m. NW of No.74
(not included)
GV II
Barn. Late C17. Old weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone rubble
plinth: gabled old tile roof. 4-bay plan. C20 double doors to right of reset old
plank door. Interior: queen-post roof with clasped purlins: some C20 renewal to
left. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4797898017
1757
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT BARROW ROAD
SU49NE (South side)
Shippon
8/127 No.35 (The Old Manor)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as The Old
Manor House, 35, Barrow Road)
GV II
House. Early C17, with probable medieval origins; C18 extensions and
refenestration of c.1900. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled roof, with stone
slates to front and old tiles to rear; left end stack of stone finished in brick
with oversailing courses; brick ridge stack to right (original end stack) has 3
diagonally-set flues. 2-unit with cross-wing plan. One storey and attic;
3-window range. Gable end of left cross wing: double ovolo-moulded timber lintel
over 4-light ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned first-floor window, and early C20
ground-floor window in similar style. 2-window range to right: ovolo-moulded
lintel over C20 door set in ovolo-moulded architrave to left: chamfered and C20
timber lintels over similar-style early C20 windows: 2 small pointed medieval
lancets left of door: two C20 gabled dormers. C17 two-light ovolo-moulded
wood-mullioned window to left gable end and one to rear: other windows of c.1900
are in similar style. C18 extensions at right angles to front and rear of right
end: of one storey and attic, uncoursed limestone rubble and gabled C20 tile
roof. Interior: room to right has stop-chamfered beam and joists, chamfered
bressumer over open fireplace, and beer cupboard door with old strap hinges and
shelf. First floor has early and mid C18 fireplaces. Cross wing: chamfered stone
fireplace, C15 wave-moulded beam; chamfered beam and moulded stone fireplace on
first floor. Attractive early C20 plank doors with large Norfolk latches.
Listing NGR: SU4816498060
1758
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT BARROW ROAD
SU49NE (South side)
Shippon
8/128 Church of St. Mary Magdalene
09/02/66
GV II
Church. 1855, by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Coursed and dressed limestone; gabled
stone-coped old tile roof. Nave with north porch and chancel with vestry. Gothic
Revival in late geometrical style. 3-light east window flanked by offset
buttresses. 2-bay chancel and 4-bay nave have hood moulds with head-stops over
mainly 2-light windows: priest's door to centre of south chancel wall, and plain
door to vestry. Timber-framed north porch: moulded pointed doorway frames mid
C19 double-leaf doors. East gable of nave surmounted by belfry:
French-Gothic-style crocketed spire with trefoiled lights and spandrels.
Interior: encaustic tile floor to sanctuary. Gothic style communion rail and
pews with carved bench ends. Chancel arch has ballflower-carved corbels. Plain
stone pulpit, and octagonal stone font inscribed "suffer little children to come
unto me". Waggon roof to chancel : 4-bay nave roof with curved principals and
steeply-cambered collars giving cruck effect. Stained glass: mid C19 east
window, and stained glass in heads of 3 windows. C20 memorial windows.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.216).
Listing NGR: SU4807798016
1759
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT COTHILL ROAD
SU49NE (South side)
Dry Sandford
8/129 Nos.226 (The Mill House) and
227
- II
Mill and millhouse, now 2 dwellings. Early/mid C18 millhouse. Uncoursed
limestone rubble, with chequer brick front; gabled C20 tile roof; brick end
stacks and rear stack. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 flat
brick arch over C20 door with pediment hood above. Segmental arches over C20
casements: raised storey band. 2-storey rear range of limestone rubble with
brick quoins and dressings and rear wall of early C19 Flemish bond brick.
Cross-wing of mill to right: c.1800, of coursed limestone rubble with brick
quoins and dressings, and gabled old tile roof. Gabled front of 2 storeys;
2-window range, with segmental brick arches over C20 windows and glazed door:
weatherboard sack hoist: C20 garage doors in right side wall. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest. History: jambs of front doorway have
graffiti dates 1624, 1647, 1679, IG 1734 and ET 1736 which probably commemorate
past owners.
Listing NGR: SU4652199642
1760
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NE (East side)
Shippon
8/135 The Manor Preparatory School
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Manor
House, including adjoining
outbuildings)
GV II
Large house, now school. Late C17. Rendered limestone rubble and brick to right;
steeply-pitched and hipped old tile roof; brick rear lateral and internal
stacks. Central staircase plan. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical 5-window range.
C20 door: late C18 pedimented architrave with engaged Tuscan columns. Late C18
six-pane sashes. Moulded wood cornice: similar sashes in 3 hipped roof dormers.
Left side wall has late C18 sash window and Venetian window with keyed stone
architrave. To rear right is C18 two-storey bay of coursed limestone rubble and
brick with gabled old tile roof, brick end stack and sashes: C18 one-storey
service range to rear of coursed limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof:
remodelled in C20. C18 service room (wash-house) to rear left of similar
materials with hipped roof. Interior: hall has some C18 panelling and open-well
staircase: turned newels with gadrooned bases, elaborate fret-cut balusters and
barley-sugar balusters. Room to right is panelled with fielded bolection-moulded
panels. First floor has panelled room to front left, and bolection-moulded stone
fireplace to right. Early C14 2-light window reset in rear wall. Site was owned
by Abingdon Abbey: became known as Calcott's Place and house was rebuilt after
its destruction in the Civil War.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.416).
Listing NGR: SU4844098023
1761
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NE (East side)
Shippon
8/136 Barn approx. 20m. NE of The
09/02/66 Manor Preparatory School
(Formerly listed as Manor
House, including adjoining
outbuildings)
GV II*
Barn, now gymnasium. C15, for Abingdon Abbey. Coursed limestone rubble with
puplog holes and dressed quoins; old tile roof with stone coping and carved
finials. 5-bay plan with threshing floor in second bay from left. Entries
blocked by C20 door and glazing: timber lintel over smaller blocked entry in
second bay from right. Interior: 5-bay roof with original windbraces to rear
right, and C20 lateral (iron stanchion) and transverse (bolted plates)
strengthening. Raised crucks with arch-braced lower collars, and upper collars
halved into blades; ridge purlin laid on solid yoke; trenched side purlins with
tabled scarf joints. Abingdon Abbey leased the site out to lay tenants in C15.
(J. Fletcher, "Crucks in the West Berkshire and Oxfordshire Region", 0xonensia,
Vol.33 (1968), pp.80-81; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.416).
Listing NGR: SU4845298031
1762
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARINGD0N ROAD
SU49NE (East side)
Shippon
8/137 Manor Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18, later C18 bay to right. Roughcast front: Flemish bond brick
with flared headers to rear. Gabled old tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-unit
plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Segmental arches over C20 four-light casements
to left of C19 plank door with pediment hood: first-floor has 3-light window
with leaded and latticed panes. Later C18 bay to right of uncoursed limestone
rubble with hipped old tile roof. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4841797992
1763
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NE (West side)
Shippon
8/138 The White House
- II
House. Probably medieval, refronted and right wing built in late C17. Rendered
front and left side walls: rear wall of uncoursed limestone rubble: left wing of
medieval coursed and dressed limestone (large masonry blocks), up to 2.5m. from
ground. Gabled old tile roof; rendered ridge stack to left wing, and brick ridge
stack to right. 3-unit plan with cross-wing to left. 2 storeys; 4-window range.
Keyed flat stone arches with rendered surrounds to all openings. C20 plank door
and C20 door in outer bays of right wing: early C19 sashes, and C19 two-light
casements in right bay and to attic windows of cross wing. Left side wall and
rear each have late C17 three-light casements with original wrought-iron
fittings. Cross wing has carved medieval corbel heads to left and rear. Early
C18 one-storey service range to right: of colourwashed limestone rubble with
gabled C20 tile roof, brick ridge stack and queen-post truss exposed in right
gable. Interior: right wing has open fireplace, quartered and stop-chamfered
beams in room to left: also stop-chamfered beams and collar-truss roof.
Cross-wing: stop-chamfered beams, including inserted floor with lodging beams in
rear room, which has C17 open fireplace with chamfered oak bressumer and stone
jambs. Late C17 open-well staircase with winders: turned balusters on closed
string with ball finials and turned pendentives to newels. First floor has
double-chamfered jambs to fireplace and overmantle in rear room. It is possible
that the medieval masonry blocks in the left wing are re-used and not in situ,
for huge early C13 stiff-leaf capitals have been found in the garden.
Listing NGR: SU4821898213
1764
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARIN600N ROAD
SU49NE (West side)
Shippon
8/139 Church Farmhouse and attached
outbuildings
- II
Farmhouse, now house. C17: early C19 front range. Coursed limestone rubble with
roughcast front; gabled roof, with Welsh slates to front and old tiles to rear;
brick ridge and end stacks. U-plan. 3 storeys; 3-window range. Early C19
six-panelled (2 glazed) door with trellis porch. Rendered flat arches over
8-pane sashes. C17 wing to rear right: some Cl7 timber framing with brick infill
to right but mainly clad in C18 uncoursed limestone rubble; hipped old tile
roof: C18 wings to rear left: of uncoursed limestone rubble with gabled old tile
roofs: of 2 storeys, and then one-storey forge with 4-light wood-mullioned
window. Early C19 one-storey outbuilding (possibly coachhouse) to rear left is
of similar materials with C20 doors to rear gable entry. Interior not inspected
but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4825598091
1765
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NE (West side)
Shippon
8/140 Stable approx. 15m. NW of
Church Farmhouse and attached
outbuildings
GV II
Stable. Dated 1813. Coursed and dressed limestone rubble; half-hipped old tile
roof. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Segmental brick arches over central
door flanked by 3-light casements. Blocked hay loft openings to rear. Interior
not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4822698109
1766
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT FARINGDON ROAD
SU49NE (West side)
Shippon
8/141 Church Farmhouse and Church
09/02/66 Farm Cottage approx. 100m SW
of The Manor Prepartory
School
(Formerly listed as Church
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. C16 rear wing: front range and stair-turret built
c.1720-40. Remodelled late C19/C20. Front: colourwashed limestone rubble with
squared quoins; C20 tile roof, half-hipped to left; brick gable end stack to
right, and lateral stack to rear, of stone finished in brick. L-plan with rear
right wing. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. Segmental brick arches over
central late C19 door, inserted late C19 door to left, and late C19 two-light
casements: flat brick arches over similar first-floor casements. Raised brick
storey band; coved wood cornice; three C20 roof dormers. Early C18 stair-turret
built over part of Cl6 rear wing: timber-framed, of 2 panels deep with arch
braces and brick infill; old tile roof is hipped to rear of stone end stack and
also roofs right-angled C18 service range (brewhouse) of colourwashed limestone
rubble. Interior: fine early C18 dog-leg with landing staircase, with turned
balusters on closed string: noted as having stone fireplaces. Interior of Church
Farm Cottage (C16) not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4832997984
1767
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT DRY SANDFORD
SP4600
16/130 No.48 (The Old Malt House)
GV II
House. Early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; old tile roof; gabled with stone
end stack to left, and hipped with brick stack to right. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys
and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and 2-light casements to
right: timber lintels over three early C20 two- and 3-light casements to left.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4680200483
1768
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT DRY SANDFORD
SP4600
16/131 No.50 (The Thatched Cottage)
GV II
House. C17. Timber-framed on limestone plinth: of 2 panels deep with arch
braces. Gabled thatch roof; stone end stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic;
2-window range. Central C20 door and porch. C20 windows, except C17
ovolo-moulded wood-mullioned and transomed 4-light window right of door. Rear:
similar 3-light mullioned window with leaded lights and 4-light wood-mullioned
window. Interior: stop-chamfered beams and central timber-frame partition.
Chamfered bressumer over open fireplaces in end walls.
Listing NGR: SP4678500482
1769
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT DRY SANDFORD
SP4600
16/132 Church of St. Helen
GV II
Church. 1855, by J.B. Clacy. Coursed and dressed limestone (highly ferruginous
and ruddy coloured) with buff-coloured ashlar dressings. Stone-coped gables to
stone slate roof. Chancel with north vestry, and nave with north chapel. Early
English style. Apsidal east end has hood moulds over 5 trefoil-headed lancets:
2-bay chancel has similar lancets and moulded trefoil-arched south door: vestry,
which has 2-light window, pointed-arched door and 2-light geometrical-style
gable-end window, adjoins short stair turret with broached pyramidal cap.
Bellcote at east end of nave. 5-bay nave has plain lancets (paired in east bay)
divided by offset buttresses: south porch has pointed moulded doors, with
engaged shafts on outer door, and 3-light trefoil-headed side windows. 3-light
stepped lancet west window. All windows have hood moulds with ballflower stops.
Interior: vault in apsidal sanctuary has groins continued as shafts with
ballflower capitals. Double-chamfered sanctuary arch has similar engaged shafts
with ballflower capitals. Chancel: hood moulds over rere-arches with bell
capitals to engaged shafts. Poppyhead bench ends. Oak screen to vestry has
trefoil-headed arches divided by ringed shafts with bell capitals and trefoiled
spandrels. Steps from vestry through trefoil-arched door to pulpit facing nave:
stone canopy above square C13-style richly-carved pulpit with marble corner
shafts. Reader's desk has circular rail of C13-style trefoil-headed arches. Roof
has enamelled text plates.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.130).
Listing NGR: SP4675200403
1770
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT DRY SANDFORD
SP4600
16/133 No.68 (Church Farmhouse)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Church
Farmhouse, 104, Dry Sandford)
- II
Farmhouse. Late C17 rear block: front range dated 1718 on stack. Coursed
limestone rubble with squared quoins; hipped stone slate roof; brick lateral
stacks to rear. Central staircase plan. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical
5-window range. Wedged stone lintels over all openings. 8-panelled door with
overlight: late C19/C20 eight pane sashes. Roof dormers have moulded cornices,
hipped roofs and 2-light leaded casements to sides: 2-light ovolo-moulded
wood-mullioned dormer window to rear. Late C17 two-storey range to rear right:
of uncoursed limestone rubble with gabled old tile and stone slate roof, and
stone external stack: late C17 wood-mullioned cross-windows with iron fittings.
Block to rear left of similar materials, remodelled with C18 timber-framed rear
wall with brick infill: 2-storey, 3-window range; C19 casements and
cross-windows and 2-light leaded casements to rear. Interior: C18 panelled
doors. Panelled room to right has bolection-moulded fireplace and overmantle,
and china-closet. Open-well staircase has turned balusters on closed string.
Collar-truss roofs to front and rear left ranges. Chamfered beam in late C17
rear right block.
Listing NGR: SP4673700343
1771
of
2228
ST.HELEN WITHOUT DRY SANDFORD
SP4600
16/134 No.76 (Lenthalls)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18: C20 alterations. Coursed limestone rubble with
brick dressings; gabled old tile roof; brick ridge stack and stone external
lateral stack to rear. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Timber lintels
over C18 six-panelled door left of centre, C18 two- and 3-light leaded casements
and C20 facsimilis right of door. C18 two-storey rear wing has two C18 leaded
casements, and is flanked by C20 extensions. Interior: chamfered beams and
collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SP4670800256
1772
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE BLACKACRES LANE
SU39SE (North side)
6/211 Stanford Park Farmhouse
10/11/52
GV II
Farmhouse. c.1800. Flemish bond brick with flared headers to front and rear,
coursed and dressed limestone to right side wall, coursed limestone rubble to
other walls. Stone slate roof; brick stacks. 2 storeys; originally 3- now
2-window range. Cambered gauged brick arches over four 6-pane sashes, one of
which has been reset in the original central door opening; other 2 windows have
been blocked by C20 porch with present entrance to left. Projecting plinth
course and storey band, dentilled eaves. Roof is hipped to right and attached to
C20 extension to left; left end stack (rebuilt in C20) and two ridge stacks in
rear right wing. Right side wall has brick jambs and segmental arches to 6-pane
sashes in 3-window range; dentilled eaves. Rear elevation facing courtyard has
segmental arches over C20 door with porch and a blocked door, 2- and 3-light
leaded casements and an inserted late C19 horned sash in a 4-window range;
dentilled eaves. 2-storey block attached to left gable wall- of rear wing has
segmental arches over a plank door, one mid C19 two-light casement and a 2-light
iron barred window. The small yard in the centre of the U-plan has a brick and
tile lean-to with leaded casement windows built onto the rear of the right side
wing. Interior. Remodelled c.1955 when the porch and wing to left of the front
were added. The straight run staircase has been reset into a new position and
much restored with balusters and newels. Rooms retain 4-panelled doors in
moulded architraves and a 2-panelled door in a fine reeded architrave moved to
the internal entry to the left wing of c.1955.
Listing NGR: SU3570593259
1773
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE BLACKACRES LANE
SU39SE
(North side)
6/212 Stanford Park Farm, granary
approx. 10m. SE of farmhouse
GV II
Granary. Early C19, Raised on staddle stones. Front wall in repointed brick,
rear in old weatherboarding; side walls are roughcast over light timber-frame
with lath infill. Thatched roof. Front has plank door with strap hinges
adjoining 2-light leaded window; rear has plank door with strap hinges. Hipped
roof. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof with side struts and butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3572393250
1774
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE BOW ROAD
SU39SW (East side)
5/213 The Elms
GV II
House. C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof;
brick stack. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Brick jambs
and segmental arches to C20 door to left and late C19 horned sash blocking
original door to right, and 6-pane sashes. Dentilled brick eaves; 2 gabled roof
dormers with late C19 casements. Hipped roof; ridge stack runs axially along
most of ridge. Left wall has segmental brick arch over plank door with barred
grille to cellar. To rear are brick jambs and segmental arches to four C20
casements and a late C19 plank door on the ground floor and four C18 two-light
casements, one of which is still leaded, on the first floor. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3431094058
1775
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHAPEL ROAD
SU3493 (East side)
9/214 No.22 (Spinages Farmhouse) and
No.24 (Spinages)
GV II
Farmhouse. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; rendered stacks.
3-unit lobby entry house. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Timber lintels over all
openings, those over door and window to right have bead mouldings. C20 door in
narrowed opening. 2 late C19 four-light casements on ground floor and a C17
two-light wood-mullioned window over door; other windows are C20. Skylights to
inserted attic floor of c.1970. Half hipped roof; ridge and left end stacks of
staircase projection to centre of rear elevation. Interior not inspected. C20
extension to front left. Early C19 cottage attached to left gable end built in
similar materials and style; originally built as two-unit lobby entry plan house
but entry to left, facing gable end stack, has been blocked.
Listing NGR: SU3427093748
1776
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHAPEL ROAD
SU3493 (East side)
9/215 No.2
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18. Dressed and coursed limestone; stone slate roof;
brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 flat hood over central
4-panelled door with overlight. Flat stone arches with raised keystones over C20
casements. Two raking dormers. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3429793593
1777
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (North side)
9/216 Garden wall to W of Rectory
House
GV II
Wall enclosing garden of Rectory House (q.v.). Early C18. Coursed limestone
rubble, Flemish bond brick to inner face; square piers flank early C20 iron gate
in returned wall near Rectory House. Gazebo of squared and coursed limestone,
some Flemish bond brick and hipped stone slate roof, attached to garden side of
wall; remodelled in C20. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3411793591
1778
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (North side)
9/217 Rectory House
10/11/52
GV II
House. Built c.1706 for Walter Tyrell, High Sheriff of Berkshire; late Cl6 wing
to rear remodelled early C18. Squared and coursed limestone, ashlar dressings;
stone slate roof; stone stacks finished in rendered brick. Double-depth plan.
Early Georgian style. Two storeys and attic; 3 bays. Early C19 doorway has
semi-circular arch over 6-panelled door with fanlight and carved brackets to
gabled hood. Beaded and keyed ashlar architraves to early C19 sashes. Moulded
plinth course, raised chamfered quoins. Early C19 raking dormer with horizontal
sliding sash. Hipped roof; end stacks. Left side has 2 roughcast canted bays of
c.1900 with C20 horned sashes. Rear has keyed flat stone arches to blocked
windows and two early C19 sashes; early C20 brick and tile lean-to adjoins
original rear porch with moulded cornice. Interior: Panelled shutters, early C19
six-panelled and early C18 three-panelled doors in moulded architraves; one
ribbed door in attic. Rooms to left of door have early C19 fireplace. Entrance
hall has bolection-moulded panelling of c.1706 and keyed semi-circular arch with
moulded imposts and panelled pilasters through to staircase. Dog-leg with
landing stairs, with barley sugar balusters on closed string, have been reset to
right side of hall; fielded panelling obscured by reset stairs and inserted
partition wall to left. Quarter-turn with winders back stairs have turned
balusters on closed string. Bolection-moulded panelling to first-floor landing.
Collar-truss roof. Subsidiary features: To rear right is late Cl6 one-storey and
attic 2-window range, remodelled in late C19, of random limestone rubble with
gabled Welsh slate roof; left side wall had two-light stone mullioned
cavetto-moulded window with early G18 casements and outshut joined to house with
early C18 two-light cross window; right side wall has timber lintels over C19
doors and casements and late Cl6 one-light chamfered window; front wall has late
C19 three-light casement; 2-light wood-mullioned chamfered window and gable end
stack to rear. Interior: C20 bressumer over open fireplace; late Cl6
twelve-panelled door; late Cl6 stone charcoal burning stove with beaded
4-centred arches to flues; late Cl6 floorboards on first floor; late C19 roof.
(V.M. Howse, Stanford-in-the-Vale: A Parish Record, Vol.2, 1962, p.29).
Listing NGR: SU3415593596
1779
of
2228
SANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (North side)
9/218 No,13 (Vine Cottage) and No.12
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Nos. 86
and 87, The Green)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late Cl6, remodelled in C18 with cottage to right (No. 12)
added in C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble, painted white, roughcast left wall;
old tile roof with stone slate farwells at base; brick stacks, except central
stone stack finished in brick. 2-unit through-passage plan with later cottage to
right. One storey and attic; 4-window range. Timber lintels over three C20 plank
doors, one C20 casement and three 3-light leaded casements, the one to the left
having plank shutters. Two gabled roof dormers to left, one of which has a fire
insurance plaque, have 3-light leaded casements; lower gabled dormers to right
have C20 casement and one late C19 two-light casement. Gabled roof; right and
centre ridge stacks and C18 off-ridge gable end stack to left. Rear wall has
timber lintels over 2-light leaded casements, one raking dormer with a 2-light
leaded casement and two gabled dormers, one with 2-light leaded casements.
Interior of No.13: C18 brick floor to centre, C18 two-panelled and plank doors.
Chamfered beams to left and right rooms tenoned into central timber-framed
partition wall just to the right of the left door, which opens onto C18
straight-flight stairs. Left unit divided by axial timber framed partition into
2 rooms, originally a buttery and pantry before it was heated from C18.
Quarter-turn stairs adjoin right wall of No.13. To left of central stone stack
is queen-post roof with halved and notched apex and trenched and staggered
purlins; roof to right of stack is obscured. Interior of No.12 not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3424793591
1780
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (North side)
9/219 No.11 (The Corner House)
GV II
Two early C18 cottages, now house, with bay to right added in late C19. Coursed
limestone rubble, brick quoins to right; late C19 tile roof; brick stacks.
2-unit lobby entry plan extended one unit to right in late C19. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Concrete lintels over C20 door to right and blocked door to
left. Timber lintels to left and concrete lintel to right C20 over three-light
casements. Gabled roof; left gable and truncated late C19 right gable end
stacks, and ridge stack. Interior: Left room originally divided in 2, has
chamfered wood bressumer over fireplace and chamfered and stopped beam. Late C19
doors, straight flight stairs and roof structure. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3425293605
1781
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (East side)
9/220 Nos.3 to 7 (consecutive)
GV II
Row of 5 cottages. Nos. 3 to 5 (to right) comprise C18 remodelling of earlier
C16/C17 row. Nos. 6 and 7 are probably C18. Coursed limestone rubble, painted
white; thatched roof; brick stacks. Single-unit cottages. 2 storeys; 6-window
range. Chamfered timber lintels over six C20 doors and casements except mid-late
C19 two-light casements to left of door to No.3. Gabled roof; 2 gable end and 2
ridge stacks. C19 fixed light casement to rear of No.4. Interior: Cottages have
C18 and C19 plank doors. Tie beams with pegholes for braces and dovetail joints
and tenoned into post visible in part of No.4 show that Nos. 3 to 5 were
originally timber framed: no access to loft.
Listing NGR: SU3428393546
1782
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (West side)
9/221 The Manor House and Manor
10/11/52 Cottage
(Formerly listed as Manor
House Farmhouse)
GV II*
House. C16/early C18 main block. Coursed limestone rubble, limestone ashlar
quoins and door dressings, brick window dressings; mid C19 plain tile and
fish-scale tile roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. Early Georgian style. 2
storeys and attic; 4-bay range. Segmental pediment and moulded stone architrave
to C20 French windows in original doorway. Gauged flat brick arches and
architraves to all window openings: one blocked and 3 early C18 cross windows to
left, 3 mid C18 to right. Raised and chamfered quoins; dentilled wood cornice. 2
gabled roof dormers, with early C20 casements. Hipped roof; ridge stack. Right
side wall has similar 5-window range of mid C18 sashes and one mid C19 horned
sash. To rear are mid C18 sashes and keyed flat stone arch over 6-panelled door
with overlight adjoining reset C13 slit window. Interior not inspected but noted
as having early C18 panelled rooms and early C18 staircase. Subsidiary features:
to left of front is one storey and attic and 2-storey 3-window range of coursed
limestone rubble, with stone slate and old tile roof, brick ridge stack, and C18
three-, 5- and 2-light leaded casements; rear wall rebuilt c.1870 in banded
flared and red brick. Interior: Noted as having C16 fireplaces and smoke
blackened roof.(V.M. Howse, Stanford-in-the-Vale: A Parish Record, Vol.IV, 1962,
pp.133-9 (includes plan and photographs); N.M.R.).
Listing NGR: SU3421893403
1783
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (South side)
9/222 Former house and attached
21/11/66 cartshed approx. 30m. NW of
The Manor House
(Formerly listed as
outbuildings of Manor House
Farm to NW)
GV II
House converted into stables in C18 and garage in C20, Late C16/early C17.
Dressed and coursed limestone has replaced original timber-framed walling; stone
slate roof to sides and rear, old tile roof with stone slate farwells to front.
3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintels over plank and stable
doors to left, inserted garage opening to right. Half hipped roof. Interior:
4-bay queen post roof with butt purlins. Tie beams have dovetail joints proving
previous existence of timber frame walling and are tenoned into partitions;
first floor room to right is divided in two by an axial timber framed partition
and chamfered beams remain at first-floor level also. Subsidiary features: C18
cartshed attached to right wall built in similar materials has 5-bay mid C20
roof and much restored posts resting on stone pads at front.
Listing NGR: SU3417893437
1784
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (West side)
9/223 Church of St. Denys
21/11/66 (Formerly listed as Church of
St. Dennis)
GV I
Church. Late C12, west tower, north aisle and north porch added in the late
C13/early C14, south porch and clerestory added in early C15. Coursed limestone
rubble, limestone ashlar dressings; lead roof; stone slate roof to north porch.
Nave and chancel, north aisle continued as vestry, north and south porches, west
tower. Early C14 four-light east window of Kentish tracery; south wall of
chancel has two early C14 two-light windows, one early C14 three-light window of
Kentish tracery and a scratch dial; similar 2-light window in north wall adjoins
early C14 priest's doorway with pointed arch and moulded architrave. The north
aisle adjoins the priest's door and extends the full length of the nave; east of
the porch is one early C14 two-light window with carved heads to label mould
terminals and two early C14 2-light windows and one 3-light window much restored
in late C19; west of the porch is one early C14 two-light window with restored
right jamb and in the west wall a late C13 stepped 3-light window. North doorway
of c.1300 has pointed arch with moulded architrave and stiff-leaf capitals; late
C18 plank door. Early C14 gabled porch has pointed arch with chamfered
architrave to doorway and 2-light windows in each side wall. South wall of nave
has two early C14 one-light windows and two early C14 two-light windows, the top
of the east window having been blocked in the late C19; over the porch is an
early C15 four-light flat-headed window. Late C12 architrave and scalloped
capitals to engaged columns; C18 plank door. Early C15 porch with crenellated
parapet, two-light windows with label moulds in side walls and a four-centred
arch with moulded architrave and carved heads to label mould terminals. Early
C15 clerestory with three 3-light mullioned and double chamfered windows; early
C15 crenellated parapet. West tower is of three stages: offset corner buttresses
rise to the top of the first stage with late C13 one-light windows; late C13
second storey with two-light windows is separated from early C14 third storey by
original corbel table; third storey has early C14 two-light windows with
crenellated parapet and gargoyles. Gabled roofs, lean-to roof over north aisle;
the steeply pitched north porch stands clear of the north aisle. Fleur-de-lys
surmounts nave parapet. Interior: Late C19 stained glass, including some reset
C14 glass in chancel; C18/C19 ledger stones on chancel floor, three C17 ledger
stones in south-east corner especially to John Heigham, d.1623; in north-east
corner is brass to Roger Campdene, rector, d.1398; mid C18 wall tablet. 2 early
C17 carved doors to aumbry in north wall and early C14 piscina and Decorated
style pyx canopy in south wall. Late C13 doorway to vestry and late C13 squint
to north aisle. Late C15 three-bay chancel roof with moulded beams and joists is
arch-braced to corbels. Late C13 chancel arch. Nave has C18 ledger stones in
floor and a richly carved 5-sided Jacobean pulpit set on a late C19 base; late
1785
of
2228
C19 benches; late C19 stained glass except east and west windows of south wall
and the west window have some C14 reset glass. Nave has C17 seven-bay king post
roof, arch braced with traceried spandrels to original C13 corbels. Late C13
triple chamfered arch to west tower; late C13 three-bay arcade, with
double-chamfered arches dying into octagonal piers, to the north aisle. North
aisle has richly carved Jacobean font with cover; doorway with splayed and
pointed arch to rood loft stairs; late C19 lean-to roof. Three C13 stone coffin
lids in porch.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.226-7; H.T. Morley, Monumental Brasses of
Berkshire 1924, p.197; J.J. Penstone, A Visit to the Village Church of
Stanford-in-the-Vale, whilst undergoing restoration, in A.J. Dunkin, (ed).
Monumenta Anglicana; Stanford in the Vale (c.1851), pp.X-XXVIII; Berks, Bucks,
and Oxon Archaelogical Journal, Vol.II, No.4, January 1897, p.122, V.C.H.:
Berkshire, Val.IV, pp.483-4).
Listing NGR: SU3419093467
1786
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (West side)
9/224 Headstone approx. 5m. S of E
end of Church of St. Denys
GV II
Headstone. Early C18. Limestone. Illegible inscription but date 170? at base.
Carved head in centre flanked by acanthus scrolls with carved swags.
Listing NGR: SU3416793449
1787
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (West side)
9/227 Chest tomb approx. 25m. W of W
end of Church of St. Denys
GV II
Chest tomb of Mary Buckley d.1784. Moulded plinth and cornice. Inscription
panels to sides flanked by cabling. Putti blowing trumpets and trailing leaves
and flowers. Carved in low relief. Carved husks to square corner pilasters. Oval
end panels with cable-moulded border surrounded by leaves and flowers.
Listing NGR: SU3420293480
1788
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON ROAD
SU39SW (East side)
5/228 Stone's Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse, now house. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; old tile roof; limestone
rubble stack. 2-unit lobby entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Chamfered
timber lintel over C19 plank door; late C19 gable porch. Chamfered timber
lintels, except new lintel to left, over C20 casements. Gabled roof; ridge
stack. Mid C20 extension to rear left and mid C19 tiled outshut to centre rear
with 2 mid C19 two-light casements. Interior: C19 and C20 plank doors. Room to
right has full set of chamfered and stopped beams and wood bressumer over open
fireplace; room to left has cyma-stopped beam, plain wood bressumer over
fireplace and quarter turn stairs. First-floor room to left has chamfered wood
bressumer over open fireplace. Little of original roof structure survives.
Listing NGR: SU3408392997
1789
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON R0AD
SU39SW (East side)
5/229 Mill Farmhouse
21/11/66
II
Farmhouse. c.1730. Coursed and dressed limestone, brick dressings; stone slate
roof; brick stack. 2-unit lobby entry plan with rear left wing. Early Georgian
style. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Central late C19 door with overlight reset in
mid C20 porch. Gauged brick jambs and flat arches to two 8-pane late C18 sashes
on ground floor; similar arches and surrounds to 3 blind windows alternating
with two 6-pane sashes on first floor. Brick plinth course and raised storey
band, eaves band and raised quoining. Hipped roof; ridge stack. Similar arch and
surround to 2-light wood-mullioned cross window in left gable wall. Kitchen
range to rear left, of coursed limestone rubble with stone slate roof; 2-storey,
3-window range of chamfered timber lintels over C20 casements and C18 plank door
in right wall; gabled roof, no stack. Interior: Late C19 four-panelled doors,
except C18 two-panelled door on first floor; chamfered beams and straight flight
framed staircase adjoining tack room to rear left. Winder stairs adjoining stack
and opposite entry. Blocked fireplaces, that in first floor right room adjoining
a 2-panelled cupboard door.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.227).
Listing NGR: SU3436392689
1790
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARRINGDON ROAD
SU39SW (West side)
5/230 No.23 (Lavender Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C17, some early C18 exterior alterations. Uncoursed limestone
rubble, left wall roughcast, brick quoins; C20 tile roof; concrete rendered
brick stack. Single-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Concrete
lintel over C20 door to left: mid C20 porch. Gauged brick flat arches over C20
ground-floor casements and brick soldier arches over C20 first floor casements.
Gabled roof; gable end external stack to left. C18 lean-to with limestone rubble
walling and corrugated iron roof against left gable wall. Interior: C19 and C20
plank doors, original ribbed doors to newel stairs which rise next to stack;
cyma-moulded beam to ground floor. 2-bay collar-truss roof mostly obscured.
Listing NGR: SU3389693027
1791
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON ROAD
(West side)
SU39SW
5/231 No.22 (Apple Tree Cottage)
GV II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble (painted white); thatched roof; brick stack
and limestone rubble stack with brick top to right. 2-unit plan. Single storey
and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintel over C18 plank door with strap hinges
to left; C20 porch. Timber lintel over late C19 three-light casement to right of
door; two half-dormers with late C19 two-light casement (one light has 6 panes)
to left and C20 casement to right. Rear wall has timber lintel over C19 six-pane
fixed casement. Gabled roof; right end stack and left front lateral stack.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3390293004
1792
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON ROAD
SU39SW (West side)
5/232 Manor Farmhouse and attached
21/11/66 walls
GV II
Farmhouse now house. Late C17, extended 3 bays to left c.1770, Coursed limestone
rubble, brick window and door dressings; old tile roof, stone slates to right
wing; brick stacks. L-shaped plan. 2 storeys to left, 2 storeys and attic to
right wing; 4-window range. Gauged brick segmental arches and brick jambs to
6-panelled door and ground floor sashes, of which two are mid C19; moulded
timber lintels over mid C18 first floor sashes. Brick plinth course; projecting
storey band. 2 gabled dormers with C18 two-light casements. Gable wall of right
wing has similar detailing to scattered fenestration of 3 mid C18 sashes and one
attic window. Gabled roof; two large lateral stacks to right; left wing has one
gable end stack and one ridge stack, formerly at gable end of C17 house.
Chamfered timber lintels over 2 late C17 three-light wood mullioned and
transomed windows to right wall and to rear; also at the rear are 2 late C19
two-light casements, a sash, one inserted door of c.1980 and the blocked doorway
to the late C17 wing. Interior: Panelled shutters, 2- and 6-panelled doors, some
with moulded architraves. Early C18 bolection moulded fireplaces to left room
(probably reset), wood bressumer and chamfered and stopped beam to centre room,
cased beams to right wing. On first floor is a plank and stud partition dividing
the passage at the front of the house leading to the early C19 staircase in the
right wing. Dog-leg with landing staircase with closed string, stick balusters
and turned newel. Late C17 three- and two-bay roof to right has collar trusses
with cambered collars and butt purlins; mid C18 three-bay collar truss roof with
butt purlins to left. Subsidiary features: C18 wall attached is left of English
garden wall bond brick and has a semi-circular arch over decorative wrought-iror
gate; similar wall attached to right in Flemish bond linked by a low brick wall,
rebuilt in late C19, with 6 piers and a central iron gate. Manor Farmhouse is a
good example of a late C17 yeoman house extended in c.1770; it is evident that
the original front of the late C17 house was to the rear.
Listing NGR: SU3388492932
1793
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON ROAD
SU39SW (West side)
5/233 Granary and dovecote approx.
20m. N of Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Granary and dovecote. Mid C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers, some mid
C19 rebuilding to right wall; old tile roof. 2 storeys. Timber lintel over
doorway with overlight. Square nesting boxes with projecting tile perches in
front gable. Interior: Plain beams and joists. Ground floor granary was
originally raised above floor height on a projecting brick plinth. 2-bay
collar-truss roof with butt-purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3390092956
1794
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON ROAD
(West side)
SU39SW The White House
5/234 (Formerly listed as house N of
21/11/66 Manor Farm)
II II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1750. Rendered walling; artificial stone slates; brick
stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 6-window range. French doors of c.1970 in mid
C19 moulded wood architrave; porch of c.1860 with swept lead roof and decorative
ironwork to sides. Segmental arches over mid C18 sashes and mid C19 horned
6-pane sash to bottom right. Projecting plinth and storey band. Two skylights in
roof. Gabled roof; ridge and left end stacks. C20 windows and flat roofed
extension to rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3391792968
1795
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE FARINGDON ROAD
(West side)
SU39SW Milestone
5/235
GV II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone painted white with black lettering.
Faringdon/4/Wantage/5.
Listing NGR: SU3433692650
1796
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (North side)
9/236 No.60 (Cox's Hall)
10/11/52
GV 11*
House. Date 1739 on rainwater head, built for John Cox, High Sheriff of
Berkshire; wing to rear right added in mid C19. Rendered front over coursed
limestone rubble exposed at sides and rear, brick dressings; stone slate roof;
stone stacks with brick detailing. Double-depth plan, originally L-shaped. 2
storeys; 5 bays, pedimented central projecting bay. Semi-circular arch with
keystone and impost blocks to 6-panelled door with overlight. Segmental brick
arches with keystones and brick surrounds to 4-pane sashes with original glazing
bars, except semi-circular arch with keystone, impost blocks and half-H apron to
sash over door. Keys of first-floor windows touch strinq course beneath parapet,
which is ramped up to central pediment; keyed oculus is to top of central bay.
Brick corner pilasters have stone astragal and entablature. Contemporary
rendered single-storey block to right of front with one similar sash. Gabled
roof; ridge stack has similar stone detailing. Similar details to door and
sashes of 2-window range left side wall, which also has a similar lateral stack;
2-storey canted bay window to rear of this wing. Late C19 three-light stone
mullioned and transomed, ovolo-moulded stair-light to rear. Gabled wing to rear
right in similar style and materials is probably mid C19. Attached to right side
wall is late C19 flat roofed extension with a gabled single-storey extension to
the rear. Original shutters, 6-panelled doors in moulded architraves. Interior:
Room to right has mid C18 fireplace. Moulded dado and skirting, Doric pilasters
with guttae flank door blocked by cupboard; to right of this a reeded architrave
to blocked window opening. Room to left has keyed semi-circular arches with
fluted pilasters and moulded imposts to 2 niches in rear wall. Passage between
these rooms from front door to hall at rear which has dog-leg with landing
stairs; fluted newel, alternately fluted on vase and barley-sugar on vase
balusters, panelled dado. Fine 6-panelled door to right of hall has eared and
keyed semi-circular arch with dentilled entablature. First floor: 2-panelled
doors in moulded architraves. Panelled room to right has fireplace with fluted
key and 2 blocked windows to rear. Room to left is panelled to front and right
walls. 2 panelled rooms to rear left with mid C18 fireplace. Early C18 reset
bolection-moulded fireplace in mid C19 room to rear right.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.227; V.M. Howse, Stanford-in the-Vale: A
Parish Record, Vol.5, 1962, p.251).
Listing NGR: SU3405693116
1797
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (North side)
9/237 Dovecote approx. 20m. NW of
Cox's Hall
GV II
Dovecote near Cox's Hall (q.v.). c.1739. Flemish bond with flared headers; stone
slate roof, tile to rear. Flat brick arch over low doorway; dentilled eaves.
Gabled roof. Interior: Projecting brick perches to recessed nesting holes in all
walls, 3-bay collar-truss roof with side struts and butt purlins. Single storey
mid C18 building in similar materials attached to right gable wall: C20 double
doors with C18 strap hinges and one bay roof with collar truss adjacent to right
wall of dovecote.
Listing NGR: SU3401593108
1798
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (North side)
9/238 Barn approx. 15m. NE of Cox's
Hall
GV II
Barn. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble, stone slate roof. 5-bay plan with
central threshing floor. C20 plank double doors; square ventilation holes to all
side walls and gable walls. Gabled roof. Interior: 5-bay Queen strut roof with
butt purlins, but mortice holes in soffits of all collars suggest that this was
originally a queen post roof, which was altered at later date. Included for
group value, as one of a group including stable (q.v.) and stable and attached
cartshed (q.v.) at Cox's Hall.
Listing NGR: SU3406993128
1799
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (North side)
9/239 Stables approx. 20m. E of
Cox's Hall
GV II
Stables. Mid C18, some alterations of c.1860. Coursed limestone rubble, stone
slate roof. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Brick jambs and
segmental arches to two C20 plank doors, hit-and-miss ventilator to left and
three-light barred window with mid C19 engineering brick sill. Hipped roof.
Plank loft door in right gable wall has engineering brick sill. To right is
similar 3-light barred casement and mid C19 stonework blocking the original mid
C18 double opening. Interior: Cobbled floor. Room to left has chamfered beams
and is divided into tack room and hackney stable by timber-framed partition.
Room to right has mid C19 stall, manger racks open to loft and quarter turn
stairs. 4-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins. Subsidiary items: 4-bay
cartshed in similar materials attached to front left wall has collar truss roof
with butt purlins. Included for group value as one of a group including barn
(q.v.) and stable (q.v.) at Cox's Hall.
Listing NGR: SU3408993111
1800
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (North side)
9/240 Stable and attached wall
approx. 10m. S of Cox's Hall
GV II
Stable. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble, brick dressings; stone slate roof;
One storey and loft; one bay. Segmental brick arch and jambs to C20 two-light
casement flanked by C20 garage doors. Half-hipped roof. Segmental brick arch
over plank loft door in left side wall. Interior: Chamfered beams. Roof not
inspected. Front right corner attached to rendered stone wall with two
round-headed niches to rear. Included for group value as part of the group of
farm buildings including barn (q.v.) and stable (q.v.) at Cox's Hall.
Listing NGR: SU3407793099
1801
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (North side)
9/241 Wall approx. 15m. S of Cox's
Hall
GV II*
Wall south of Cox's Hall. (q.v.). c.1739. Coursed limestone rubble, limestone
ashlar coping; brick piers have chamfered stone plinth, stone astragal and
entablature. Plank double gates. Continued as plain rubble wall to west; to rear
of this wall is a mid C18 terrace with two sets of attached steps down to the
garden.
Listing NGR: SU3406293085
1802
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU39SW, SU3493 (North side)
5/242, 9/242 No.68 (Bear House)
GV II
House. c.1730-40 remodelling of C17 house. Front of vitrified bricks in Flemish
bond, with red brick dressings; rear wall of English bond brick over C17 ground
floor wall of coursed limestone rubble. Old tile roof; brick stack to left, mid
C18 brick chimney built onto C17 limestone rubble stack to right. 2-unit plan.
Mid Georgian style. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Gauged red brick
segmental arch and red brick jambs to 6-panelled (4 glazed) central door with
overlight. Similar arches over C20 two-light casements (replacing original
sashes) except similar but more narrow openings on right to blocked first floor
window and C20 ground floor window. Raised red brick storey band and eaves band,
red brick quoins and window and door dressings contrast with the purple brick
walling. 2 gabled roof dormers with C20 casements. Gabled roof; gable end
stacks, the right external stack being part of the C17 house and set axially to
the ridge of the roof. To centre of rear elevation is a mid C18 three-storey
stair-turret built of Flemish bond brick with flared headers and having
segmental arches over C20 and blocked windows and a C18 plank door. Interior:
4-panelled mid C18 and some early C19 doors in moulded architraves; some C18
plank doors. Room to right has full set of chamfered and stopped beams and a
chamfered bressumer over open fireplace with bread oven. Mid C18 newel stairs to
rear. 4-bay common-rafter roof with butt purlins. Subsidiary features: attached
to right gable is mid C18 one storey and attic block of limestone rubble with a
gable tile roof and gabled dormer. Attached to left gable of house is mid C18
L-shaped single storey block of limestone rubble with gabled tile roof; mid C18
brick to right wall and to rear wall which is flush with rear projection housing
stairs. Right corner of front attached to limestone rubble wall; Flemish
stretcher bond wall with railings is carried across front.
Listing NGR: SU3399893049
1803
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (South side)
9/243 Orchard House
10/11/52
GV 11*
House. Dated 1635/ ICT/ R on chimney. Coursed limestone rubble, roughcast over
front wall, stone slate roof; limestone rubble stack with brick chimney. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Present entry in right
side wing; original entry was probably in centre of front wall. Ovolo-moulded
lintel over 2-light wood-mullioned casement to centre of first floor range;
other windows have moulded lintels over C20 three-light casements to ground
floor and 2-light casements to first floor and attic. Gabled roof, 2 cross
gables to front; ridge stack. In left wall is chamfered timber lintel over
restored C17 one-light window and rear wall has timber lintels over C20
casements and blocked window openings. Centre of rear elevation has projecting
two and a half storey gabled stair turret. Interior: C19 six-panelled doors.
Left room has C19 panelled shutters, C20 bressumer over open fireplace with
chamfered stone jambs and overmantel with arcaded panelling; flanking fireplace
is green painted C17 panelling; chamfered beam with elaborate stops, elaborate
early C17 plasterwork of jewelled strapwork on ceiling. Right room has chamfered
and stopped beam and chamfered bressumer over open fireplace. C17 plank door to
newel stairs. First floor left room has mid C19 fireplace and grate, chamfered
and stopped beam. C17 panelled shutters to far right blocked window. C17 plank
door in attic. To right is C18 two-storey and gabled block in similar materials
with brick gable end stack; 2-window range of C20 casements and mid C19 porch
and C20 door with pilastered architrave; interior remodelled in late C20. Late
C20 extensions to front right, against right gable wall and to rear adjoining
much altered mid C19 outshut. The jewelled strapwork ceiling in the house is
similar to that at Holywell House, Shellingford lq.v.) and can therefore be
attributed to the same school of craftsmen.
Listing NGR: SU3435393438
1804
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (South side)
9/244 The Old School
06/06/72 (Formerly listed as Old School
House)
GV II
School. 1853. By G.E. Street. Coursed limestone rubble, limestone ashlar
dressings, brick quoins; original tile roof; brick stacks. Single storey; 2:1:2
fenestration broken by gabled central wing. Gothic Revival style. To left is
plank door in a pointed arch with chamfered architrave which is flanked by 2-
and 3-light chamfered stone mullioned windows with square trefoiled heads. Gable
wall of projecting wing has late C13 style 2-light window; right wall has a
central plank door with original knocker in a pointed arch with chamfered
architrave, with similar 2-light windows, there being one to the left and two to
the right, the last two windows having blind cusped heads. Gabled roof; ridge
stack in front projecting wing and gable end stack to right. Left side wall of
gabled projection has plank door in pointed arch with chamfered architrave;
right gable wall has two C20 casements on ground floor and two 2-light chamfered
stone-mullioned windows with blind trefoiled heads. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3439493341
1805
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (South side)
9/245 The Red Lion Public House
GV II
House, now public house. C17. Coursed limestone rubble, painted white; thatched
roof; rendered brick stacks. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic;
3-window range. Late C20 gabled porch. Timber lintels over C20 three- and
2-light casements; C20 three-light casements in half dormers. Gabled roof; ridge
stack. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beams to left and right, and chamfered
bressumer to right and left of central stack; first floor not inspected but
likely to be of interest. To rear left is an early C19 single-storey wing, of
limestone rubble walling with a Welsh slate roof.
(V.M. Howse, Stanford-in-the Vale; A Parish Record 1962, Vol.5, p.229).
Listing NGR: SU3437893296
1806
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (South side)
9/246 No.41 (Penstones Farmhouse)
GV II
House, now farmhouse. C17,refronted C18. Coursed limestone rubble, limestone
ashlar quoins and window dressings to right, brick porch and dressings to left;
C20 tile roof; brick and limestone ashlar stack. 3 storeys; 3-window range.
Porch has curved and moulded stone cornice; gauged brick segmental arch with
dropped keystone over C18 eight-panelled door with overlight. To left and over
porch are gauged brick segmental arches over an early C18 sash on ground floor
and late C18 sashes above, except blind window to centre of second floor. To
right of porch are label moulds over cavetto moulded stone mullioned 3- and
4-light leaded casements on first and second floor and a late C19 three-light
window without the stone mullions on the ground floor. Stone ashlar band beneath
parapet. Gabled roof, steeper pitch to rear wall of 2 storeys; ridge stack of
limestone ashlar with brick dentilled top. Left gable wall has timber lintel
over C18 two-light casement, one leaded. To rear right is cavetto-moulded
stone-mullioned 4-light window, four-panelled door with overlight; above this is
a hood mould aver a similar 3-light window with leaded lights. Interior: C18
six- and 2-panelled doors in moulded architraves; C17 2 panelled doors on first
floor and ribbed door in loft; on first floor is mid-late C17 doorway with
moulded architrave to room on right. C17 three-panelled door to newel stairs; at
top of stairs are one splat and one moulded baluster. Bacon smoking cupboard
reached from newel start between ground and first floors. 4-bay collar-truss
roof with butt purlins. Various C20 extensions to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3425993174
1807
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
SU3493 (South side)
9/247 No.43, Chinham House and
attached wall and railings
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C18, remodelled c.1830. Coursed limestone rubble,
limestone ashlar dressings, left side wall in early C19 Flemish stretcher band
brick with flared headers; stone slate roof; brick stacks. L-plan: 3 units to
front with wing to rear left. Neo-Tudor style to remodelled front of c.1830. Two
storeys, 4-window range. Chamfered stone architrave to C20 door with overlight
and floating cornice. Hood mould and chamfered architrave to 4-pane sash over
door. Similar details to other windows which each have two 4-pane sashes divided
by central chamfered mullion. Early C20 raking dormers. Roof is hipped to left
and gabled to right; ridge stack to left, gable end stack to right. Left side
wall has late C19 canted bay with sashes and scattered fenestration including
two leaded casements. Segmental brick arch over 6-pane sash to rear of main
block. To rear right is mid C19 brewhouse of brick with Welsh slate roof and one
3-light leaded casement. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Early C19 wall and railings attached to front.
Listing NGR: SU3423993169
1808
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HIGH STREET
5U3493 (South side)
9/248 No.47
GV II
House. Early C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit
plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintels over inserted C20 door and
adjoining window to right, and late C20 leaded casement in place of original
central door. Timber lintel over 3-light leaded casement to left of blocked
door; 2 three-light leaded casements in half dormers. Timber lintels over two
C18 one-light and one 2-light leaded casements to rear. Half-hipped roof; left
end stack and late C19 right end stack. Interior: Full set of chamfered and
stopped joists to left and right; chamfered wood bressumer over fireplace to
left. 2-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins and wattle and daub infill.
Closed timber truss to single-unit block attached to right. A straight joint
separates the 2-unit house from a single-unit block to the right, possibly a
stable originally, which is built of coursed limestone rubble and under the same
thatched roof. Interior has been remodelled and openings altered in late C20.
Late C20 gabled extension to right and lean-to at rear.
Listing NGR: SU3421193136
1809
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HORSECROFT
SU3493 (South side)
9/249 No.30
II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17. Coursed limestone rubble; stone slate and old
tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Garden
front has chamfered timber lintels over C20 casements and blocked door; late C20
French windows to right. Gabled roof dormers. Gabled roof; ridge stack and
lateral stack to rear. Chamfered and cyma-stopped timber lintels over C20
casements to sides and rear; present entry is via porch of c.1970 at angle
between wings at rear of house. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest. Gabled extension of c.1975 to left.
Listing NGR: SU3456493472
1810
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HORSECROFT
(South side)
9/250 No. 9 (Firtree House)
The address shall be amended to read: HORSECROFT
(South side)
No. 6 (Firtree House)
------------------------------------
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE HORSECROFT
SU3493 (South side)
9/250 No.9 (Firtree House)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Pebble dash over coursed limestone rubble;
stone slate roof; rendered stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
4-panelled door and 2 and 3-light casements of c.1900. Gabled roof; ridge stack.
Roof dormer with 2-light leaded dormer to rear. Interior: Cased beams to right,
chamfered and stopped beams to other ground floor rooms. New oak bressumer over
open fireplace in centre room to left with ribbed doors to newel stairs placed
between this stack and the front wall. Timber-framed partition and ribbed door
to right wall of centre room on first floor. Loft has 3-bay butt purlin roof;
one truss to right has 3 queen posts and a king stud from collar to apex. In the
right gable wall is the demolished flue of an original stack, and the right
truss has C18 horizontal boarding and a plank door on one side so making it into
a partition. Subsidiary features: brewhouse, dairy and cheese loft to rear
right. Early C18. Brick, roughly in Flemish bond with flared headers to left,
coursed limestone rubble to right, weatherboarded to rear gable; stone slate
roof; brick stack. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Timber lintels over 2 plank doors
one of which has ventilators, and 2-light leaded casements; plank loft door to
left. Gabled roof; ridge stack to right end. Interior: Chamfered beams, 4-bay
collar truss roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3442893369
1811
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE SHEARDS LANE
SU3493 (West side)
10/251 No.4
II
House. C17. Coursed limestone rubble; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan.
One storey and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over plank door with mid
C20 timber porch, End late C19 casements. Hipped roof; ridge and right gable end
stacks. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3440893250
1812
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE THE GREEN
SU3493 (West side)
9/225 Headstone approx. 6m. S of E
end of Church of St. Denys
GV II
Headstone. Late C17. Limestone. Scrolled carving at top surrounds. Moulded
entablature separates this from illegible inscription panel which is flanked by
pilaster strips with swags.
Listing NGR: SU3416293448
1813
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE CHURCH GREEN
SU3493 (West side)
9/226 Chest tomb approx. 2m. S of E
end of nave of Church of St.
Denys
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C18. Liemstone ashlar. Neo-classical style. Moulded plinth and
cornice, corner balusters have drapery swags. Illegible oval inscription panels
to sides are surrounded by neo-classical urns and trailing foliage carved in low
relief. Plain end panels.
Listing NGR: SU3417293461
1814
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE UPPER GREEN
SU3493 (North side)
3/252 No.17 (The Old House)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Datestones at top of cross gables IY/HY 16/70. Coursed
limestone rubble; stone slate roof; limestone rubble stack. 2-unit lobby-entry
plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range. Door in central gabled porch,
probably original, has been blocked by C20 window and wall; house now entered
from block to left. Chamfered timber lintels over C20 casements except C18
three-light wood-mullioned cross window left of door. Gabled roof with 2 cross
gables to front, ridge and left external gable end stacks. Staircase projection
with hipped roof to centre of rear elevation. Interior: Full set of chamfered
and stopped beams and joists throughout; original ribbed doors to newel stairs
in rear projection and on first floor. 4-bay collar-truss roof with tusk-tenoned
butt purlins. Mid C20 passage to rear of house has reset late C17 panelling.
Cottages to left of house partly demolished and remodelled in mid C20; limestone
rubble walling, stone slate gabled roof; timber lintels over main entry to house
and C20 casements. The initials IY and HY on the front of the house probably
Yates, a prosperous local yeoman family in the C17. In the C19 this was known as
Duckett's Farmhouse.
(V.M. Howse, Stanford-in-the-Vale: A Parish Record, 1962, Vol.2, p.27).
Listing NGR: SU3408493896
1815
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE UPPER GREEN
SU39SW, SU3493 (North side)
5/253, 9/253 No.6 (The Old Mill House)
GV II
Mill and millers house. Mid C18, remodelled c.1930. Random bond brick, except
coursed limestone rubble with brick dressings to right of front door; old tiled
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Gabled porch of c.1930 in
front of original doorway. Irregular fenestration. Segmental brick arches over
2- and 3-light leaded casements to left of door and, to right, 2-light cross
window with leaded casements; window to right inserted in place of door which
was reached by limestone steps which still run along front walls; 3 blocked
window openings with limestone ashlar quoins beneath eaves to right; tile-clad
gabled roof dormers with 2-light leaded casements. Dentilled eaves to left wing.
Gabled roof; gable end stacks. The right wall of the wing extending from the
front left wall has 4-window range of segmental arches over 2- and 3-light
leaded casements on the right side wall, and timber lintels over two 2-light
leaded casements on the left side wall. Rear has semi-circular arch over blocked
housing for mill wheel shaft and segmental arches over 2 two-light cross windows
and twin C20 gabled dormers; gabled brick and tiled wing to rear left remodelled
and extended in late C20. Interior: First floor remodelled c.1930 and later when
entire mill building to right of door was remodelled with a C17 moulded
bressumer from another house fitted in the remodelled gable wall fireplace.
Quarry tile flooring; 4- and 6-panelled doors in moulded architraves. Closed
string quarter-turn with landing stairs opposite front door have mid C18 barley
sugar balusters.
Listing NGR: SU3416794004
1816
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE UPPER GREEN
SU3493 (North side)
9/254 No.8 (Campdene House)
GV II
Farmhouse. Datestone VD/1702. Coursed limestone rubble brought to course, brick
quoins to right; mid C20 tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys;
window range. Mid C20 porch and entry not in original position. Brick jambs
and segmental arches to early C20 three-light casements. Gabled roof; left gable
end and ridge stacks, late C19 gable end stack to right. Rear wall obscured by
late C19 gabled brewhouse (now garage), late C19 lean-to and late C20 wing.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. The datestone to the top
left of the front wall probably commemorates a marriage as the initials VD are
separated from the initials below by an inscribed heart. This used to be the
"Crown Prince Inn", changed to "The Prince" due to the unpopularity of the
German Crown Price in the 1914-18 war. Old photographs show that since the early
C20 the eaves height to the right of the central chimney has been built up and
the door shifted to the left to its present position opposite the stack.
(V.H. Howse, Stanford-in-the-Vale; A Parish Record, 1962, Vol.I, p.27).
Listing NGR: SU3417193955
1817
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE UPPER GREEN
SU 3493
(east side)
9/255
Stanford House and attached
10.11.52 forecourt railings
GV II
House. c.1760. Flemish bond brick with flared headers, limestone ashlar dressings,
stone slate roof; brick stacks. 2-unit central staircase plan, 3 storeys; 3 bay,
centre pedimented and brought forward. Pedimented Tuscan porch; 3-panelled double-
leaf doors with fanlight set in moulded semi-circular arch with moulded impost.
Square bay windows, with chamfered stone-mullioned windows, were added by George
Fowles in 1870; other windows have flat gauged brick arches over sashes. Fire
insurance plaque in centre of elevation; flat stone band beneath parapet; tympanum
of central projecting pediment has blind gauged brick lunette. Hipped roof; end
stacks. 2-bay side walls have blind windows to right and 3 sashes and basement win-
dows to left; parapet is returned to side walls and ramped up to the end stacks which
are flush with the wall face. Some sashes to rear right as to front; rear door,
directly opposite front door, is 6-panelled with fanlight set in semi-circular gauged
brick arch. Interior: 6-panelled doors and shutters. Minton tile floor of c.1870 in
hall, which has straight-flight stairs and column-on-vase balusters on closed string.
Room to left has moulded cornice, room to right has panelled dado and Ionic modil-
lioned cornice. First and attic floors not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Subsidiary features: Contemporary kitchen wing to rear left of coursed limestone
rubble to left and Flemish bond brick with flared headers to right and rear; Welsh
slate roof; brick stacks. One storey and attic; 3-window range. To left side are
stone lintels over one 6-panelled door and one blocked door, and three sashes; 4
pedi-
mented dormers have moulded cornices and 2-light leaded casements. To right side are
gauged brick arches over two early C18 sashes with original thick glazing bars, one
mid C19 sash and one 2-light casement; 2 pedimented dormers on left side. Mansard
roof; large ridge stack and gable end stack. Interior: Straight flight stairs with
winders and columns-on-vase balusters on closed string; fireplace in centre has sur-
round of c.1870. Attached to rear of kitchen wing is mid C18 brewhouse and washhouse
in similar materials and retaining original coppers etc. Forecourt walls and
railings
attached to front of Stanford House have mid C18 walls in Flemish bond brick with
flared headers; railings and gate of c.1870 to front interrupted by square piers with
moulded cornices. (Buildings of England: Berkshire, p 227.)
Listing NGR: SU3421993856
1818
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE UPPER GREEN
SU 3493
(south side)
9/256
Barn approx 20 m W of
Cottage Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. C17. Timber framed in square framing with weatherboard cladding and built on
plinth of coursed limestone rubble; asbestos sheet roof. 4-bay. L-plan. Plank
double doors with strap hinges and small inner door to farmyard front; other doors
are C20. Gabled roof. Interior: Post braced to tie beam and wall plate; queen-strut
roof, butt purlins, windbraces to top level of purlins. C20.
Listing NGR: SU3403993822
1819
of
2228
STANFORD-IN-THE-VALE
SU39SE
6/210 Eastfield Farm, barn approx.
20m. E of Hilltop Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone rubble base, random
limestone rubble wall to left. C20 tile roof. Aisled 5-bay plan with central
threshing floor, Gabled porches with C20 plank doors. Roof is hipped to right,
half hipped to left. Interior: 5-bay queen-strut roof with arch braces from
jowled posts to wall plate and tie beam, butt purlins with windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3615394762
1820
of
2228
STEVENTON CHURCH LANE
SU4691 (North side)
12/40 Churchyard cross approx. 10m N
of Church of Saint Michael and
All Angels
GV II
Churchyard cross. C15, with probably early C20 shaft and cross. Stone. Square
plinth of 2 steps. Shaped base with broached octagonal top, having worn carvings
to the diagonal sides. Tapering octagonal shaft with cross to top.
Listing NGR: SU4643491441
1821
of
2228
STEVENTON CHURCH LANE
SU4691 (South side )
12/41 Manor Farmhouse
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Manor
Farmhouse, Mill Street)
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18, probably incorporating earlier structure; with C19
alterations. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile
hipped roof; massive brick end stack to left. 2-storey, 4-window range. Sash
door to left of centre with C19 brick porch. 12-pane unhorned sashes with
segmental brick heads to ground floor left of centre, right of centre, and to
right. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. 12-pane unhorned sashes
to first floor. Dentil brick course to eaves, Interior not inspected. Formerly a
moated site.
Listing NGR: SU4646891396
1822
of
2228
STEVENTON CHURCH LANE
SU4691 (South side)
12/42 Granary approx. l0m E of Manor
Farmhouse
GV II
Granary. Probably mid C18. Brick plinth with arches; weatherboarding on
timber-framing; old plain-tile half-hipped roof. Single-storey, 5-bay range.
Plank door to centre with C20 lean-to hood. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4649691398
1823
of
2228
STEVENTON HIGH STREET
SU4791
13/43 Road bridge over railway
GV II
Road bridge. Probably c.1839. Probably by I.K. Brunel. Brick. Eliptical central
arch over railway lines. Lower round arches to left and right. Plain brick
parapet.
Listing NGR: SU4731091622
1824
of
2228
STEVENTON HIGH STREET
SU4791 (East side)
13/44 No.19
15/03/83
- II
Cottage. Probably late C17. Thin timber-framing with rendered, and with painted
brick infill: old plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to right of
centre. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic; 3-window range at
right-angles to street. C20 panelled door to C20 gabled porch at right of
centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Half-hipped dormers to left of
centre, and to right with C19 two-light casements. Left return, to street:
gabled dormer, with 2-light casement. Interior not inspected but reputed to have
newel winder staircase to rear of stack.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c,l300-c,1650,
with special reference to Steventon", by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ.Ph.D,thesis
1976).
Listing NGR: SU4721291848
1825
of
2228
STEVENTON KENNEL LANE
SU4792 (East side)
11/45 Old Farm House
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Belcher's
Farmhouse, 5 Kennel Lane and
under The Green)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C15 origins; early C17 addition; mid C17 addition to rear;
late C18 front range. Red brick; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks.
2-storey, 3-window range. 4-panel door to centre with C20 open porch.
Segmental-headed 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings with segmental brick
heads. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. Rear cross-range of
irregular timber-framing with brick infill, Interior not inspected but noted as
having remains of cruck truss.
"Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire c.1300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (PhD.Thesis. Oxon, 1976)
Listing NGR: SU4747692036
1826
of
2228
STEVENTON KENNEL LANE
SU4791 (East side)
13/46 The Kennels
- II
House. Probably early C18. Rendered plinth; small timber-framing with rendered
infil1; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick end stack to left
Single storey and attic; 2-window range. C20 door to left with C20 lean-to open
porch. 2-light casements to left of contre,m and to right. 2-gabled dormer with
2-light casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4754491938
1827
of
2228
STEVENTON MILL STREET
SU4691 (West side)
12/47 The Hill House
- II
Mill house, now house. Early C17, C18 cross-wings to rear, C18 corridor to rear
of main range, and raising of rear roof slope of main range. Render, probably on
timber-framing; light timber-framing to left with painted brick infill; old
plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to right of centre. 3-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 4-window, 5-bay range. 6-panel door to right of
centre, with flat hood. Irregular fenestration of casements, with some C18
casements to first floor. Rear: irregular fenestration of casements and sashes.
Interior: C18 straight-flight staircase with winders from ground to first floor
at right end of C18 corridor to rear of main range. Queen-post roof. Chamfered
spine beam with ogee end stops to ground floor right. Open fireplace to ground
floor right. First floor of main range has much exposed wall framing
Listing NGR: SU4657491300
1828
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU4792, SU4791 (North side)
11/48, 13/48 Raised Causeway
GV II
Raised Causeway. Probably C14. Raised earthwork causeway with rubble stone
pathway and stone steps, History: probably built by the Black monks of
Steventon.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p228; "The Oxfordshire Village Book", N.
Hammond, 1983, p152)
Listing NGR: SU4728892062
1829
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU'4792 (South side)
11/49 Nos.28-34 (even) (1-4 (consec)
06/08/52 Green Farm)
(Formerly listed as No.28)
GV II
Includes those parts formerly separately listed as Nos. 30, 32, and 34,
Farmhouse, now 4 dwellings. Early C16 cross-range to left, linked by c,l950
addition to C17 main range; main range raised probably c.1950 Painted plinth;
irregular large timber-framing with arched braces to upper panels, having
painted brick and rendered infill; C20 render to raised part of first floor;
thatch roof; various brick stacks. Complex plan with 3-bay central range, having
cross-wings to left and right.. 2-storey, 4-window range to centre, with 2-storey
cross-wing to left, and single-storey-and-attic cross-wing to right. Four C20
doors to recessed porches to left of centre, centre, and right of centre.
Irregular fenestration of C20 casements except 3-light wood mullion window to
first floor gable end of cross-wing to left. Queen-post roof trusses to gable
ends of cross-wings. Interiors not inspected.
"Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.1300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Ph.D Thesis, Oxen, 1976)
Listing NGR: SU4736192072
1830
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU4792 (Sou+h side)
11/50 Barn approx. 25m SE of Nos.28
27/ll/87 to 34 (even) (1-4 (consec)
Green Farm)
GV II
Barn. Probably early 17, with re-used cruck blades. Uncoursed stone rubble
plinth; close-studded timber-framing with weatherboarding; thatch roof,
half-hipped to right. 5-bay barn. Plank double doors to centre, and
partly-blocked opening opposing to rear. Interior: double queen-post roof with 2
tiers of windbraces, some of tie-beams are re-used cruck blades.
Listing NGR: SU4739992055
1831
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU4792 (South side)
11/51 No.24
GV II
House, formerly part of barn. C16 barn, C19 conversion of part to house (rest of
barn burnt down c.1945). Red brick; thatch half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack
to centre, Single storey and attic; 2-window range. 16-pane unhorned sashes to
ground floor left and right, Single-pane casement to centre. Swept dormers to
left and right with horizontal sashes. Plank door to C20 addition to left.
Interior not inspected but noted as containing cruck trusses.
Listing NGR: SU4736092054
1832
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU4792 (South side)
11/52 Nos.14/16 (Home Farmhouse)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No.16.
Farmhouse)
GV II*
Farmhouse. C14 cross-wing to rear; c.1600 hall range to rear, and kitchen to end
of cross-wing; early C18 front range. Coursed squared stone plinth; red brick
with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks
2-storeys and attic; 5-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with
overlight and C20 segmental wood hood. C20 segmental-headed 12-pane horned
sashes to ground floor with cambered brick heads. Flat brick band between ground
and first floors. Segmental-headed 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor with
cambered brick heads. Wood dentil cornice to eaves. Gabled full dormer to centre
with 2-light casement. Interior: C18 straight-flight staircase in front range.
2-bay crown-post roof to cross-wing at rear.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.1300-c.1650
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ.Ph.D. thesis
1976))
Listing NGR: SU4729392027
1833
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU4792 (South side)
11/53 No.12
GV II
House. Probably mid C16, with C20 alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble to ground
floor left; red brick to ground floor left; red brick to ground floor left of
centre; render probably on stone rubble, except render, probably on brick, to
C20 work; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre, end stack to
right. 3-unit plan with through-passage to left of centre. 2-storey, 3-window
range. C20 plank door to left of centre, with 4-centre arched wood surround with
carved spandrels. C20 two-storey bay windows to centre and right with C20 glazed
loggia to right of centre. 2-light casement to first floor left. Interior not
inspected but noted as having richly moulded beams to hall, and a queen-post
roof structure.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire c,1300--c,1650,
with special reference to Steventon", by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ.Ph.D thesis
1976)).
Listing NGR: SU4727392015
1834
of
2228
STEVENTON MILTON LANE
SU4792, SU4791 (South side)
11/54, 13/54 Colts Close
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Fir Tree
House, 10 Milton Lane,
Steventon)
GV II
House. Late Cl6 cross-wing; hall range early C17; and probably C18 addition to
right roughcast, probably on timber-framing with rendered flush quoins, to
centre and to cross-wing; painted brick: to right; old plain-tile roof; brick
ridge stacks to cross wing, and to right of centre, and end stack to right.
2-storey, 2-bay hall range with 2-storey cross-wing and 2-storey, 2-window
addition to right. Plank door to left with flat hood on brackets. Irregular
fenestration of casements to main range. Wood cross-windows to cross-wing.
Interior not inspected but noted as having late C17 framed staircase with
turned-baluster balustrade and C17 panelling.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.1300-c.1650.
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ.Ph,D. Thesis
1976)
Listing NGR: SU4724292002
1835
of
2228
STEVENTON STATION YARD
SU4791 (North side)
13/55 Brook House
31/10/83
GV II
House. Circa 1839. By I.K. Brunel. Ashlar limestone; complex slate roof; stone
octagonal stacks. Domestic Tudor style. Complex plan. 2-storey, with turret to
right; 3-bay range. Plank door to centre with overlight and 4-centre arched
stone doorway, having hood mould. Irregular fenestration, having 2-light stone
mullion and transom windows to ground and first floor left. Single-light transom
window between ground and first floor to right, and to first floor centre. First
floor to left jettied. Pierced bargeboards to cross-gable at left. Stone gables
to roof. Interior not inspected. History: part of a planning scheme for
Steventon Station which served Oxford until 1844, and was used for board
meetings of the G.W.R.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: p228, 1975)
Listing NGR: SU4721391684
1836
of
2228
STEVENTON STATION YARD
SU4791 (North side)
13/56 Station House, and The
31/10/83 Sycamores
(Formerly listed as Station
House
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Circa 1839. By I.K. Brunel. Ashlar limestone; complex
slate roof; stone stacks. Domestic Tudor style. Complex L-shaped plan. 2-storey,
4-window range, Complex irregular fenestration C19 panelled door to right of
end of cross-wing, Interior not inspected. History: part of a planning scheme
for Steventon Station which served Oxford until l844, and was used for board
meetings of the G.W.R.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: p228, 1975)
Listing NGR: SU4718991667
1837
of
2228
SU46769177 STEVENTON STOCK'S LANE
(West side)
06-AUG-1952 No.2 (The North Star Public
1710/12/57 House)
(Formerly listed as The North
Star, The Causeway
II
Public house. Probably mid-C17, with C19 lean-to additions to ground floor left and
right. Painted large timber framing with rendered and painted brick infill;
Painted brick to addition at right; old plain-tile roof; slate roofs to additions;
brick end stack to right, ridge stack to left of centre.
Single-storey-and-attic 4-bay range, with cross-wing to rear centre. Plank door to
left of centre, having C19 open timber-framed porch with bench seats. Two 9-pane
windows to centre. 3-light C20 casement to addition at right, C20 flat-roofed dormer
to centre.
Interior: Chamfered spine beams to ground floor. In public bar to rear of the
building, C18 settle arranged to 3 sides is oriented around fireplace. One range of
the settle is attached to a partition wall and extends the full height of the room
with a shallow curved return; the L-shaped range is free-standing and half-height
with shallow curved returns to both ends. There is no bar counter; all drinks are
served from a small room off the public bar. Survival and arrangement of settle is
rare and similar to that at The King's Head, Laxfield, Suffolk (q.v.)
Listing NGR: SU4677891760
1838
of
2228
STEVENTON CHURCH LANE
SU4691 North side)
12/39 Church of St Michael and All
09/02/66 Angels
(Formerly listed as Church of
St. Michael and All Angels,
The Causeway)
GV I
Church. Early C14, with late C15 alterations, probably at the expense of Sir
Hugh Calveley. Coursed stone rubble to south aisle and to south tower; uncoursed
stone rubble, to nave; lead roof to nave; south aisle and tower roars not
visible. S-bay chancel, 6-bay nave, south aisle and south tower. 2-centre arched
doorway to base of tower, having hood mould and double-leaf doors with
Perpendicular wood tracery ribbing. 2-light reticulated tracery windows to south
aisle and to west side of tower. 2-light stone mullion windows with cusped
lights to left of nave. 2-light stone mullion window with Perpendicular heads to
lights to right of chancel. 2-light reticulated tracery window to east end of
south aisle. 5-light perpendicular tracery window to east end of chancel. North
side of nave: 2-centre arched doorway to left of centre with hood mould having
carved end stops. 2-light reticulated tracery windows to nave. North side of
chancel: 3-light intersecting tracery window to right. 2-light window of unusual
reticulated tracery to left. West end: round-arched doorway with hood mould and
carved end stops and central boss, having ribbed double-leaf doors. 3.-light
stone mullion window above with Perpendicular heads and hood mould, Top stage of
tower has 2-light reticulated tracery louvred openings to each side.
Battlemented parapet to tower. Interior: chancel arch-braced collar-truss roof
with moulded ribs, mid-collar purlin and carved bosses. Recess to right of east
window with stone tracery to vault. Cl9 piscina and 2-seat sedillia. 2-centre
segmental arch to aisle with hood mould, having carved faces to end stops. C19
choir stalls, altar rail and tile floor, Nave: arch-braced collar-truss roof
with moulded ribs, mid collar purlin, and carved bosses. C19 octagonal stone
font with quatrefoil panels to each side of bowl. Lean-to roof to south aisle,
part now vestry. C14 intaglio glass to east window. 2-centred arches to nave and
tower: Majority of pews are C14 in part. History: Sir Hugh Calveley owned the
manor of Steventon from c,l361-1394 and it is possible that he paid for the
re-furbishment of the Church from the profits of his military campaigns:
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: p227-8, 1975; Steventon Church and Sir Hugh
Calveley by J. Fletcher in Transactions of the Newbury District Field Club".
Vol 12, No.1, pp74-85, 1970).
Listing NGR: SU4644191429
1839
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691, SU4791 (North side)
12/58, 13/58 Raised Causeway
GV II*
Raised Causeway. Probably C14. Raised earthwork causeway with rubblestone
pathway and stone steps. History: probably built by the Black monks of
Steventon.
Buildings of England; Berkshire: 1975, p228; "The Oxford Village Book:", N.
Hammond, 1983, pl52).
Listing NGR: SU4683791820
1840
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (North side)
12/59 Steventon Primary School
25/02/72 (Formerly listed as Steventon
Parish School)
GV II
School. Circa 1864 and 1871 by G,E. Street, addition of 1900 (foundation stone
to gable end). Red brick with stone sill band; old plain-tile complex roof;
brick lateral stack to rear; brick bell-cote to left cross-wing, Complex plan.
Single-storey, 4-bay class-room range to right, with single-storey, 4-bay
class-room range to right, with single-stormy linking archway to left end
leading to single-storey, 3-bay class-room cross-wing. C19 plank doors to
doorways. Irregular fenestration of C19 casements, some with C19 wrought-iron
bars. Interior not inspected but noted as having C20 alterations. C20 additions
not of special architectural interest. Included for group value.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire; p228, 1975)
Listing NGR: SU4673791805
1841
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (North side)
side)
12/60 Rookery Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Probably late CI7, with later additions. Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile half-hipped roof brick ridge stack to centre.
2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range, 6-panel
part-glazed door to gabled porch at centre. Tripartite unhorned sashes with
glazing bars to ground and first floors, at left and right. 2-light casement to
first floor centre. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4653191552
1842
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (North side)
12/61 Barn approx. 10m N of Rookery
Farmhouse
GV II
Barn, part now converted to garage. Probably mid C17, with later alterations.
Stone uncoursed rubble and brick plinth; close-studded timber-framing with
weather-boarding; corrugated metal sheeting to roof, hipped to left, half-hipped
to right, 4-bay barn. Double doors to right of centre, C20 garage doors to
right. Stable door to left of centre. C20 windows to left and to left of centre.
Interior: double queen-post roof, with most common rafters replaced. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4653091576
1843
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4791 (South side)
13/62 No.19 (The Cottage)
GV II
House, Probably late C17 with C20 alterations to roof. Light timber-framing with
painted brick infill to first floor; old piain-tile roof; brick end stack to
left, 2-storey, 2-window range at right-angles to street, 6-panel part-glazed
door to centre. 4-pane horned sashes to ground floor left and right. Horizontal
sashes to first floor left and right. Right return, to street: 2-storey bay
window with jettied roof over. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4708991918
1844
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4791 (South side)
13/63 No.21 (Pound House)
GV II
House, Early C17. Roughcast on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge
stack to right of centre. Originally 3-unit cross-passage plan, chimney stack
inserted into cross-passage converting plan to 3-unit lobby-entry plan.
2-storey, 3.-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements, Interior not inspected but noted as having queen-post
roof.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.1300-c.1650,
with speciai reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ. Ph.D.thesis
1976)
Listing NGR: SU4708091914
1845
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4791 (South side)
13/64 Nos.35 and 37
GV II
House. now 2 dwellings. Probably Cl6, raised C17, Small timber-framing with
painted brick infill; render to cross-wing to left; plain-tile roof, haif-hipped
to right; brick end stack to left; brick ridge stack to right of centre;
2-storey. 3-window range with single-storey-and-attic cross-wing, to left. Sash
door to right of centre. 3-light casements to all openings of main range, except
C20 casement to first floor left. C20 fenestration to cross-wing.
Listing NGR: SU4700891872
1846
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/65 No.39
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as Nos.39,41
and 43)
GV II*
House, Probably late C14, with C15 addition to rear of cross-wing, and C17
addition to end of cross-king to rear. Render, probably on timber-framing; large
timber-framing to end of cross-wing to right, having cross-bracing to first
floor panels, and rendered infill; old plain-tile roof; stone-based brick end
stack to left; brick lateral stack to right return of cross-wing. 2-storey,
2-window main range, with 5-bay cross-wing to right. 2-panel door to right of
main range having C20 wood surround and flat hood, 8-pane unhorned sash to
ground floor left. Two 3-light wood mullion and transom windows to ground floor
end of crass-wing. Horizontal sash to first floor left of main range. 4-pane
casement to first floor right of main range. 3-light casement to first floor
centre of end of cross-wing. Braced crown-post roof truss to gable end of
cross-wing, C15 cusped bargeboards to gable end of cross-wing. Right return of
cross-wing. Large timber-framing with angled braces to first floor. Left return
of main range: full-cruck truss and projection of bread oven. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.l300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ. Ph.D.thesis,
1976)
Listing NGR: SU4698691864
1847
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
(South side)
SU4691
12/66 No.53
GV II
House. C15 origins, late C16 cross-range to rear, C17 alterations, late C19
encasement. Red brick with yellow brick dressings; slate roof; brick ridge
stacks to centre, and to left of centre, Originally hall house. 2-storey,
4-window range with cross-wing to rear right. C20 door to left of centre with
overlight and segmental brick head. Cl9 angled bays to left and to right of
centre, with C20windows, C2O casements to right with C19 surround having
seqmental brick head, C20 casements to C19 openings to first floor. Cross-wing
to rear is of large timber-framing with roughcast infill. Interior not inspected
but noted as having remains of cruck blades and other features.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.1300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventon", by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ. Ph.D.thesis
1976)
Listing NGR: SU4691991832
1848
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (south side)
12/67 No.55 (Co-op Community Store)
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.55)
GV II
House, now shop and dwelling, Probably early C17, with C20 singie-storey
addition to front, and C20 alterations. Render on brick to addition; render,
probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre,
ridge stack to right. 2-stormy, 3-window range, C20 shop front to right having
C20 door to centre. Garage door to left of centre. C20 door to left, 3-light C20
metal casements to first floor centre, and right with cross-gables. C20
flat-roofed half-dormer to left with two C20 two-light casements. Interior:
ground floor opened up to form shop, Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4689791822
1849
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/68 No.57
06/08/52
GV II
House. Probably early C17. Rendered plinth; render, probably on timber-framing;
old plain-tile roof; brief: ridge stack to right with brick flue. 2-storey,
3-window range, 6-panel part-glazed door to left with flat hood on brackets.
3-light casements to ground and first floors at left of centre, right of centre,
and to right. Cross-gables to left of centre, and to right, both having
dentilled wood barge-beards and finials, Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4688991815
1850
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/69 Raised Causeway
GV II*
Raised Causeway. Probably C14. Raised earthwork causeway with rubblestone
pathway and stone steps. History: probably built by the Black monks of
Steventon.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p228; "The Oxfordshire Village Book", N.
Hammond, l983, p152) -
Listing NGR: SU4665191649
1851
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/70 No.67 (Tudor House)
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.67)
GV II*
House. Late C14, with mid C17 alterations. Painted brick to main range, with
fragments of timber-framing; roughcast, probably on timber-framing, to
cross-wing to right; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to cross-wing;
lateral stack to rear of main range. Hall and cross-wing plan with
cross-passage, 2-storey, 2-window main range with 2-storey cross-wing. 4-panel
part-glazed door to right of main range. Irregular fenestration of Cl9 casements
with segmental brick heads to ground floor of main range, 2-storey Cl7 octagonal
bay window to end of cross-wing with wood mullion and transom windows with
carved mullions and transoms; gabled roof with pargetted inverted heart to
gable. 3-light C18 casement to right of centre of main range. Angled oriel
window to first floor left of centre with wood mullion windows and shaped
bargeboards to gabled roof. Cross-gable to left. Interiors, Straight flight
staircase from ground to first floors. Arch-braced base cruck to centre of main
hall, range with deep tie and cusped principals above. Queen-post roof to
cross-wing. Dining room, to ground floor of cross-wing has fielded panelling
with false quartered marquetry and grained and marbled fireplace surround,
having painted panel to overmantel.
("Smallar Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire c.1300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Ph.D. thesis, Oxen. 1976)
Listing NGR: SU4675791739
1852
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/71 No.71
06/08/52
GV II
Includes those part formerly separately as Nos.,69, 73 and 75 The Causeway.
House. Probably early C16, with later alterations. Rendered plinth;
colour-washed brick to right; large timber-framing with rendered infill, and
arched braces to first floor central old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks to
left of centre, and to centre; end stack to right. 2-storey, 4-bay range, Sash
door with C20 wood surround and flat hood, to left of centre. Garage doors to
right, Irregular fenestration of 2-light and 3-light casements, except early C20
bay window to ground floor left, and early C20 3-light casement to first floor
left having floating cornice. Cross-gable to left, Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4674491732
1853
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/72 No.79
06/08/52
GV II
Includes that part formerly separately listed as No.77, The Causeway.
House. Probably mid C16, with later alterations. Stone rubble plinth to centre;
large timber-framing with paitned brick infill; old plain-tile roof; massive
stone coursed rubble lateral stack to right of centre, with 2 diagonally brick
flues, 2-storey, 3-bay range. 4-panel door to right of centre with flat hood.
Irregular fenestration of casements, except 2-storey octagonal bay window to
left of centre, with wood mullion and transom windows and gabled roof.
Cross-gable to left with braced queen-post reef truss. Interior not inspected
but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4673291718
1854
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
No.81 and attached gateway
12/73
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.81)
GV II
House. Mid C16, with C18 reconstruction to right. Large timber-framing with
painted brick infill to left; painted brick to right; old plain-tile roof; brick
ridge stack to junction of two ranges. 2-storey, single-bay range to left,
taller 2-storey, 2-window range to right, 6-panel part-glazed door to left of
centre with segmental brick head. 4-pane horned sashes to right range. 2-light
casements to left. Flat brick band between ground and first floors to right.
Interior: C18 staircase to right. Chamfered spine beams to ground floor, Gateway
to left: old plain-tile roof. Plank double doors to front. Queen-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU4672191706
1855
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/74 Nos. 83/85
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.83)
GV II *
Includes those parts formerly separately listed as No.85.
House, formerly two dwellings, Probably late C13, with some C15 reconstruction.
Render to left and centre, probably on timber-framing; painted brick to right,
with fragments of timber-framing; old plain-tile roof, hipped to right, with
corrugated metal sheeting to right; brick ridge stacks to centre and to left of
centre. Single storey and attic; 4-bay ranqe, Plank doors to left of centre and
to right. 3-light casements to left of centre and to centre. C20 metal casement
to right of centre. Bread oven projection to left, 3 gabled dormers, to left of
centre, right of centre, and to right. Interior not inspected but noted as
having 4 cruck trusses with collars and wind braces.
("Two Early Cruck Houses in North Berkshire Identified by Radiocarbon" by C.R.J.
Currie and J.M. Fletcher in Medieval Archaeology", vol 16, 1972 p136-142)
Listing NGR: SU4669191673
1856
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/75 No.87 (Date Cottage)
GV II
House. Early C16 origins; C18 alterations to right. Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof of various heights; brick end stack to left,
lateral stack to rear right. Singla-storey-and-attic, sinqle-bay range to left,
2-storey, 2-window range to right, linked by lower single-stormy bays Plank door
to right of left range: 2-light casement to centre of left range. 2-light
casement to central, linking bay. Horizontal sashes to right range, except C20
two-light casement to ground floor left. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4668291655
1857
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/76 Nos.99 and 101
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings C16 front range, C17 cross-wing to rear; C19 addition to
left, C20 addition to right. Render, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile
roof, half-hipped to right. Stone ridge stack to left of centre, with brick
coping; brick ridge stack to right of centre. 2-stormy, 5-window range, 6-panel
part-glazed door to left with lean-to hood, Two C19 bay windows with lean-to
roofs to left of centre. C20 bay window with lean-to roof to right of centre,
C20 3-light casement with lean-to hood at right, 2-light oriels on brackets to
first floor with false darner cross-gables, all, except that to right, having
wrought-iron finials. Cl9 addition to left. Red brick; old plain-tile roof,
2-storey, single-bay addition. 16-pane unhorned sashes to ground and first
floor. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4662191585
1858
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEMAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/77 Nos.l03 (The Old Vicarage) and
06/08/52 107
(Formerly listed as No.103)
GV II
Includes those parts formerly separately listed as Nos.105 and l07. Vicarage,
now dwellings. Early C14 cross-wing to right; mid Cl6 main range and
cross-wing to left, some C17 alterations. Brick plinth; large timber-framing
with rendered infill; old plain-tile complex roof; brick ridge stack to left of
central range. U-shaped plan. 2-storey, 2-bay central range with 2-storey
cross-wings to left and right. Sash doors to left return of right cross-wing and
to right return of left cross-wing. irregular fenestration of casements except
wooden oriel window to first floor left of central range. Queen-post roof truss
to gable end of left cross-wing. Crown-post roof truss to gable end of right
cross-wing. Rear: C17 wood cross-windows to first floor right. Interiors not
inspected.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire; c.1300-c.1650
with special reference to Steventon by C.R.J. Currie (Ph.D thesis, oxen 1976)
Listing NGR: SU4660691564
1859
of
2228
STEVENTON THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691 (South side)
12/78 Nos.123 (The Priory) and 127
06/08/52 (Priory Cottage)
(Formerly listed as No.123
(The Priory))
GV II*
Includes those parts formerly separately listed as Nos.125, 127 The Causeway and
No.1 (Priory Cottage) Mill Street.
Priory, now 3 dwellings. South-west block of c,l330; north-west block of c.1463;
hall of c.1500; service wing to hall of c.1550; late C16 range to east; with
later alterations. Irregular and large timber-framing, with some close-studding;
painted brick and rendered infill; complex old plain-tile roof; various brick
stacks: massive stone end stack to right with brick flues. Courtyard plan, with
wing to east. 2-storey, 7-window range with 2-storeys-and-attic cross-wing to
left. Plank door to right of centre with flat hood. 4-panel door to left of
centre with flat hood, 4-panel part-glazed door to end of cross-wing to left.
Irregular fenestration of casements and sashes except wood oriel window to
ground floor right, having wood mullion and transom windows and flanking 3-light
wood mullion windows. Wood oriel to first floor right, having wood mullion and
transom windows. Cross-gable to centre. Jettied cross-gable to right with
pendant bosses. Rear: part-encased in brick. Interior: false-hammer-beam roof
truss to hall with 2 tiers of curved wind braces, Massive stone fireplace to
hall. Crown-post roofs to west range and to west part of north range, Queen-post
roof to rest.. Some medieval wood arched doorways visible. History: priory from
1330, and on the site of earlier priory buildings and partly used as the manor.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire, c.l300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventon" by C.R.J. Currie (Oxford Univ. Ph.D,thesis,
1976)
Listing NGR: SU4655891503
1860
of
2228
THE CAUSEWAY
SU4691
1710-0/12/10001 (North West side)
Causeway Farmhouse and
outbuilding attached to north
west
GV II
Farmhouse. Circa early C17, extended in circa C18 and altered in C19. Timber-framed,
partly rebuilt in brick, roughcast and applied sham framing, extended in stone rubble
and
brick. Plain tile roof with gabled ends and hipped corner. Brick axial and lateral
stacks.
PLAN: Jettied front range of 2 room plan and with doorway to left of centre. Wing
behind
right hand end possibly of same date with C18 and C19 extensions on its south west
side
and an outbuilding on the north west end. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and attic. Asymmetrical
2-window south east front, ground floor red brick and first floor jettied out on
shaped
brackets, rendered and with applied sham timber-framing; C19 20-pane sashes and
doorway
to left of centre with 6-panel door; 2 small gabled dormers with C20 casements. South
west
side of rear wing has stone rubble gabled extension on left and brick infil at
centre. North
east side roughcast and painted brick and with various casements and small gabled
dormer.
Rear outbuilding on right has one bay with exposed timber framing, the remainder
brick
and partly weatherboarded. INTERIOR: Main south east front range only attic
inspected;
this is ceiled but has exposed 5-bay roof structure with two tiers of purlins, the
upper purlins
clasped above high collars, the lower purlins are butted [tenoned] to the principals;
straight
wind-braces. Rear wing has partition with curved braces to tie-beam and large purlins
clasped over collars; ground floor room of rear wing has chamfered axial and cross-
beams and
exposed joists.
Listing NGR: SU4665791712
1861
of
2228
STEVENTON THE GREEN
SU4792 (North side)
11/79 The Grove
GV II*
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Stone coursed rubble plinth; red brick with
flared headers in Flemish bond; 20 plain-tile hipped roof; brick lateral stacks
to rear. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. C20 door to centre with overlight
and C20 gabled hood on brackets. 2-light casements to all openings, those to
ground floor have segmental brick heads. Flat brick band between ground and
first floors, swept over hood of central door. 3 hipped full dormers with
2-liqht casements. interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4735292242
1862
of
2228
STEVENTON THE GREEN
SU4792 (North side)
11/80 No. 14
GV II
House. Probably early C17; roof raised C19; with Cl9 and C20 alterations. Render
on timber-framing; slate roof; brick end stack to right. 2-storey, 2-bay range.
Three C20 two-light casements to ground floor. Two C20 two-light casements to
first floor. Cl9 addition to left: render, probably on brick; slate roof,
2-storey, 2-window addition, with C20 fenestration. Probably late C18 addition
to right, render, probably on timber-framinq; slate roof. Single storey and
attic; single-window range with C20 fenestration. C20 door to right return.
Interior winder staircases to left and right of main range. Queen-post roof to
main range, raised Cl9. Open fireplace to ground floor right of main range.
Chamfered spine beans to ground floor of main range. Chamfered spine beams to
ground floor of main range.
Listing NGR: SU4731692262
1863
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL PEN LANE
SP4900 (East side)
17/148 Beaulieu Court Farmhouse
06/08/52
- II
Farmhouse. Early C17: remodelled late C18 and mid/late C19. Roughcast over
limestone rubble with ashlar quoins: rubble plinth and moulded string course.
Hipped Welsh slate roof; stone ridge stack rebuilt C20. Cross-shaped plan. 3
storeys; 3-window range. Central 3-storey porch has two-light round-headed stone
window above broken segmental pediment and label mould over 4-centred moulded
stone doorway: C18 panelled inner door with dolphin knocker set in C17 chamfered
stone architrave. Mid/late C19 sashes: late C18 parapet. Rear wing, of one bay,
has early C17 doorway with segmental-arched chamfered stone architrave. Wing to
left remodelled in late C18 and C19: of similar materials: 2-storey, 3-window
range: C19 three-light Gothick casements to left side wall and front gable end.
Interior: some stone-mullioned cavetto-moulded 2-light round-headed windows have
been unblocked (part of original symmetrical front). Moulded stone fireplaces
and C18 panelled doors: stop-chamfered beams. Late C18 dog-leg stairs. First
floor not inspected but likely to be of interest.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.236).
Listing NGR: SP4979300498
1864
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL
SP4900
17/142 Church of St. Leonard
09/02/66
GV II*
Church. C13: late C15 tower, south transept and fenestration: west porch built
1571 for Bishop Jewel. Restored 1870 and 1902. Uncoursed limestone rubble with
ashlar dressings; lead roof, except old tiles to chancel roof. Chancel and nave
with south transept, transeptal north tower and heptagonal west porch. Late C13
three-light east window: 2-bay side walls of chancel have C15 ogee-headed
windows, divided by offset buttress to south. C15 south transept has 3-light
cinquefoil-headed windows except early C16 three-light segmental-arched west
window. 2-bay south wall of nave has similar C15 windows with restored mullions
and heads flanking blocked C13 two-light window without mullion: north wall of
nave has similar C15 windows. C15 three-stage transeptal north tower: C15 one-,
2- and 3-light windows and crenellated parapet with gargoyles. West porch of
1571 in Gothic and Classical style: Tudor-arched doorway with classical
entablature and cinquefoil-headed lights are divided by unfluted Ionic columns
surmounted by classical entablature. Interior: reredos, piscina and mosaic floor
of c.1870. Fine medieval-style floor tiles depict Revelations Chapter 4. C16
collar truss with king stud, and chancel arch of c.1902. Nave has Jacobean
pulpit, C15 octagonal pulpit and C17 bench-ends with huge poppyheads similar to
those at Radley Church (q.v.). C16 five-bay roof has arch braces springing from
vertical side struts into which are tenoned hollow-chamfered purlins with jowled
ends. C15 hollow-chamfered arch to north tower, which has narrow C15 doorway to
stairs. Similar double-chamfered arch to north transept which has C15 five-bay
parclose screen with foiled heads and early C18 panelled double-leaf doors.
Monuments: memorial reset in chancel floor to Margaret Fell, widow of Dean of
Christ Church, d.1657, and others of the Fell family. Late C17 plain oval wall
tablet to Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Throckmorton, d.1632, and her children:
late C17 epitaph to their in-laws, the Baskervilles. Plain wall tablets in nave
to Blower family (early C18), Joseph Barnett, rector, d.1796, and Caroline
Stonehouse d.1810. Stained glass: mainly 1902. Fine east window by J.P. Seddon,
of The Adoration of the Shepherds and the Magi in Pre-Raphaelite style. The
porch was built for Bishop Jewel to commemorate his incumbency at Sunningwell
Parish before becoming Bishop of Salisbury.
(V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.423; Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.234-5;
Bodleian Library M.S. Top. Berkshire. C51, no.108 for south view of church in
early C19; National Buildings Record).
Listing NGR: SP4957200532
1865
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL
SP4900
17/143 Church Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Coursed and dressed limestone with brick quoins and
dressings; gabled old tile roof; symmetrical brick end stacks. L-plan with rear
right wing. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical 3-window range. Segmental brick
arch over mid/late C19 four-panelled door with overlight and C18 flat hood.
Segmental brick arches, with alternating brick headers, over C19 three-light
cross windows. Raised brick storey band. 2-storey rear right wing of similar
materials with storey band. Stair-turret and late C18 brick and tile outshut
adjoin mid/late C18 wing to rear left which is of Flemish bond brick with gabled
old tile roof. Interior: stop-chamfered beams. Central passage has winder stairs
to left and ribbed door to cellar. Attic has early C18 ribbed doors and
collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SP4960600602
1866
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL
SP4900
17/144 Church Farm, barn approx. 60m
NE of farmhouse
- II
Barn. Early c18, Weatherboarding over timber frame on limestone rubble and brick
plinth. Gabled thatch roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. Interior:
5-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins and braced posts.
Listing NGR: SP4964400646
1867
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL
SP4900
17/145 The Old Manor
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.62)
GV II*
House. Early C17. Timber-framed with roughcast panels, on limestone rubble
plinth. First floor, framed of studs spaced up to 1.5m. apart, is jettied over
ground floor, framed panels deep. Gabled old tile roof; stone left end stack,
mid C19 brick and large C17 brick ridge stacks. 3-unit plan with
through-passage, storeys; 4-window range. Square-headed doorway left of centre
has stepped ovolo-moulded architrave with urn stops. C19 mullioned 2-, 3- and
4-light casements, and C20 window to right. Rear: similar architrave to
through-passage door, and C17 three-light wood-mullioned window with leaded
diamond panes: C17 dairy outshut. Rear right wing; later C17, of similar
materials with C19 brick repairs: similar C17 four-light casement and C18
two-light leaded casement. Interior: C17 panelled door to early C17 panelled
room with debased fluted Ionic pilasters to right: early C17 panelled room
above. Central hall has quartered and stop-chamfered beams and chamfered
bressumer over open fireplace with spice cupboard. Through-passage has
timber-framed partitions and stepped ovolo-moulded architrave with urn stops to
hall door. Room on left has stop-chamfered beam and chamfered bressumer over
open fireplace. First floor has 2 timber-framed partitions with chamfered
doorframes. Attic has collar-truss roof with clasped purlins and windbraces.
Closed truss with some remaining wattle and daub panels divides main roof from
early C17 smoke bay on left (heavily smoke-blackened). Rear wing has newel
stairs to attic.
Listing NGR: SP4974700660
1868
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL
SP4900
17/146 The Old Rectory
GV II
Rectory, now 3 flats. c.1840. Coursed and dressed limestone, with ashlar
dressings and chamfered raised quoins; hipped Welsh slate roof; rendered stone
end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range. Cl9
half-glazed door with overlight: round-arched entry to porch. Keyed flat stone
arches over tripartite sashes: 6-pane sash over door set in raised and keyed
architrave. Raised storey band and deep eaves. 2-storey and one-storey service
wings to rear right of similar materials and style. Interior: C19 features
include marble fireplaces and plain dog-leg staircase with stick balusters.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4965000552
1869
of
2228
SUNNINGWELL
SP4900
17/147 Sunningwell House
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18, remodelled mid C19. Front: right bay of C19
Flemish bond brick with some flared headers: bays to left of flared header bond
brick with orange brick dressings: left side and rear of limestone rubble with
brick quoins and dressings and stone quoins to right. Gabled old tile roof;
brick right end stack and rear lateral stack. L-plan with rear right wing. 2
storeys and attic; 4-window range. Segmental arch over C20 door to right of
blocked door and C19 inserted window openings with C20 windows: 3 mid/late C19
cross windows on first floor. Raised storey band and dentilled eaves; two C19
roof dormers. Later C18 rear left wing of limestone rubble with brick dressings:
has reset medieval head corbel. Interior: segmental brick arch over open
fireplace to right. Chamfered beams. First floor not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SP4972000662
1870
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY APPLEFORD ROAD
SU5094 (North side)
7/81 Mill House
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.1 (Mill
House))
GV II
Mill house, now house, C18, possibly incorporating earlier structure; with C19
alterations. Coursed squared stone plinth with brick coping to left and centre;
coursed squared stone with brick dressings to ground and first floors left and
centre, and to ground floor right; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond
to first floor right; complex hipped old plain-tile roof, with some lead ridges;
various brick stacks. originally, 2 storeys and attic; 3-window ranqe, having
2-storey single-bay addition to right. 6-panel door to right of centre with
overlight, having square porch on simple Doric columns with trygliph frieze to
cornice. Horizontal sash to right of centre with flat brick arch of rubbed
bricks. Single-pane casement to left of centre. Blocked doorway to centre with
brick quoins and rubbed brick flat arch. Blocked window opening to left. Flat
brick band between ground and first floors to original 3 bays. 12-pane unhorned
sashes to first floor. False 12-pane sash to left, painted on blank panel. Coved
eaves to original range. 2 hipped full dormers with 2-light casements. Left
return: render, probably on brick. Doric giant-order pilasters between and at
end of bays. Regular fenestration. 16-pane unhorned sashes to first floor with
C19 cast-iron window-boxes. Coved eaves. 3 hipped full dormers. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5059594399
1871
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY BROOK STREET
SU4993, SU5093 (North side)
8/82, 9/82 Brook House Cottage
II
The entry shall be amended to read:-
SUTTON COURTENAY BROOK STREET
SU4993, SU5O93 (North side)
8/82, 9/82 No. 4
II
------------------------------------
SUTTON COURTENAY BROOK STREET
SU4993, SU5093 (North side)
8/82, 9/82 Brook House Cottage
- II
House. C17. Painted stone uncoursed rubble plinth; large timber-framing with
painted brick infill; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to right: Single
storey and attic; 3-bay range. Plank door to right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. C20 flat-roofed dormer to centre. Queen-post roof
truss to left return. Interior net inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5001193986
1872
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY BROOK STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/83 No.1 (Cross Trees Cottage)
GV II
House, Probably mid C16. Painted rendered plinth; small timber-framing to right
with painted brick infill; large timber-framing to left with painted brick
infill; arched bracing above; thatch roof, hipped to right; brick ridge stacks
to left of centre, and to right. Single storey and attic; 4-bay range. Plank
door to centre with thatched hood. 15-pane window to left, Horizontal sash with
shutters to right. 2 swept dormers with horizontal sashes. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5015093936
1873
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHAPEL LANE
SU5093 (West side)
9/84 No.6 (Howes Cottage)
GV II
House C17. Painted brick to ground floor; roughcast to first floor with some
irregular timber-framing to right; old plain-tile roof; C20 rebuilt brick stack
to left of centre, 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. 2-light casements to
ground floor, except 3-light casement to left, 2-light casements to first floor,
except 3-light casement to left. Cross-gable to right of centre with 2-light
casement. Rendered panels to first floor with stencil floral decoration to left
and left of centre. Plank door to cross-wing to right rear. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5007893940
1874
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/85 Nos.24 (Tudor Cottage) and 26
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Nos,24A,
24, 26 and 28 Tudor Cottages)
GV II
House, now converted into 2 dwellings. Probably late Cl6 with later alterations.
Painted brick; render, probably on brick to ground floor of cross-wing to left;
render, probably on timber-framing to first floor right of centre and to right;
large timber-framing with angle bracing to first floor of cross-wing having
rendered infill; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stacks, 2-storey, 4-bay range,
with cross-wing to left. Plank door to left of centre. 4-panel doors to centre
and right. Irregular fenestration of 2 and 3-light casements, except 12-pane
casement to ground floor of cross-wing. 12-pane unhorned sash with architrave
surround to first floor of cross-wing, Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5055794379
1875
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/86 Nos.20 and 22
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No.20
(Tudor Cottages) and No.22
(Tudor Cottages) and
Whitehead's Shop)
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. Probably early C17, Rendered plinth; small
timber-framing with painted brick infill, some in herring-bone bandy old
plain-tile roof, hipped to right; brick ridge stack to centre, 2 storeys and
attic; 4-bay range, 2 plank doors to left of centre, 6-panel door to right,
3-light casement to left, with leaded lights, 2-light casement to centre, with
leaded lights. C19 square bay, with lean-to roof, to right of centre, having
12-pane window to its right, Ipswich windows to first floor left and right of
centre with carved wood pulvinated friezes. 2-light casements to left and right.
Cross-gables to left and right of centre having double queen-post roof trusses,
that to left of centre has 2-light casements. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5054794356
1876
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/87 Courtenay Lodge
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.12
(Courtenay Lodge)
GV II
House. Early C18 front range, probably early C19 rear range with later
alterations. Ashlar stone plinth; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond;
old plain-tile hipped roof with lead ridges to front range, old plain-tile
hipped roof to rear range; brick stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range.
6-panel door to centre with decorative overlight and wooden Doric pilaster
surround and deep shell hood on richly carved brackets, having carved basket of
fruit to hood. 2-light casements to all openings, those to ground floor have
rubbed-brick flat arches. Moulded brick band between ground and first floor.
Wood dentil cornice to eaves, 3 hipped full dormers with 2-light casements.
interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5053894298
1877
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/88 Little Chemscote
GV II
House. Dated 1749 to datestone at gable end to right. Rendered plinth; render
probably on brick; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-storey,
3-window range at right-angles to street. 6-panel door to centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. 3-light casements with shutters to ground and first
floors of gable end to street, at right. Interior not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU5050494264
1878
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/89 The George and Dragon Public
House
GV II
Public house. Early C17 with C19 and C20 alterations. Rendered plinth;
roughcast, probably on timber-framing to ground floor; C19-false timber-framing
above, with roughcast panels, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge stack to centre, end stack to left. Single storey and attic;
5-window range, 4-panel doors to left of centre, to centre, and to right of
centre; all have overlights and gabled hoods. Plank door to right. C19
three-light casements to left, left of centre, and to right of centre.
Horizontal sliding sash to right. 5 gabled dormers, those to left and to left of
centre have 3-light casements; those to centre, right of centre, and to right
have 2-light casements. Interior: much timber-framing visible to interior,
Listing NGR: SU5046294221
1879
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/90 Church of All Saints
09/02/66
GV I
Church. Romanesque west tower and nave; Cl3 chancel; C14 north and south aisles,
and clerestory; C15 south porch. Coursed stone rubble to south aisle; uncoursed
stone rubble to clerestory, chancel, and tower; brick south porch; roofs of
clerestory, nave, aisles, and tower not visible; old plain-tile roof to chancel,
4-bay aisled nave, 3-bay chancel, and west tower. 2-storey porch to left of
centre of south aisle. 4-centred stone archway with quatrefoil spandrels and
hood having plank studded door. Inner 2-centre arched doorway with wood
tracery-ribbed door. 2-light stone mullion windows with cusped lights and hood
moulds to left and right returns of porch and to first floor. 3-light
rectilinear tracery windows to left, right of centre, right and to right return
of south aisle. 2-light, geometrical tracery window to left return of south
aisle. Five 2-light stone mullion windows with cusped lights to clerestory.
4-centred stone arched doorway to centre of chancel with plank door. 3-light
Perpendicular tracery window to left of chancel. 2-light reticulated tracery
window to right of chancel. East end of chancel: 4-light intersecting tracery
window. 3 lancets to left of north side of chancel; 3-light Perpendicular
tracery window to right. 3-light rectilinear tracery windows to north aisle.
Lancet to right return of north aisle. 2-light geometrical tracery window to
left return of north aisle. C20 two-light reticulated tracery window to left of
clerestory. Y-tracery windows to left and right of centre of clerestory. 2-light
Reticulated tracery window to centre. Tower: of 4 stages. C19 Romanesque doorway
to west side with plank door. Romanesque lancets to north and south faces of
second stage. Round-arched Romanesque window to west face with dog-tooth
moulding to arch, on round columns. 2-light plate-tracery windows to each side
of third stage. Corbel to string-course between third and fourth stage. 2-light
Y-tracery louvred openings to each face of fourth stage of tower. Interior:
arch-braced collar truss roof to chancel. Perpendicular roof to clerestory.
Lean-to roofs to aisles. Late C13 tomb recess to chancel with re-cut effigy of
priest.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: p235-6, 1975)
Listing NGR: SU5048394191
1880
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/91 Chest tomb approx. 10m S of
Chancel of Church of All
Saints
GV II*
Chest tomb. C15. Stone. 5 quatrefoil panels to each side. Single quatrefoil
flanked by lancet tracery to each end. Worn stone top slab.
Listing NGR: SU5048894175
1881
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (East side)
7/92 Chest tomb to Thomas Dalby
approx, l5m E of Chancel of
Church of All Saints
GV II
Chest tomb. Dated 1734. Stone. Moulded plinth. Fielded panel to each side. Oval
panel with spandrels to each end. Baluster mouldings to each corner. Moulded
slate top with armorial bearings incised to top.
Listing NGR: SU5051394180
1882
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094, SU5093 (East side)
7/93, 9/93. The Abbey
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as Nos.2
(The Abbey))
GV I
Rectory house, now religious education centre. Hall and solar range of c.1320;
rear range probably Cl6; south range probably early C17; with later alterations.
Stone uncoursed rubble plinth, with some brick; render, probably one stone
uncoursed rubble, with ashlar stone dressings; old plain-tile complex roof;
various brick stacks. Double-ended hall house plan with later additions forming
courtyard to rear. Garden front: 3-bay hall to centre with 2-storey,
cross-wings. C19 ribbed door to 2-centre arched doorway to right of hall range.
C19 three-light stone mullion windows to left and centre of hall range. 3-lioht
stone mullion windows to ground floor of cross wings, having cusped lights.
2-light stone mullion and transom windows with reticulated tracery heads to
first floor of cross-wings. Battlemented parapet to hall range. C19 bargeboards
to gable ends of cross-wings. Left return, to north: 2 storeys and attic;
6-window range. Plank door to centre with re-cut stone surround with shallow
segmental arch. Stone mullion and transom windows to right of centre and to
right, with cusped upper lights, having 2-light stone mullion window between
with cusped lights and hood mould. Stone 2-light mullion and transom window to
first floor right with ogee-topped lights. Wood tracery casements to rest of
fenestration, some to original openings with hood-moulds. Rear, to east: stone
coursed rubble to ground floor left and right; render probably on timber-framing
to ground floor centre and to first floor. 2-storey, 5-window central range;
double-height end to left; 2 storeys and attic cross-wing to right. 2-centred
archway to ground floor centre, to passage to courtyard. Irregular fenestration
of casements, except lancet to ground floor right of centre, and casement to
first floor centre with arch-topped light. First floor of central range is
jettied. Right return: roughcast, probably on stone rubble to left; roughcast,
probably on timber framing, to service rante to centre and right. Irregular
fenestration of casements, those to the service range have early C19 Tudor-style
wood casements with cusped or 2-centred lights. Rear of hall range, to
courtyard; C14 two-centred stone doorway with hood mould to left, having C19
glazed door. C19 stone mullion windows. Courtyard face of rear range: brick
plinth; render to ground floor, probably on timber-framing; large timber-framing
with tension braces to first floor centre, close-studded timber-framing to first
floor left, having roughcast infill. Interior: various C18 winder staircases,
some with panelled dadoes. Hall of 2 and a half bays has moulded jointed
base-cruck roof with crown-posts above; C19 dado panelling and fireplace. Ground
floor of north range has unmoulded cross-beams and joists, except for room at
end of hall, which has moulded cross beams. North range roof has 3 bays of
crown-post roof with octagonal posts, having damaged mouldings to top, bases not
1883
of
2228
visible. Butt-purlin roof to eastern part of north range. 2-centred stone
doorway at head of staircase at first floor of north range, possibly former door
to solar. Most fireplace surrounds are C19 and C20, probably blocking original
open fireplaces, Queen post roof, to south range and to rear range. History:
probably built by William le Breton. Ceiling of Solar attributed to Thomas
Bekynton, rector of Sutton until 1443, tutor to Henry VI and Bishop of Bath and
Wells.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p236-7; Victoria County History: VCH:
Berkshire; Vol 4)
Listing NGR: SU5026994000
1884
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094, SU5093 (East side)
7/94, 9/94 House approx. 30m E of The
Abbey
(Formerly listed as Cottage in
grounds of Abbey)
GV II
-
House. C17; late C19 addition to rear; C20 alterations. Roughcast on
timber-framing, wi+h some timber-framing visible; old plain-tile roof; brick end
stacks. 2-unit plan. Single storey and attic; 2-window range, 4-panel door to
centre with lean-to hood on brackets. 3-light casements to left and right, with
leaded lights. Gabled half-dormers to left and right with 3-light casements,
having leaded lights. Interior: winder staircase to rear. Queen-post roof. Open
fireplace with bread oven to sitting room at ground floor right.
Listing NGR: SU5031294002
1885
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/95 No.45 (Walton House)
09/02/66 6 (Formerly listed as No,45
(Walton House) and No.43
(Wharf Barn))
GV II
Shown.on 0.S. Map as "The Wharf".
House. Early C19, possibly incorporating alterations by Walter Cave c,1913. Red
brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile hipped roof with lead
ridges; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door to left of
centre with flat hood on brackets. 3-light casements to ground floor left,
centre, and right, having cambered rubbed brick heads and leaded lights. 3-light
casements to first floor with leaded lights. Bracketed eaves. Probably early C20
addition to right in similar style of 2 storey, single-bay range. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU5052794392
1886
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/96 No.43 (The Wharf)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No.45
(Walton House) and No.43
(Wharf Barn))
GV II
House. Circa 1913 by Walter Cave, for Mrs. Asquith; possibly incorporating some
earlier structure. Red brick, with random grey brick, in English bond; old
plain-tile hipped roof; brick internal stacks to rear. 2 storeys and attic;
5-window range, centre bay projects and is of 3 storeys. C20 panelled door to
right return of centre bay, with flat hood on brackets. Irregular fenestration
of wood casements and wood mullion and transom windows, all having leaded
lights. Recessed quoining to corners of centre bay and to ends of 5-bay range. 2
hipped full dormers to left and right with 2-light casements. 2-storey, single
bay wings to left and right with parapetted flat roofs. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5052094379
1887
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/97 Wharf Barn
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Cottage in
garden of "The Wharf")
GV II
Barn, now house. Probably early C17, converted circa l9l3 by Walter Cave for
Mrs. Asquith. Large timber-framing, C20 brick infill, with some weatherboarding;
old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick lateral stack. 2 storeys and attic: 3-bay
range. Irregular C20 fenestration. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5048494393
1888
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/98 No.37 (Wharf Cottage)
GV II
House. C16. Brick plinth; large timber-framing with arched braces and rendered
infill; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of
centre. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Ribbed door to centre with
lean-to hood. C20 casements with leaded lights to ground floor. 3 cross-gables
each with 2-light casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5051194354
1889
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/99 River Cottage
GV II
House. C17 with some late C19 alterations. Rendered plinth; irregular
timber-framing, with some replaced timber, having roughcast infill; thatch roof;
brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6-panel door to left of centre.
Irregular fenestration of 2-light casements, except horizontal sash to ground
floor left. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5049094314
1890
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/100 The Almshouses and attached
walls and gate
GV II
Almshouses. Dated 1820 to inscribed panel. Red brick plinth; grey brick with red
brick dressings; slate hipped roof with lead ridges; brick ridge stacks to left,
centre and right. Single-storey, 13-bay range. Round-arched recess to centre,
having keystone and stone impost blocks. Plank door to left, and 2 plank doors
to right of centre, all with flat brick arches having keystones. 16-pane
unhorned sashes to all openings, having flat brick arches with keystones. Shaped
parapet to centre 3 bays, with central plaque having pediment gables and
flanking urns. Interiors not inspected. Attached brick wall to left, and stone
coursed rubble walls to front, with brick wall to right form courtyard with
wrought-iron central gate with wrought iron overthrow and grey brick with red
brick dressings piers. History: the inscribed panel reads "These cottages were
erected Anno Domini 1820, pursuant to the will of Francis Elderfield Esq., late
of this parish, who endowed the same for ever for the maintenance of six poor
windows, parishioners of Sutton Courtney (sic)".
Listing NGR: SU5046494296
1891
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/101 The Norman Hall
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.9 (The
Norman Hall))
GV I
Manor house, now house. Late C12 with later alterations, probably early C20 wing
to rear. Uncoursed stone rubble with ashlar stone dressings; old plain-tile
roof: brick stacks to rear. 2-storey, 4-bay range at right-angles to street.
Round-arched doorway to left of centre with one order of shafts, roll mouldings,
and nailhead and dogtooth details. Wood studded door. Irregular fenestration,
mostly of C19 casements except lancet window to first floor right; blocked
lancet to first floor right of centre. Right return, street: C20 six-light stone
mullion window to ground floor. C19 three-light stone mullion window to ground
floor. C19 three-light stone mullion window with cusped heads to first floor.
Interior not inspected but noted as having arch-braced collar truss roof with 2
tiers of wind braces. Probably early C20 wing to rear, fronting the street.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: p236, 1975; Photographs held in NMR)
Listing NGR: SU5042694266
1892
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/102 The Manor House
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.7 (The
Manor House including
gatepiers and barn))
GV II*
Manor house. C12 origins. C16, with C17 alterations. Stone coursed rubble to
ground floor: roughcast probably on timber-framing to first floor; cross-gable
old plain-tile roof; various brick stacks, some rebuilt C20. U-plan. 2 storeys
and attic; 5-window range, the right 2 bays project. Plank door to centre with
overlight. Irregular fenestration mostly of C20 casements to original openings,
those to first floor have floating cornices. 5 cross-gables, each with 2-light
casement and richly carved bargeboards. Left return: stone coursed rubble to
ground floor; close-studded timber-framing to first floor with rendered infill.
2 storeys and attic: 5-window range. Irregular fenestration of casements, with
Ipswich window to first floor centre. Right return: 5-bay loggia to ground
floor, having Doric columns supporting flattened arches with central pineapple
pendant bosses. Ipswich windows to first floor, with Doric pilasters between and
Corinthian pilasters to ends, Rear: 3-bay central range with cross-wings. Left
cross-wing has flattened arches with central pineapple pendant bosses. Ipswich
windows to first floor with Corinthian pilasters between supporting cornice with
pulvinated frieze. Interior: late C17 dog-leg staircase with baluster
balustrade, from ground floor to attic of main range. Arch-braced collar truss
roof to north range. Raised base-cruck trusses to main range with cusping below
collar. Cl6 four-centre arched stone fireplace to dining room.
[Buildings of England: Berkshire; p236, 1975)
Listing NGR: SU5023094140
1893
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/103 Barn approx. 50m ENE of The
09/02/66 Manor Manor House
(Formerly listed as Barns at
Manor House)
GV II
Barn. Probably early C18. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; close-studded
timber-framing with weatherboarding; old plain-tile roof. 6-bay barn, aisled to
rear. Corrugated iron doors to right of centre, with gabled midstrey opposing to
rear. Curved under-principal roof with some windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU5030394169
1894
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/104 Barn approx. 70m NE of The
09/02/66 Manor House
(Formerly listed as Barns at
Manor House)
GV II
Barn. Probably C17. Stone uncoursed rubble walls, part with weatherboard
cladding; old plain-tile roof. 5-bay barn aisled to rear, aisle to front left,
catslide addition to right. Hipped midstrey to centre, and opposing midstrey to
rear, with plank doors. Interior: queen post roof, with queen posts at angles.
Listing NGR: SU5031594206
1895
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/105 Dovecote approx. l00m NE of
09/02/66 The Manor House
(Formerly listed as Granary)
GV II
Dovecote. Probably C18. Stone uncoursed-rubble plinth with brick coping; stone
uncoursed-rubble; old plain-tile roof; wood glover to ridge with pyramidal old
plain-tile rDof. 2-storey, single-bay range. Plank door to east side. 2-light
opening under eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5032794209
1896
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side.
7/106 EastGatepier approx. 20mn SE of
06/08/52 The Manor House
(Formerly listed as No.7 (The
Manor House including
gatepiers and barn))
GV II*
Gatepier. Circa 1670. Stone ashlar. Square pier. Stone banding to sides.
Round-topped niches to sides facing house and opposing side. Cornice to top with
pulvinated frieze, the centre of each side breaks forward on brackets. Ball
finial. One of a pair of gatepiers marking former path of entrance drive.
Similar to the gatepiers at Coleshill by Sir Roger Pratt.
Listing NGR: SU5024694134
1897
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/107 WestGatepier approx. 20m SE of
06/08/52 The Manor House
(Formerly listed as No.7 (The e
Manor House including
gatepiers and barn))
GV II*
Gatepier. Circa 1670. Stone ashlar. Square pier. Stone banding to sides.
Round-topped niches to sides facing house, and opposing side. Cornice to top
with pulvinated frieze, the centre of each side breaks forward on brackets. Ball
finial. One of a pair of gatepiers marking former path of entrance drive.
Similar to the gatepiers at Coleshill by Sir Roger Pratt.
Listing NGR: SU5024194129
1898
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/108 Outbuilding approx.l5m NE of
06/08/S2 The Manor House
(Formerly listed as No.7 (The
Manor House including
gatepiers and barn))
GV II*
Outbuilding, possibly former banqueting house. Probably C16, lead guttering
dated 1674 to down-pipe heads. Stone rubble plinth with curved brick coping;
stone coursed rubble to ground floor; close studded timber-framing to first
floor with rendered infill; old plain-tile roof. 2 storeys and attic; 2 and a
half-bay range. Plank door to right of centre with moulded wood 4-centre arched
doorway with decorative spandrels. Regular fenestration of 2-light wood ovolo
mullion windows with leaded lights. Interior: probably Cl9 straight-flight
staircase with winder to base from ground to first floors, with C17 pierced
baluster balustrade. C20 straight-flight staircase from first floor to attic.
Double-queenpost roof with windbraces. Ground floor has chamfered spine beam and
joists with end stops, and a panelled dado.
Listing NGR: SU5025594160
1899
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West side)
7/109 Sundial approx. 10m NE of The
Manor House
GV II
Sundial. Probably C17. Stone. Shaped stone base. Octagonal shaft. Shaped top
with iron markers.
Listing NGR: SU5023694164
1900
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5094 (West Side)
7/110 No.3 Manor Cottage)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as 3 Church
Street, Sutton Courtenay)
GV II
House Mid C14. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; stone uncoursed rubble to ground
floor end of cross-wing to right; irregular timber-framing with brick infill'
mostly painted; thatch roof, hall-hipped to cross-wing; C20 brick lateral stack
to left return of cross-wing; stone end stack with C20 brick flue to left.
Single-ended hall house. Single-storey-and-attic, 2-bay range with 2-storey,
3-bay cross-wing. C20 door to right of main range at junction with cross-wing.
Irregular fenestration of casements. Swept dormer to left of centre. Right
return: first floor has tension braces. Interior not inspected but noted as
having cruck truss to former hall range, and crown-post roof to cross-wing.
Listing NGR: SU5034894160
1901
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY CHURCH STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/111 No.1
25/02/72 (Formerly listed as No.1
Church Street, High Street)
GV II
House. Mid C17, probably raised C19. Roughcast, probably on brick; old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack of centre. 3-storey, 6-window range with
2-storey range of same height, to left, of 2 bays. 8-panel part-glazed door to
right of left range. 12-pane unhorned sashes to ground floor. Wood cross-windows
to first floor with leaded lights. 2-light casements to second floor left, and
to right of centre. Irregular fenestration to range at left. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5015093976
1902
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY DRAYTON ROAD
SU4993 (South side)
8/112 No.3 (Goslings)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Goslings
No.3)
- II
House. C16. Painted uncoursed stone rubble plinth; large timber-framing with
angle braces to first floor and rendered infill; old plain-tile roof; brick end
stack to left; massive stone end stack to right with brick flue. 2-storey,
3-window range. C20 ribbed door to right of centre. 2-light casements to all
openings except 4-light wood mullion windows to ground floor right of centre,
and to right. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4988893968
1903
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY DRAYTON ROAD
SU4894 (South side)
6/113 Gilbourn's Farmhouse
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as No.155
(Gilbourne's Farmhouse))
- II
Farmhouse, now house. C16 origins; mid C17 with C18 alterations and C20
additions. Stone coursed rubble to ground floor of cross-wing to left;
roughcast, probably on timber-framing to first floor of cross-wing; painted
brick to main range; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to right, lateral
stack to end of cross-wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window main range, with
2-stormy, 2-bay cross-wing to left. Main front to garden. C20 glazed door to
left of Rain range. Irregular fenestration of C19 casements except C17 Ipswich
window to first floor right return of cross-wing. C20 sloping roof-lights.
Interior: C18 open-well staircase with wood baluster balustrade, moulded wood
handrail, and panelled dado, from ground to first floor. Queen-post roof. C16
4-centred stone arched fireplace to study to ground floor rear. C18 fielded
panelling to several rooms.
Listing NGR: SU4863494170
1904
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5O93 (East side)
9/114 No. 5 (Sutton Courtenay
Stores)
GV II
The entry shall. be amended to read-:
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/114 No. 5
GV II
------------------------------------
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/114 No.5 (Sutton Courtenay
Stores)
GV II
House, now shop and dwelling. Dated 1714 to datestone at first floor right,
possibly incorporating earlier structure; C19 shop front. Brick plinth to
shop-cront; painted coursed-stone rubble; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack
to right, truncated brick ridge stack to left of centre. 2 storeys and attic;
5-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to right of centre. C19 shop-front to
left and centre having central sash door and bay windows to left and right.
Plank door to left. 4-light wood mullion and transom window to right. 3.-light
casements to first floor left, centre, and right, 2-light casements to first
floor right of centre. C20 casement to original opening to first floor left of
centre. 2 gabled full dormers to left and right of centre. Interior: ground
floor opened up to form shop; chamfered spine beans to ground floor, First floor
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5018893888
1905
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/115 Nos.7 and 9 (The Old School
House)
GV II
School house, now house. Early C18, with C19 alterations to fenestration. Red
brick plinth; grey brick with red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof; brick
end stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. 6-pane door to centre with
overlight and flat hood on brackets. 3-light wood mullion and transom windows to
left and right with cambered brick heads, Flat brick band between ground and
first floors. Wood cross-window to first floor centre, 3-light wood mullion and
transom windows to first floor left and right. Brick dentil cornice to eaves.
Hipped full dormers to left and right with 2-light wood mullion and transom
windows. Interior not inspected. Late C19 school room wing to right, now
converted to dwelling.
Listing NGR: SU5018693880
1906
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/116 No. 13. (Buckeridges)
06/08/52
GV II*
House. Dated 163l to oriel window at first floor right, Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile cross-gabled roof; brick lateral stacks to rear
left and right, that to right with 3 diagonally-set flues. 2 storeys and attic;
3-window range. 9-panel door to right of centre with wood egg-and-dart surround.
3-light wood mullion window to centre with wood egg-and-dart surround. 4-light
wood mullion window to left with wood egg-and-dart surround, having flanking
3-light wood mullion windows. C20 angled bay window to right. 4-light casement
to first floor left. Angled oriel windows on carved brackets to centre and
right, with wood mullion and transom windows having carved mullions and transoms
and false gables above. Carved string-course to eaves. 3 cross-gables with
carved bargeboards and finial drops. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU5018793850
1907
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU509 (East side)
9/117 Barn approx. 25m SSW of No. 13
(Buckeridges)
GV II
Barn. Probably early C18. Brick plinth; weatherboarding on timber-framing; old
plain-tile half-hipped roof. 4-bay barn with lean-to addition to rear. C20
windows to front. C20 door to rear. Interior not inspected. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU5016093816
1908
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/118 Nos.33 and 35
os
and 3s5
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings. C16, with possibly later cross-wing to right. Roughcast
on timber-framing with fragment of archbrace visible to centre, and thin
timber-framing to left return of right cross-wing; old plain-tile half-hipped
roof; brick ridge stacks and lateral stacks to left return of left cross-wing,
and to right return of right cross-wing. U-plan, 2-storey, 3-bay rear range,
with 2-storey, 2-bay cross-wings, Plank door to left return of right cross-wing.
Irregular fenestration of casements, horizontal sash to ground floor and of
cross-wing to right. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5010593716
1909
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/119 Nos.37 and 39
GV II
House, now 2 dwellings, C17. Roughcast plinth; roughcast, possibly on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre, end
stack to right, 2-storey, 3-bay, 2-window range. Two C20 doors under common C20
hood to right of centre. 3-light casements to all openings except 2-light
casement to ground floor left. Interiors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5010093703
1910
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/120 No.47 (Ranseys)
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as 47 High
Street)
GV II
House. Early C17. Roughcast, probably on timber-framing, except painted brick to
right return of cross-wing to left; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to
centre; end stack to right, ridge stack to cross-wing. 2-unit lobby-etnry plan
with cross-wing to left. 2-storey, 3-window main range with single storey and
attic, 2-bay cross-wing to left. 4-panel part-glazed door to centre of main
range. 3-light casements to ground floor left and right. First floor left and
centre jettied. 2-light casement to first floor centre. 3-light wood mullion and
transom windows to first floor left and right. 3-light casement to ground floor
end of cross-wing with floating wood cornice. 3-light wood mullion and transom
window to cross-gable with floating cornice. Irregular fenestration to right
return of cross-wing, All windows have diagonally-leaded lights. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5004493509
1911
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/121 No.49
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as No.49 The
Antique Shop)
GV II
House. Probably early C16, Rendered plinth; large timber-framing to ground floor
with rendered infill; close-studded timber-framing to first floor with rendered
infill, old plain-tile hipped roof with cross-gables to cross-wings; brick ridge
stack to right of centre. Double-ended hall house. 2-storey, 2-bay central
range, with 2-storey cross-wings to left and right. C20 ribbed door to 4-centred
wood doorway at left, with leaded lights. 4-light wood mullion window with
leaded lights to left of centre. Large window with leaded glazing to right.
4-light wood mullion window to first floor left with leaded lights. 3-light
casements to first floor centre and right with leaded lights. Queen-post roof
truss to cross-gable at right. Double queen-post roof truss to cross-gable at
left. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5003093454
1912
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/122 No. 53 (Pull Croft) and
09/02/66 railings to front
(Formerly listed as House Pull
Croft No. 53)
GV II
House. C18 front to earlier structure. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish
bond; old plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to left of centre,
and stack to right. 2 storey and attic; 3-window range. 6-panel door to left
with wood surround of fluted Doric pilasters supporting segmental open pediment,
having central bracket. Angled bay windows to ground floor centre and right
having unhorned sashes with glazing bars and wood Doric fluted pilaster
surrounds and cornices with central brackets. 20-pane unhorned sashes to first
floor. Gabled full dormers to centre and right with 2-light casements, having
leaded lights. C19 addition to left forms cross-wing. Brick: old plain-tile
roof. Single-storey, single-bay range. 4-light casement to right return.
Interior not inspected. Attached wall and railings to front. C19. Brick wall
with round brick coping. Wrought iron railings and gate.
Listing NGR: SU5002593405
1913
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (East side)
9/123 No.59 (Thatched Cottage)
- II
House. C19 front to C17 structure. Red brick; old plain-tile front roof slope;
thatch rear roof slope and ridge; brick ridge stack to right of centre, end
stack to left. 2-storey, 3-window range at right-angles of street. 4-panel door
to left of centre with C20 open porch having hipped plain-tile roof. 3-light
casements to all openings, except C20 bow window to ground floor right. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5001793327
1914
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/124 No.16
GV II
House. C18, possibly incorporating earlier structure. Rendered plinth to left;
painted stone uncoursed rubble to ground floor right; painted brick; old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. Plank
door to left of centre with lean-to plain-tile hood. 4-pane window to ground
floor left. 2-light casements to ground floor centre and right, with segmental
brick heads. 2-light casements to first floor centre and right. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5014593844
1915
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY
HIGH STREET
SU 5093
(West side)
9/125 No. 20
GV II
The'description should be amended to read:-
House. C.1600. Cross wing to a hall house which is now No.18 in
separate ownership. Roughcast, over stone rubble to ground floor and
brick and timber framed above. Gable fronted with tiled roof and C1600
brick chimneystack. Coved cornice above 1st floor window 2 storeys 1
window. Casement to first floor and sliding sash to ground floor. C20
plank door. Deep plinth. S-shaped iron tie to side elevation. Ground
floor has large open fireplace with oak lintel and 2 seats, chamfered
spine beam with lambs tongue stops similar moulded floor joists. 1st
floor has bedroom with smaller brick angled fireplace with chamfered
oak bressumer above. Internal partition wall has curved braces and
wattle and daub construction. Queenpost roof with collar beam, clasped
purlins and windbraces.
------------------------------------
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/125 No.20
GV II
House. Probably C16. Painted plinth to left; roughcast, probably on stone rubble
to ground floor and on timber-framing to first floor; old plain-tile roof; brick
end stack to right, ridge stack to left of centre. Probably former hall-house
plan. 2-storey, 2-bay range with 2-storey cross-wing to left. Plank doors to
centre, and to left of cross-wing. 2-light casement to right. Horizontal sash to
right of cross-wing, 2-light casements to first floor. Cross-gable to left.
Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU5013993833
1916
of
2228
SUTTON COURTNAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/126 No.24 (The Retreat)
GV II
House. C17, with C20 alterations to front. Render, probably on stone rubble to
ground floor; large timber-framing above, with rendered infill; old plain-tile
roof; brick end stack to right. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. 4-panel
part-glazed door to right with lean-to hood. C20 four-light mullion and transom
windows to ground floor left and centre, 2 gabled half-dormers to left and right
of centre with 2-light wood mullion and transom windows. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5013693820
1917
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/127 No.44
- II
House, formerly public house. Early C18, with later alterations, Rendered
plinth; painted brick; old plain-tile hipped rof; brick lateral stacks to rear.
2-storey, 2-window range. C20 door to right of centre with segmental brick head.
Early C20 public house windows to ground floor left and right with segmental
brick heads and having acid-etched galss. 3-light casements to first floor left
and right. Brick dentil course to eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5010793772
1918
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU5093 (West side)
9/128 No.66 (Southfield Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house C15 jettied bay to street end; C16 range to west end; C17
central range, and cross-wing to centre. Roughcast on timber-framing to right;
large timber-framing to left and to cross-wing with painted brick infill: old
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre; stone ridge stack to left
of centre; brick end stack to cross-wing. 2-storey, 5-bay range at right-angles
to street with 2-storey, 5-bay cross-wing to centre. Stable door to left of
centre. Irregular fenestration of casements, including Ipswich window to first
floor right return of cross-wing. C16 wood mullioned window to first floor left.
Right return: first floor jettied. Interior: C20 straight-flight staircase from
ground to first floor. Queen post roof, C15 portion noted as having remains of
dove boxes to gable end, Wood store to left end formerly floored; part of former
smoke by visible to roof, massive stone stack inserted into smoke bay.
Listing NGR: SU5004893644
1919
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU4993, SU5093 (West side)
8/129, 9/129 Long Barn
25/04/74 (Formerly listed as
Agricultural Buildings Part
O.S. parcel No.100 and 112 W
side of High Street)
- II
Barn, converted to dwellings. Probably early C18 with late C20 alterations.
Brick to centre; weatherboardinq, possibly an timber-framing to left and right,
old plain-tile half-hipped roof; brick lateral stack to right. Single stormy and
attic; 11-bay range. C20 irregular fenestration. Gabled dormers to left,
half-dormers to centre, C20 sloping skylights to right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4999093548
1920
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU4993, SU5093 (West side)
8/130, 9/130 No.76
09/02/66
GV II
House. Early C17, with early Cl9 fenestration and alterations. Roughcast,
probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre.
2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Ribbed door to
2-centre arched doorway to centre of projecting central porch, having 3-light
wood intersecting tracery windows to left and right. Bay windows to left and
right, with leaded lights having 2-centred intersecting tracery heads. Y-tracery
wood window to first floor centre. 4-light casements to first floor left and
right, lights have 2-centred intersecting tracery heads. Cross-gables to left
and right. Gabled dormer to centre with wood Y-tracery window. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4999693457
1921
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU4993 (west side)
9/131 No.96(Uptown Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse, Early C17, with late C19 front. Red brick; old plain-tile half-hipped
roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey/ and
attic; 2-window range. C20 gabled porch to centre with 4-panel door and flanking
lights. 20-pane unhorned sash to left. 16-pane unhorned sash to riqht. Gabled
half-dormers to left and right with 16-pane unhorned sashes. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4997993313
1922
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU4993 (West side)
8/132 Barn approx. 45m WNW of No,96
(Uptown Farmhouse)
GV II
Barn. C15, with C20 alterations. Uncoursed stone rubble plinth; probably C20
close-studded timber-framing with waatherboarding; corrugated metal sheet roof.
3-bay range, Plank doors to left. Interior: 2 bays to right of cruck
construction. 3 sets of cruck trusses. The left cruck truss is a base-cruck with
elbowed blades, and 2 collars, the lower arch-braced. The centre cruck truss is
a full cruck truss with elbowed blades, a collar, and a saddle. The right cruck
truss is a base-cruck with 2 collars and a C20 apex. There are 2 rows of wind
braces.
("Smaller Domestic Architecture and Society in North Berkshire c.l300-c.1650,
with special reference to Steventen" by C.R.J.Currie (Oxford Univ. Ph.D.thesis.
1976)
Listing NGR: SU4993193338
1923
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
SU4993 (West side)
9/133 Shelter shed approx. 40m WNW
of No.96 (Uptown Farmhouse)
GV II
Sheltershed. Probably early C18. Timber-framed to rear and ends with
weatherboarding; thatch roof. Single-storey 5-bay range. Queen-post roof.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4994493337
1924
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY
SU 5093 HIGH STREET
9/ No 18
GV II
House. C16 or earlier possible open hall house of which No 20 was the
cross wing. Exterior roughcast, probably over stone rubble to ground
floor and timber framed to 1st floor. Old tiled roof with end right
chimneystack. 2 storeys 1 window. C19 casements and plank door.
Internally the roof appears to have smoke blackened rafters.
Queenpost roof with 2 sets of purlins and curved windbraces. Large
rafters without ridgepiece. Ground floor has open fireplace and
massive spine beam with 3 inch chamfer. C.1600 blocked door surround
originally leading to crosswing which is now No20.
Listing NGR: SU5013993833
1925
of
2228
SU 1993 SUTTON COURTENAY HIGH STREET
(West side)
1710-0/8/10003
No.72
Old House
GV II
House. Circa C17; remodelled and extended circa early C19. Timber-framed with red
brick nogging, partly rendered and faced in red brick; stone rubble plinth. Slate
hipped roof with deep bracketed eaves; north wing has clay plain tile roof with
gabled end. Red brick lateral, axial and gable-end stacks. PLAN: L-shaped on plan,
the eaves of the main range to south and east were raised in the early C19 when the
house was remodelled and extended to the west. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and attic and
single storey and attic north wing. Asymmetrical north front with exposed timber-
framing on ground floor, large red brick lateral stack on left and brick-faced wing
on right with exposed timber-framing in gable end; central 3-centred arch doorway
with half-glazed door with Gothick glazing bars and C20 open porch; C20 casements
with leaded panes. South, garden, front asymmetrical 6-window range with various C20
casements and 3-centred arch half-glazed door; timber-framing exposed on south front
and on east end wall. INTERIOR: Moulded ceiling beams in the south and east range;
chamfered ceiling beams and joists in north wing. Circa early C19 joinery including
panelled doors, chimneypieces and cupboards. SOURCE: Rosier, C. County Archaeological
Services report, August 1992.
Listing NGR: SU4998693520
1926
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY
1710/0/10005 HIGH STREET
11-SEP-01 (West side)
East boundary walls to No. 72
GV II
Boundary walls. Early C18. Coursed limestone rubble with ashlar, tile and brick.
EXTERIOR: main entry with square-section brick piers topped with ball finials, and
with 2 ashlar hinge courses. 4-centred arch with tiles as voussoirs and central
triple keyblock. Flat top. Main walls extend north and south along street frontage,
with a brick string course below stepped coping. Subsidiary C20 brick gatepiers to
the south, with stone pyramid caps. Group value with 72 High Street.
Listing NGR: SU5001493517
1927
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY
1710/0/10007 HIGH STREET
11-SEP-01 (West,off)
Garden Cottage at No. 72
GV II
House. Mid C17. Timber-framed and weatherboarded; plaintiled mansard roof.
EXTERIOR: one storey and dormer attic. South front is 2-window range of 2-light
casements on a rendered plinth. Weatherboarding throughout is alternately painted
blue and white. Central ridge stack.
East return with 4-panelled entrance door to the north under a lean-to weatherboarded
porch. Over the porch is a C18 leaded overlight, and a 2-light early C18 casement
remains to the attic storey, balanced by a 2-light C20 casement.
North front with a full-length early C20 outshut of Fletton brick and roofed with
corrugated iron.
West return with one 2-light casement to each floor.
INTERIOR: frame consists of 2 cruck trusses of thin scantling. Ground-floor with 2
bridging beams, one in each of the 2 rooms, each with chamfers and tongue stops. C19
passage created along north side by insertion of lath and plaster wall. Ground-floor
east room with a late C19 cast-iron register grate. West room with a late C19 opening
for a kitchen range (range removed) and a 2-stage cupboard to its north, with
panelled double doors.
Winder staircase at west end of passage leads to 2 attic rooms. All four cruck blades
have cruck spurs to the wall plates, from which studs descend and principal rafters
rise to the roof apex. Straight windbracing.
Listing NGR: SU4994693535
1928
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY
1710/0/10008 HIGH STREET
11-SEP-01 (West,off)
Stable at No. 72
GV II
Stable range. Early C18, refitted internally early C19. Timber framed and
weatherboarded; hipped plaintiled roof.
EXTERIOR: one storey plus hay loft and dove loft. English-bond brick plinth course.
Weatherboarding painted alternately blue and white and mostly C19. Arrangement is of
stables to the left and carriage houses to the right. Stable range with a central 6-
flush panelled door flanked by one 12/12 horizontally sliding sash right and left,
that to the north altered. 2 carriage houses to the north.
South return with one 12/12 horizontally sliding sash and a pedestrian door. Upper
floor with a hay loft door pierced by three dove holes.
West return with a full-length C19 outshut under a catslide roof supported on square-
section timber posts. Main wall with early C18 weatherboarding. Rebuilt brick stack
at south-west corner.
INTERIOR: door and window in south return relate to the tack room. 6-flush panelled
internal door. Fireplace at west end containing a cast-iron stove. Fitted cupboards
right and left.
Stables with 5 loose boxes of swept timber construction. Cobbled floor and all
internal walls boarded with planks. Each stall with feeding troughs and shuttered
windows with circular timber mullions in the west wall.
Roof of principal rafters with arched braces to the tie beams; 3 tiers of trenched
purlins and collars.
Listing NGR: SU4998993542
1929
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY HILL LANE
SU4993 (South side)
9/134 Sutton Mill
- II
Watar mill. Dated 1773 to brick at ground floor right return, Brick to ground
floor; weatherboarding on timber-framing to first floor; old plain-tile roof. 2
storeys and attic; 3-bay range. Main front to south: 2-light casement to ground
floor right. 9-pane window to ground floor left. 16-pane window to first floor
left. Stable door to right return. Interior: most of the machinery survives
included overshot metal wheel to ground floor left. 2 sets of mill stones with
wood hoppers and bins. Leather-hinged hoist doors to each floor.
Listing NGR: SU4986893474
1930
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY THE GREEN
SU5094 (East side)
7/135 No.2
GV II
House. Early C17 to right, late C18 to left. Roughcast, probably on brick; old
plain-tile roof to right; slate roof to left, hipped at left; brick end stack to
right, ridge stack to left return. 2-stormy, single-window range to right.
Taller 2-storey, 2-window range to left. 4-pane part-glazed door to centre.
20-pane unhorned sash to left, 3-light casement to right. 9-pane unhorned sashes
to first floor left and centre. 3-light casement to first floor right. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5045294170
1931
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY THE GREEN
SU5094 (East side)
7/136 Nos. 4 and 5
GV II
House, formerly converted to 2 dwellings. C16 with C20 addition to rear, Render,
probably on stone rubble, to ground floor; large timber-framing with angle
braces above, with rendered infill; old plain-tile lower portion of roof; thatch
upper portion of roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. Single storey and
attic; 3-wiindow range. C20 door to right return. 3-light casements to ground
floor centre and right. Three C20 flat-roofed dormers with 2-light casements.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5044194153
1932
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY THE GREEN
SU5094 (East side)
7/137 Nos.8,9 and 10
GV II
Farmhouse, now converted into 3 dwellings. C17. Roughcast, probably on
timber-framing, to left; painted coursed stone rubble plinth and walls to right;
old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick end stack to left, ridge stack
to right of centre, lateral stack to centre. 2-storey, 4-window range. 4-panel
part-glazed door to left of centre with C20 lattice porch. 3-light casements to
ground and first floor left and left of centre. 2-light casements with segmental
brick heads to ground floor right of centre, and to right. 2-light casements to
first floor to right of centre, and to right. Rear: large timber-framing to
cross-wing to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5042594087
1933
of
2228
SUTTON COURTENAY TOLLGATE ROAD
SU5094 Culham
7/138 Sutton Bridge and Causeways
18/07/63 (Formerly listed as Sutton
Bridge)
GV II
Bridge. Circa 1807. Coursed stone rubble with ashlar stone dressings. 3 round
arches with keystones to centre. Single arches with keystones to ends of
bridge. Causeways to North and South on 3 round arches. Plain parapet with some
C20 alterations.
(VCH: Oxfordshire: Vol 7, p28, 1962)
Listing NGR: SU5091294792
1934
of
2228
UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
SU3089 (North side)
11/157 The Museum
10/11/52 (Formerly listed as Old School
House south of Church)
GV II
School, now Museum. Datestone c.1617 over door. Founded as boys school by
Thomas Saunders of Wool stone. Chalk ashlar divided from sarsen base by moulded
limestone plinth; limestone coping; stone slate roof; brick stack. Single-unit
plan. One storey. Front to road has 2 -window range, of 2-light cavetto-moulded
chalk- mullioned casements; similar 2-light casements to gables; opposite side
wall has moulded limestone architrave to planked door with date in moulded
gabled roof with coping stones; lateral stack to left. Interior: 3-bay roof has
chamfered and stopped tie-beam, windbraces; present ceiling obscures most of
roof.
Listing NGR: SU3022089237
1935
of
2228
UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/158 Church of St. Mary.
21/11/66
GV I
Church. c.1250. Rendered walling, stone slate roof. Cruciform plan with tower
over crossing. East wall has 3 blank roundels for consecration crosses with 3
lancets above linked by continuous hood-mould; gablets to corner buttresses.
Two 2-light mid C13 windows to each side wall of chancel; south wall of chancel
also has an early C14 reticulated style window and late C19 studded door to mid
C13 gabled porch with stiff leaf capitals to engaged columns. North transept
has 2 lancets to east wall, blank roundel under 3 lancets to gable wall with
gablets to corner buttresses, and on the west wall, two unusual gabled
projections with 3 lights carried to top. South transept has lancet windows to
east wall and 3 to south wall with gablets to corner buttresses; similar gabled
projection to west as to north transept adjoining mid C13 porch, which has
moulded capitals to engaged columns and is tunnel vaulted to old studded door.
North wall of nave has stair-turret to nave adjoining transept, sexfoiled
circular window above blocked C13 door, mid C17 2-light stone-mullioned window
to left beneath eaves, one blank roundel. South wall of nave has mid C17 window
as opposite, one blank roundel. Gabled south porch has corner buttresses with
gablets and late C20 carved figures: stiff-leaf capitals to engaged columns
both inside and out, rib vault; C13 door with original crescent hinges. West
wall has 3 blind roundels under three mid C17 lancet windows with segmental
heads. Octagonal tower with louvred lancets and top storey added in mid C18
with embattled parapet. Interior: late C19 stained glass in east window, late
C19 reredos, 3-bay chancel has wall shafts with moulded capitals and springers
but no arch: eastern sanctuary bay has arch of c.1852; trefoiled heads over
piscina and sedilia; Mid C19 benches and desk. North transept has some detail
to wall shafting: large square aumbry with hinges in north wall adjoining
memorial tablet to Thomas Hughes, 1822-96 and author of "Tom Brown's
Schooldays", and a memorial to Edward Archer, 1603, which is built of limestone
and has two columns with foliate capitals to flat top; C15 chest; trefoiled
piscina to each of the west chapels; late C19 roof with carved heads to
corbels. South transept has monument to John Saunders, which has coffered arch
with strapwork back to semi-reclining effigy; Victorian font; late C19 waggon
roof. Nave has C17 and C18 ledger stones to aisle; C19 wood pulpit; memorial
font of c.1915j 4-bay mid C19 crown post roof. Buildings of England, Berkshire,
pp. 243-4.
Listing NGR: SU3023189314
1936
of
2228
UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/159 Chest tomb approx. 8 metres
south-east of chancel of
Church of St. Mary.
GV II
Chest tomb. Memorial dedicated to John Forty, died 1806. Limestone ashlar.
Moulded plinth and cornice. Neo-classical motifs to plain corner pilasters,
flanking oval inscription to side and end panels with low-relief floral carving
to border.
Listing NGR: SU3026189309
1937
of
2228
UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
SU3089 (North side)
11/160 Craven Cottage
GV II
House. Early C17, extended mid/late C18. Chalk ashlar on sarsen base, brick
dressings; uncoursed chalk rubble to sides and rear, chalk quoins to right
(C17); thatched roof; brick stacks. L-plan, 2 storey, 3-window range. Moulded
architrave to planked door, with C20 flat hood and trellised porch; brick
segmental arches with chalk keys over 3-light C20 casements: brick storey and
eaves bands; gabled to left, hipped to right; symmetrical end stacks, rear end
stack. Interior: 2-unit C17 house with mid/late C18 extension behind left
section of contemporary front; rear room has original C17 fireplace with
chamfered bressummer and deep chamfered beam, with half-pyramidal stop, which
is morticed into timber - framed partition wall; complete set of chamfered
beams and joists; rear first floor room has C17 fireplace with chamfered
bressummer; collar-truss; roof with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3035289386
1938
of
2228
UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
SU3089 (North side)
11/161 The Laurels
GV II
House. Early/mid C18. Chalk ashlar divided by single brick course from sarsen
base; chalk quoins, brick quoining at base; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks.
Original 2-unit plan, Edwardian rear and side wings. 2-storey, 3-window range.
Timber lintel over 6-panelled (2 glazed) Edwardian door with moulded architrave
and gabled Edwardian porch; flat arch of chalk voussoirs with projecting keys
over C20 casements. Gabled roof; end stacks. Interior: Edwardian 4-panelled
doors straight-flight stairs with turned balusters in rear wing, marble
fireplace decorated with swags etc in front left room. One-bay, 2-storey,
roughcast additions to left, and also brick and slate rebuilding of original
rear lean-to of c.1910 at rear.
Listing NGR: SU3042089405
1939
of
2228
UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
SU3089 (East side)
11/162 Largo House.
GV II
Vicarage, now house. 1849, by Kendall. Squared and coursed chalk, limestone
dressings; Welsh slate roof; chalk and limestone stacks. Complex plan. 2-
storey, 2 1/2-storey to left, 5-window range. Plain limestone pointed arch over
6-panelled door to right of left wing. Segmental chalk arches of voussoirs over
wood-mullioned and transomed windows with plain limestone architraves; windows
to left, including canted oriel to first floor left, have cusped heads; one-
light window with similar detailing over door; corner buttresses; gabled left
wing adjoins castellated parapet over door; 2 bays and then one right bay of
facade recessed behind left wing with asymmetrical gables over ornate ridge and
lateral stacks. Interior not inspected. (Buildings of England, Berkshire,
p.245).
Listing NGR: SU3037789292
1940
of
2228
SU 3089 UFFINGTON BROAD STREET
(north side)
541-0/11/10002 Little Thatch
II
House. C17; possibly extended in circa C18 or C19 and extended again in C20. Dressed
and coursed stone rubble with red brick dressings. Thatched roof with half-hipped and
gabled ends. Brick axial and gable end stacks, that on the right being rebuilt at
time of inspection in 1996. PLAN: A 2-room plan house, the larger right-hand (east)
room with a gable-end fireplace; a late C20 1-bay extension on the left (west) end.
The left (now centre) bay might have been added in the C18 or C19. EXTERIOR: 1 storey
and attic. Asymmetrical 3-window south front, the left bay is a C20 addition; 3-light
casements in brick surrounds with cambered arches, attic windows under eyebrow eaves;
central doorway in brick surround with cambered arch, plank door and slate canopy.
The right (east) gable has small 1-light ovolo-moulded wooden window and at rear a 3-
light ovolo-moulded wooden window, both with leaded panes and timber lintels. A quoin
on the rear NE corner has graffito of a face and date 1808 inscribed. INTERIOR:
Right-hand room has roughly chamfered axial beam and large fireplace with chamfered
dressed stone jambs and chamfered timber lintel; the oven has been rebuilt; winder
stairs in turret beside the stack. The only early joinery is a fielded 2-panel door
on the ground floor between the two rooms. Butt-purlin roof structure.
----------------------------------------------------------
Listing NGR: SU3057389419
1941
of
2228
UFFINGTON CHAPEL LANE
SU3089
11/163 Little Thatch
GV II
House. Early C17. Squared and coursed chalk on sarsen base; thatched roof;
brick stacks; 2-unit plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20
casements, one blocking door, to ground floor; cambered chalk arches of
voussoirs over original 2-light first floor casements, centre one blocked.
Brick storey band; gabled roof; end stacks. Interior not inspected. C18 service
wing to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3047189238
1942
of
2228
UFFINGTON FERNHAM ROAD
SU3089
11/147 The Craven
- II
Inn, now house. Late C17/ early C18. Uncoursed chalk rubble, brick dressings;
early-mid C18 brick to left gable wall; thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys, 5-window range. Late C20 porch and door. Timber
lintels, segmental and flat brick arches over C20 casements. Half-hipped roof;
ridge and front lateral stacks. Interior: chamfered beams; large chalk stack
with adjoining wood newel rising other side of door; 4-bay roof (obscured). C20
brick and tile wing to rear left. Formerly The Craven Arms Inn.
Listing NGR: SU3004189393
1943
of
2228
UFFINGTON FERNHAM ROAD
SU3089
11/153 Rose Cottage
GV II
House. C18, modified late C19. C18 collar-truss exposed in left gable end; C18
uncoursed chalk rubble to right gable wall and extreme right of front: Late C19
Flemish bond brick to front and rear: thatched roof; brick and chalk stacks.
2-unit plan. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range. Segmental brick arches over late C19
4-panelled (2 glazed) door and C20 three -light casements. Gabled roo; late C19
stack to left end, C18 projecting stack to right end. Late C19 brick lean-to to
rear left. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3019189262
1944
of
2228
UFFINGTON HACKER'S LANE
SU3089
11/164 Tamerlane Cottage
- II
Cottage. Date beside door 1801, John Hawke. Squared and coursed chalk, brick
dressings; thatched roof, brick stack. 1 1/2-storey, 2 window range. Flat hood
on carved brackets over original plank door. One brick elliptical arch and
timber lintel over 2-light C20 ground-floor windows; 2-light C20 first floor
windows; hipped roof; gable end stack. Interior: Full set of chamfered beams
and common joists, and plank doors. Original brick lean-to to left with
contemporary fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU3040989161
1945
of
2228
UFFINGTON HIGH STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/165 Long Thatch
GV II
House. C17, remodelled c,1850. Squared and coursed chalk with immitation stone
render of c.1850 to centre: original timber framed wall exposed to rear has
square framing of small scantling; thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 1
1/2-storey, 3-window range. C20 porch to mid C19 6-panelled door. Timber
lintels over C20 casements except mid C19 canted bay window to left. Half-
hipped roof; end stacks. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3055889338
1946
of
2228
UFFINGTON HIGH STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/166 Brooklea Cottage and The Vale
Cottage
GV II
2 houses. C17 (Brooklea); left part presumably c.1747 (The Vale). Chalk rubble
brought to course, chalk quoins (Brooklea); chalk ashlar (The Vale); thatched
roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plans. 2 storey, 4-window range. Off centre early
C19 4-panelled door to Brooklea; central mid - C19 four - panelled (2 glazed)
door to The Vale has decorative iron porch. C20 casements with label moulds to
ground floor, C18 three-light leaded casements to first floor of Brooklea:
wedged and centered chalk lintels with raised keys over mid C19 three - light
casements to The Vale Gabled roof; end stacks and one central ridge stack.
Interior of The Vale Cottage: C18 fireplace with wooden bressummer to left,
marble fireplace c.1850 with acanthus leaf brackets to mantleshelf to right;
until c.1850, The Vale was 2 cottages, there being a blocked door to the left
of the present entry. Interior of Brooklea not inspected. Brick and tile gables
extension of c.1850 to rear of The Vale. Datestone c.1747 in garden reputed to
have come from The Vale.
Listing NGR: SU3055589303
1947
of
2228
UFFINGTON HIGH STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/167 The Baker's Arms
GV II
House. Late C18. Squared and coursed chalk, brick dressings; old tiled roof;
brick stacks. 3-unit lobby entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Segmental
brick arches over C20 planked door and ground floor C20 2-light casements;
timber lintels over first floor casements. Gabled roof; ridge and right gable
stack. Interior not inspected. Contemporary service wing to rear right: coursed
and sarsen rubble, tile roof, ridge stack. Was the Baker's Arms until recently,
Left gable wall attached to The Old Bakehouse. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3054489219
1948
of
2228
UFFINGTON HIGH STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/168 The Old Bakehouse.
GV II
House. C17, remodelled in late C18. Uncoursed chalk rubble, brick dressings and
colourwashed, over original timber-frame; chalk and sarsen to left gable wall
with brick bands; old tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit lobby entry L-plan.
2-storey, 3-window range. Flat hood over 4-panelled late C19 door. Segmental
brick arches over 3-light late C19 casements; C20 casement to ground -floor
right. Gabled roof, end and ridge stacks. Interior: chamfered bressumer over
open fireplace in centre right room; grate of c.1840 in left room; chamfered
and stopped beams, many common joists replaced, to both floors; 6-bay C17 roof,
originally part of a timber-framed structure of collar-trusses with butt
purlins; some timber-framing exposed in ground floor right wall continues
through single-bay wing to rear right. Late C18 1 1/2-storey wing to rear left;
brick, random bond brick tile roof; brick end stack; 2 and 3-light leaded
casements, 6-light full dormer with supporting brackets and panelled apron.
This house, adjoining the Baker's Arms, was a Baker's shop until the mid C20.
Listing NGR: SU3053389202
1949
of
2228
UFFINGTON HIGH STREET
SU3089 (West side)
11/169 Garrards Farmhouse.
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C19. Chalk graded ashlar, brick quoins and dressings; Welsh
slate roof; brick stacks. 3-unit through-passage plan. 2-storey, 4-window
range. Semi-circular brick arch with chalk key over 6-panelled (4 glazed) door
with carved brackets to flat hood. Cambered brick arches with chalk keys over
original 3-light leaded casements. Brick eaves course; gabled roof; end and
ridge stacks. Interior not inspected. Contemporary rear right wing in Flemish
bond brick and with original 3-light leaded casements. C17 cartshed attached to
left gable wall, has chalk coursed rubble wall to front replacing original
timber-framed wall; corrugated-iron gabled roof; interior has 5-bay
collar-truss roof with clasped purlins; west side open with timber posts arch-
braced to wall plate and tie beam.
Listing NGR: SU3042589044
1950
of
2228
UFFINGTON HIGH STREET
SU38NW (North side)
6/170, 1/170 Pear tree
GV II
House. Late C17. Squared and coursed chalk, chalk quoins (brick to left);
thatched roof; brick stacks. 3-unit lobby entry plan with outshut. 2-storeys,
4-window range. C20 flat hood and timber lintel over C20 plank door. Timber
lintels over C20 casements; top of right gable has original 2-light wood-
mullioned blocked casement. Hipped roof with gablets; end (left) and ridge
stacks. Interior: full set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists
throughout: chamfered bressumers over open fireplaces; chamfered chalk
fireplace to first floor left; late C18 straight-run and quarter-turn stairs;
all of roof rebuilt in late C20 except 2 collar-trusses with butt purlins to
left. Late C20 flat roofed conservatory to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3047889002
1951
of
2228
UFFINGTON LOWER COMMON
SU3089
11/144 Chalk Stone House
GV II
House. Mid-late C18. Chalk ashlar, brick quoins; tiled roof, brick stacks. 2-
unit plan with contemporary outshot to rear left. 2-storey, 3-window range.
Timber lintels over central planked door and C20 casements; brick storey band;
gabled roof; end stacks. Interior: wood bressumer over open fireplace to left,
moulded stone architrave to fireplace in right room; full set of chamfered and
stopped beams and joists.
Listing NGR: SU3081689648
1952
of
2228
UFFINGTON LOWER COMMON
SU3089
11/145 Common Farmhouse.
- II
Farmhouse. Late C18 to left and 2 mid C19 bays to right. Squared and coursed
chalk, chalk quoins; stone slate roof to front, otherwise Welsh slate; brick
stacks. 3-unit plan. 2-storey, 5-window range. Flat hood with carved brackets
and -lights over 4-panelled door in centre of late C18 elevation; 3-bay late
C18 front has timber lintels over 8-pane sashes. Mid C19 front has 3-light late
C19 casements to first floor, mid C19 canted brick bay and C20 casement to
ground floor; also row of 4 diamond and 5 rectangular shapes cut in chalk and
with flint infill. Gabled roof; brick end and ridge stacks. Interior: quarry
tile floor; fireplaces with bressumers in late C18 part; 4- panelled and plank
doors. Service wing to rear is mid C19 with double hipped slate roof; lateral
brick stack; two 2-light leaded casements, brick segmental arch over plank
door. The late C18 part is probably c.1790, when the Common was enclosed.
Listing NGR: SU3087889783
1953
of
2228
UFFINGTON LOWER COMMON
SU3089
11/146 Common Farmhouse, barn approx
10 metres north
GV II
Barn. Dated 1793 on tie beam. Side walls are weatherboarded over light timber
frame on brick plinth; Flemish bond brick to gable walls; corrugated asbestos
roof. 3 bays. Central threshing floor. Half-hipped roof. Interior: Brick
threshing floor; collar-truss roof with side struts and butt purlins. Included
as a dated example of late C18 timber framing.
Listing NGR: SU3087989808
1954
of
2228
UFFINGTON LOWER COMMON
SU3089
11/154 The Shambles and adjoining
cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, converted into 2 cottages in late C18. C17 and late C18, with early
C19 one-bay extension to left. Originally timber-framed, with square framing
exposed in right gable wall; squared chalk brought to course on sarsen base;
brick quoins and dressings; thatched; brick stacks. Lobby-entry plan, original
plan form not clear. 1 1/2-storey, 5-window range. Cambered brick arches over
planked door, C20 casements. Half-hipped roof, C17 ridge, late C19 end (right),
late C20 front lateral stacks. Interior: chamfered beams in The Shambles,
Adjoining Cottage has bressumer over fireplace with original stairs opposite
entry and chamfered beam; timber-framed wall between The Shambles and adjoining
cottage. C20 brick and tile lean-to against right gable wall, incorporating
present entry to The Shambles. Mortice holes in the exposed timber-frame in the
right gable wall indicate that the original house extended further to the right
and has been truncated.
Listing NGR: SU3083989678
1955
of
2228
UFFINGTON SHOTOVER HOUSE
SU38NW
6/155 Shotover House and Shotover
Cottage
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Datestone WW 1823 over door. Chalk ashlar, brick quoins
and dressings; old tiled roof; brick stacks. 2-unit central staircase plan with
continuous rear outshut. 2-storey, 3-window range. Late C20 porch to central
planked door; brick segmental arches over original 3-light and one 2- light
casements. Brick storey band, and bands connecting windows; gabled roof; end
stacks. Interior: original 4-panelled doors to first floor. Late C20 extensions
to rear and first floor addition to original lean-to outshut. Shotover Cottage
to right; in similar style and materials except C20 tiled roof; 2-window range
of horned sashes and C20 door.
Listing NGR: SU3040688877
1956
of
2228
UFFIt16TON THE GREEN
SU3089
11/171 Manor Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Early/mid C18. Chalk ashlar; stone slate roof to front, rest slate;
limestone ashlar stack. 2-unit lobby entry plan. 2 storey, 3-window range.
Cambered arches of chalk voussoirs with central projecting key over C20 porch
to C20 front door with semi-circular arch over. 120 three-light casements.
Gabled roof; limestone ashlar stack. Interior: Late C18 four- panelled doors
with moulded architraves. 2-bay mid C18 wing to rear at right; Flemish bond
brick; slate roof; brick end stack; cambered brick arches over C20 door and
casements. Late C19 brick block parallel to main range has gabled slate roof.
Listing NGR: SU3055589515
1957
of
2228
UFFINGTON UPPER COMMON
SU3089 (South side)
11/172 Style Cottage
GV II
Cottage. Graffito over window WB/P/CBM/JSL/1824. Squared and coursed chalk,
quoins to rear; thatched roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan with outshut to rear
left. 1 1/2-storey, 2-window range. Late C20 weatherboarded porch, to C20
planked front door to left. Segmental arch and timber lintel over C20 two light
casements; C19 two-light casement to first floor. Half-hipped roof; ridge
stack. Interior: original planked doors; quarter-turn and straight-flight
stairs to right; 2-bay roof truss obscured.
Listing NGR: SU3073889234
1958
of
2228
UFFINGTON UPPER COMMON
SU3089 (South side)
11/173 Nos 3 and 4 (Field Cottage)
GV II
Two cottages, now house. Late C17 to early C18. Uncoursed chalk rubble on
sarsen base; chalk quoins; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 1 1/2-
storey, 5-window range. C20 doors and windows (some window openings have been
widened), except one C18 two light leaded casement. Hipped roof; end stacks.
Interior: Complete set of chamfered and stopped beams and joists; 3-bay common
rafter roof. C20 lean-to against left gable; brick and concrete block to right.
Listing NGR: SU3082489196
1959
of
2228
In the entry for UFFINGTON UPPER COMMON
11/174 (South side)
Nos 1 and 2
The address shall be amended to read: UPPER COMMON
(South side)
No 1 and Chalkstone Cottage
------------------------------------
UFFINGTON UPPER COMMON
SU3089 (South side)
11/174 No's 1 and 2
GV II
Cottages. Late C17 (No. 2) with later cottage to left. Squared and coursed
chalk, some sarsen included; thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan to each
cottage. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. Timber lintels over C20 doors and
casements, except 3-light leaded casement to top right; C20 porch to No.1.
Half-hipped roof; ridge and end stacks. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3084089190
1960
of
2228
UFFINGTON WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU3089
11/148 Manor Cottage
GV II
House. Early C17. Squared and coursed chalk, chalk quoins, limestone dressings;
thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys. 3-window range. Splayed
limestone surround to central C20 door adjoining small one-light window with
splayed limestone surround. 3-light casements with splayed limestone mullions
and surrounds, label moulds over; similar 2-light casements to rear; C20
dormers inserted at attic level. Gabled roof; end stacks. Interior not
inspected. C20 extension, chalk block walling with thatched roof, to left. C20
attic storey inserted.
Listing NGR: SU3020789145
1961
of
2228
UFFINGTON WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU3089
11/149 The Manor House
21/11/66
GV II
House. C17, remodelled in mid C18 and early C19. Chalk ashlar. Left wall in
coursed chalk and sarsen rubble; right wall in sarsen rubble with chalk bands
and connecting blocks. Old tiled roof to front; stone slate roof to rear; brick
stacks. Complex plan incorporates L-shaped C17 house with mid C18 extension to
front right so making a square double-depth plan. 2-storey, 4-window range.
Flat hood over early C19 double doors and trellised porch. Chalk segmental
arches of voussoirs over 2-light C20 casements; brick storey and eaves height
bands; blind windows in each of 3 gables, the left hand gable with low left
eaves encasing the C17 wing; ridge stack to left, lateral stack to right.
3-window range to left side, with projecting bread oven. Crow-stepped gable
wall of late C17 wing to rear right has moulded limestone cornice: mid C19
rebuilding of the rear wall has made further interpretation difficult.
Interior: mid C18 2-panelled doors in moulded architraves and C19 plank doors.
Opposite front entry are straight-flight and quarter-turn stairs, with closed
string and moulded balusters of c.1760-70. Front right room has plain mid C18
fireplace, adjoining china closet set in semi-circular arch with flanking
reeded pilasters; moulded dado rail and cornice, some plain straight-cut
panelling. Hall, landing and first-floor room to front right retain mid C18
panelling. C17 section of house to left and rear retains chalk fireplace with
chamfered surround and chamfered and stopped beams and joists to left; exposed
square-framing of original outer wall facing first floor room to right; left
wing retains 3-bay collar-truss with butt purlins and, unusual for this area, a
ridge beam notched into the apex. To rear right is late C18 coach house and
dovecote, now cottage: one and a half storeys, retaining its square nesting
boxes sunk: into the brick gable walls.
Listing NGR: SU3020189217
1962
of
2228
UFFINGTON WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU3089
11/156 Tamarisk Cottage and Birdbrook
GV II
Two cottages. Early C17 to left hand side (Tamarisk Cottage) and late C17
(Birdbrook). Squared and coursed chalk to Tamarisk Cottage; Birdbrook has
whitewashed chalk rubble with chalk quoins; right side wall has chalk rubble
ground floor with timber frame above and to rear; square framing of slight
scantling with diagonal braces. Thatched roof: brick stacks. 2-unit plans. 1
1/2-storey, 4-window range. Timber lintels over C19 plank door and C20 plank
doors, Tamarisk Cottage having thatched porch. Tamarisk Cottage has timber
lintels over original 4-light casements with ovolo moulded mullions: first
floor windows retain leaded lights; Birdbrook has original 3-light casements
with splayed wood mullions, and two 2-light leaded casements to first floor; 2-
and 3-light leaded casements to rear. Half-hipped roof; lateral, end and ridge
stacks. Interior: Tamarisk Cottage has quarter-turn and straight run stairs in
original position, adjoining fireplace with original bressumer , full set of
chamfered and stopped beams and common joists; timber framed central partition
wall. 2-bay collar-truss with butt tenoned purlins. Interior of Birdbrook not
inspected. C20 extensions to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3006689048
1963
of
2228
UFFINGTON NORTHOUSE CORNER
SU3089
11/175 Lilac Cottage
GV II
House. Early C18. Squared and coursed chalk on sarsen base, chalk block quoins;
thatched roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Central C20
door with club and plain tile cladding to C20 timber porch. Chamfered timber
lintel over 3-light leaded casements. Gabled roof, end and rear lateral stacks.
Interior: Room to right has stone fireplace with moulded surround and mid C19
iron door to bread oven; room to left has deep chamfered beam with ogee stop,
which is also applied to the fireplace bresummer; 1st floor room to right has
stone fireplace with moulded surround and there is a timber-framed partition to
the rear wing; collar-truss, butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3023689014
1964
of
2228
UFFINGTON
SU38NW
6/143 Britchcombe Farmhouse,
dovecote approx 20 metres west
- II
Dovecote and granary. Late C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; stone
slate roof. Originally 2 storeys. Front faces farmhouse: segmental arch over
blocked central door, late C19 full dormer over. Timber lintel over plank door
in right gable wall; timber lintel over 2-light C20 window in left gable wall.
Banded eaves course, carried across gable ends. Timber glover to centre of
ridge; gabled roof. Interior: floor has collapsed, but interior originally had
granary raised above ground level, with dovecote in upper level; brick nesting
boxes; 3-bay queen-strut roof, the trusses being closely set together to
support the glover.
Listing NGR: SU3077987148
1965
of
2228
UFFINGTON MOOR MILL
SU39SW
2/150 Moor Mill Farmhouse.
GV II
Farmhouse. C17, modified early C18: datestone top left gable L/IM/1700. Random
sarsen rubble with chalk ashlar bands and blocks to front of side wings: centre
is late C18. Flemish bond brick and squared and coursed chalk to rear. Thatched
roof, brick: stacks. 3-unit lobby entry plan with early C18 outshot to rear
right. 1 1/2-storey, 3-window range. Late C20 gabled porch incorporates late
C18 flat hood with carved brackets over 4-panelled door removed from original
position in front wall. Late C19 two, 3 and 4-light casements with flat chalk
arches of voussoirs to left, timber lintels and segmental brick arches to
centre, timber lintels and segmental chalk arch with dropped key to right. The
sarsen walling is confined to squares and rectangles within the courses of
chalk ashlar and the top right gable has sarsen infill to 2 diamond-shaped cut-
chalk panels. Gabled and half-hipped roof; ridge stacks. Interior; chamfered
and stopped beams; wood bressumers over original open fireplaces to centre left
and right; Chalk fireplace with chamfered surround to first floor left; late
C18 four-panelled doors, early C18 ribbed doors, late C17/early C18 6- panelled
double doors to first floor right; queen-strut roof with butt purlins over
central range. To rear left is one bay late C18/early C19 kitchen extension, of
Flemish bond brick with brick lateral stack and projecting bread oven.
Timber-framed partitions and exposed timbers in the left wing survive from an
earlier C17 phase of the house.
Listing NGR: SU3077490687
1966
of
2228
UFFINGTON MOOR HILL
SU39SW
2/151 Moor Mill Farmhouse, granary
approx 6 metres north.
GV II
Granary. C18. Weatherboarded over light timber frame, on limestone staddle
stones; old tiled roof to front, stone slate to rear. 2-unit plan. 1 1/2-
storeys. 2 planked doors to front facing farmhouse; half-hipped roof. Interior:
straight-flight stairs to left room, quarter-turn and straight-flight stairs to
right. 4-bay collar truss with butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3076590703
1967
of
2228
UFFINGTON MOOR MILL
SU39SW
2/152 Moor Mill Farmhouse, cowhouse
approx 100 metres north.
GV II
Cowhouse. Mid-late C18. Weatherboarded over light timber frame on brick plinth;
thatched roof. 4-bay plan with single aisle and opposed entries. 4-blocked
windows with shutter hinges to side walls: opposed gable entries with C18
stable doors; hipped roof. Interior: arch-braced from post to wall-plate and
tie-beam; 4-bay queen-strut roof with clasped purlins. A good example retaining
its old weatherboarding and fittings.
Listing NGR: SU3078190782
1968
of
2228
UPTON CHURCH STREET
SU58NW (East side)
4/168 Church of Saint Mary
24/11/66
- II*
early
C20
porch
and
Church. Probably C12; restored 1885, including flint facing; C20 porch and
vestry. Coursed squared knapped flint to nave with stone quoins; unknapped flint
to chancel; old plain-tile roof to nave; C19 plain-tile roof to chancel; C19
wood bell-cote with wood-shingle pyramidal roof to left. 4 and a half-bay nave
with chancel plan. Plank door to centre of nave with romanesque round-arched
doorway having zig-zag moulding. C20 timer-framed gabled porch. Lancet to left.
C19 three-light stone mullion window to right with ogee-shaped heads to lights.
Trefoil-topped paired lancet to left of chancel. Romanesque lancet to right of
chancel. C19 three-lancet window to east end of chancel. Rear: lancets to
chancel and nave. Lean-to vestry to right. Interior: C19 braced collar-truss
roof to channel. C19 altar rail, choir stalls, and encaustic tiles to floor.
Romanesque round chancel arch with dog-tooth moulding to imposts. Nave: C15
queen-strut roof with 2 rows of wind braces; Romanesque round stone font on C19
base. Round-arched doorway to vestry.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p247; St. Mary's Church, Upton by M.
Chitty, 1984)
Listing NGR: SU5148987002
1969
of
2228
UPTON HIGH STREET
SU5186 (North side)
11/169 Upton Manor House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed under
Blewbury)
GV II
Manor house, now house. C17, with early C18 additions, fenestration altered late
C18. Knapped flint plinth; red brick in Flemish bond to right; red brick with
flared headers in Flemish bond to left and to upper part of first floor to
right; old plain-tile cross-gabled roof; various brick stacks. 2-storey,
3-window range. C20 six-panel part-glazed door to centre with moulded wood
surround, overlight, and shaped hood on brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to
ground and first floors left and right. 9-pane horned sash to first floor
centre. Moulded brick band between ground and first floors. Originally 2-storey,
5-window range; the flat brick arches of the original fenestration and the
blocked openings can be seen. Tile-hung cross-gables to left and right. Right
return: 2-storey, 3-window range. Central 2-storey projecting bay, possibly
former porch. C20 glazed doors to right. Irregular fenestration of sashes.
Interior. Early C18 dog-leg staircase with wood baluster balustrade and wood
panelled dado. Early C19 straight-flight staircase with stick balustrade. Open
fireplaces to ground floor right. Mid or late C19 addition to left of 2-storey,
2-window range.
Listing NGR: SU5159086793
1970
of
2228
UPTON HIGH STREET
SU5186 (North side)
11/170 Owlscote Manor Farmhouse
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Owlscote)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C17 with C18 front. Red brick with flared headers in
Flemish bond old plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to centre,
and stack to right. Probably 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range.
Plank door to centre with segmental brick head and flat hood. C20 three-light
casements to left and right with segmental brick heads. C20 three-light
casements to first floor left and right. Painted wood dentil cornice to eaves.
Wing to right. C17. Render, probably on timber-framing; large timber-framing,
with rendered infill above; old plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right. Single
storey and attic; single-day range. 3-light casement to ground floor. Gabled
dormer with 3-light casement. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5153786796
1971
of
2228
UPTON HIGH STREET
SU5186 (North side)
11/171 Barn and granary approx 20m W
24/11/66 of 0wlscote Manor Farmhouse
(Formerly listed as Barn at
Owlscot)
GV II
Barn and granary. Probably C17, with C20 alterations. Red brick, with some areas
of small timber-framing. C20 plain-tile roofs, hipped to barn, half-hipped to
granary. Probably 8-bay barn. Irregular C20 fenestration. Interiors not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5151086799
1972
of
2228
UPTON STREAM ROAD
SU5186 (North side)
11/172 Springside Cottage and Old
Stream Cottage
GV II
House and addition, now 2 dwellings. Early C18, with C19 addition to right.
Painted stone uncoursed rubble, part-rendered; old plain-tile roof; brick end
stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 glazed door to centre with C20 lean-to
porch. 2-light casements with wood lintels to all openings except single-light
casement to first floor centre. C19 addition to right; painted brick; old
plain-tile half-hipped roof. Single storey and attic; 2-bay range. C20 door to
right with C20 porch. 3-light casement with segmental brick head to left.
3-light raking half-dormer to left. Interiors not inspected. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU5153586907
1973
of
2228
UPTON STREAM ROAD
SU5186 (North side)
11/173 Well Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Uncoursed stone rubble, part-rendered and painted; thatch roof,
half-hipped to left; end stack to right. Probably single-unit plan. Single
storey and attic; single-window range. C20 door and porch to C19 lean-to
addition to right return. 3-light casement to ground floor centre with wood
lintel. Swept half-dormer to centre with 3-light casement. Interior not
inspected but noted as having open fireplace to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU5149986902
1974
of
2228
UPTON STREAM ROAD
SU5186 (North side)
11/174 Crossings
GV II
House. Dated 1706 to datestone to left return. Painted part-rendered squared
coursed stone; old plain-tile roof, hipped to left; brick ridge stack to centre.
2-unit lobby-entry plan with wing to rear left. Single storey and attic;
2-window range. C20 plank door to centre with segmental brick head. 3-light wood
casements to left and right having segmental brick heads. 2 raking dormers with
3-light casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU5148386903
1975
of
2228
UPTON STREAM ROAD
SU 5186
(north side)
11/175 Stocks
- II
House. C17 with C20 alterations. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; large timber-
framing with angle-braces to first floor and C20 brick infill, some in herringbone
pattern; thatch roof; brick ridge stack to centre. Probably originally 2-unit lobby
entry plan. 2-storey, 2-window range. Plank door to centre. Irregular fenestration
of C20 casements. Interior: C20 open-well staircase from ground floor to attic.
Queen-post roof with wind braces. Chamfered spine beams to ground floor with ogee
end stops. Open fireplace to ground floor left. Some, possibly C17, plank doors.
Listing NGR: SU5143086865
1976
of
2228
WANTAGE CHAINHILL ROAD
SU48NW (West side)
3/194 Barn approx. 30m. N of
Chainhill Farmhouse (not
included)
- II
Barn. C18. C20 weatherboarding over timber frame; asbestos sheet roof. 5-bay
aisled plan with central threshing floor. Sloping roof over porch. C20 metal
doors. Half-hipped roof. Interior: Posts braced to tie beam and wall plate.
5-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins.
Listing NGR: SU4048686983
1977
of
2228
WANTAGE CHALLOW ROAD
SU3988 (North side)
6/49 St. Mary's Convent
03/12/69
GV II
Convent. 1855-1903, by G.E. Street, W. Butterfield and J.L. Pearson. Coursed and
dressed limestone; limestone ashlar dressings; old tile roof; stone stacks.
Complex plan, grouped around 2 courtyards separated by refectory and with
extensive service area to west; ranges to rear and left of front courtyard by
G.E. Street (1855-6), wing to right of courtyard (1860), with chapel (1861 and
1871-2) and refectory (1866) to rear; Noviciate wing to rear of courtyard block
by W. Butterfield, 1878; Noviciate and small chapel attached by cloisters to
main chapel (q.v.) by J.L. Pearson, 1887; late C19 range to left of front
courtyard has later extension to left and rear wing gabled in 1903; Gate House
of 1936 to front of courtyard. Gothic Revival style. Front courtyard: Two storey
and attic range has tympanum arches over mullioned windows with engaged shafts
and C17 style dormers; statue of Virgin and Child in niche over pointed doorway
in double-gabled left side wing which has square bays with trefoil-headed lights
and similar one-storey blocks to front of 4-window range wing with arch-headed
windows. Gate house: One-storey and attic with C16 style arch-headed windows and
segmental-ached cloister walk facing courtyard. Infirmary wing to right of
courtyard: 3-storey, 4-window range of mullioned windows; trefoil-headed lancets
and 5-light Kentish-tracery east window with C19 stained glass. Noviciate:
3-storey range of tall segmental-arched windows with central gabled 3-storey
porch. Chapel and Noviciate linked by cloisters (with 2-light lancet windows and
pointed doorways to plank doors) to main chapel (q.v.). Service range to left of
front courtyard: 3 storeys with mullioned and transomed windows and lateral
stacks flanking gabled projection; 3-storey, 5-window range extension to left
with large wing to rear has one-light splayed windows over mullioned and
transomed ground-floor windows. The anglican Sisterhood of St. Mary the Virgin
was founded in 1848 by Elizabeth Lockhart and inspired by W.J.Butler, later Dean
of Lincoln.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.253-4; A. Gibbons, E.C. Davey, Wantage Past
and Present, 1901, p.137).
Listing NGR: SU3928888208
1978
of
2228
WANTAGE CHALLOW ROAD
SU3988 (North side)
6/50 Chapel attached to St. Mary's
03/12/69 Convent
(Formerly listed as St. Mary's
Convent)
GV II
Chapel. 1887, by J. L. Pearson.c.1900 chapel was lengthened beyond screen, and
vestries, Priest's Room, Song Room and Library were built; end rebuilt by Sir
John Ninian Comper, 1923. Coursed and dressed limestone, with ashlar dressings;
old tile roof. Geometrical style. East window of 3 stepped lancets; 2- and
3-light Geometrical style windows to side walls, also with lancet windows to
anciliary buildings; 5-light Geometrical style west window. North-west
Geometrical style spire. Gabled roof; lead ridge spirelet. Interior: Fittings
include Decorated-style sedilia and carved chancel stalls. East end by Comper,
1923, has 4 gilded columns to Baldacchino flanked by 3 small vaults.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp. 253-4)
Listing NGR: SU3931588240
1979
of
2228
WANTAGE CHALLOW ROAD
SU3988 (North side)
6/51 Gateway and flanking walls to
St. Mary's Convent
GV II
Gateway. Mid C19, probably c.1855/6 by G.E. Street. Coursed and squared
limestone walls with chamfered ashlar coping flank pointed doorway and iron gate
set in shallow-gabled gateway with kneelers; iron guardrails with pierced
quatrefoils and spikes flank gateway. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3929688169
1980
of
2228
WANTAGE CHALLOW ROAD
SU3988 (South side)
6/52 Framland
03/12/69
GV II
House. 1862 by James Brooks, for Judge J. Mackonockie. Flemish bond red brick
with limestone ashlar bands and dressings; old tile roof with crested ridge
tiles; brick stacks. L-plan. Early French Gothic style influenced by
Viollet-le-Duc's "Dictionnaire", 2 storeys; 2-window range. Asymmetrical gables
to front with recessed porch in right gable wall; pointed hood mould and pointed
brick and ashlar tympanum over chamfered segmental arched doorway to porch,
which has chamfered pointed arch over plank door with decorative hinges. Similar
tympanum arches over casements to right and horned sashes to left with 2 sashes
over divided by column with foliate capitals. Gabled roof; front and rear
lateral stacks. Similar style to sides and rear, shouldered heads to some
windows. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3908888114
1981
of
2228
WANTAGE CHALLOW ROAD
SU3988 (South side)
6/53 Stables and coach house
03/12/69 approx. 6m. N of Framland
(Formerly listed as
outbuildings of Framland to
north of house)
GV II
Stables and coach house. 1862, by James Brooks. Flemish bond brick; mock timber
framing with herringbone brick infill to left of first floor; old tile roof with
crested ridge tiles. L-plan. Similar style to Framland (q.v.). One storey and
loft; 3-bay range. Plank loft door over coach house doors to left. Pointed
tympana and timber lintels over C20 door and window to right. Roof is gabled to
right and half-hipped to left. Similar style stable range to rear right
remodelled in 1984. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3909388128
1982
of
2228
WANTAGE CHARLTON VILLAGE ROAD
SU48NW (South side)
Charlton
3/54 No.13 (Parsonage Farmhouse)
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18, mid C18 bay to right in similar style and materials.
Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit
plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Semi-circular arch over C20 door with fanlight.
C20 and late C19 three-light casements to ground-floor windows with Venetian
heads. Semi-circular arches over first-floor mid/late C19 horned sashes. Hipped
early C18 roof, gabled mid C18 extension to right; ridge stack. Similar side
walls. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4112688538
1983
of
2228
WANTAGE CHARLTON VILLAGE ROAD
SU48NW (South side)
Charlton
3/55 Granary approx. 25m. SW of
No.13 (Parsonage Farmhouse)
GV II
Granary. Early C18. Raised on staddle stones. Weatherboarding over timber frame;
old tile roof. Central C20 door. Hipped roof. Interior: 3-bay collar-truss roof
with clasped purlins and curved inner principals.
Listing NGR: SU4111288512
1984
of
2228
In the entry for WANTAGE CHARLTON VILLAGE ROAD
3/56 (South side)
No 12 (Home Farm)
The address shall be amended to read: CHARLTON VILLAGE ROAD
(South side)
No 12
------------------------------------
WANTAGE CHARLTON VILLAGE ROAD
SU48NW (South side)
Charlton
3/56 No.12 (Home Farm)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid/late C16, Originally timber-framed. Roughcast over
early/mid C18 brick; old tile roof; brick stack. 3-unit plan, 2 storeys;
3-window range. Flat arch over late C19 sash in blocked doorway opposite stack.
Keyed segmental arches over mid C18 sashes also to first floor. Gabled roof:
ridge stack. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beam and early C18 bolection
moulded fireplace to left room; central room has chamfered bressumer over open
fireplace, cavetto-moulded joists and moulded axial beam to rear; room to right
has ovolo-moulded beam. Quarter-turn stairs with chamfered posts to rear of
stack. First-floor has chamfered and stopped door frames, C18 two-panelled door
to right and chamfered bressumer running into chamfered chalk ashlar arrisses of
open fireplace to left. Attic has exposed chalk rubble stack rendered with straw
and mud daubing. Queen-post truss to right, chamfered butt purlins.
Listing NGR: SU4110388505
1985
of
2228
WANTAGE CHARLTON VILLAGE R0AD
SU48NW (North side)
Charlton
3/57 Barnard's Farmhouse
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.51
(Barnard's Farm)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1770-80. Front of glazed header bond brick with red
brick quoins and dressings; stone slate roof, C20 valley tiles; brick stacks.
Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Broken pediment over 6-panelled
door with decorative fanlight. Gauged brick flat arches over 8-pane sashes, with
shutter hinges on ground floor. Wood dentilled cornice. Half-hipped M-shaped
roof; end and internal stacks. Side walls with "oeuil-de-boeuf" openings have
brick dentilled parapets carried across at ridge height. Mid C19 four-light
casement to rear left. Attached to rear left is mid C18 two x 3-bay, one storey
and attic block remodelled in late C19, of Flemish bond brick with flared
headers, with brick dentilled eaves and hipped old tile roof. Interior: Late C19
four-panelled doors. Front left room has keyed round-headed cupboards with
fluted pilasters. Rear left room has panelled dado and moulded stone mantleshelf
over open fireplace. Stone flag floor to central through-passage. C18
two-panelled door to cellar. Late C1B straight-flight staircase. First-floor
front right room has late C18 surround to iron grate with neo-classical motifs,
Attic has 8-panelled doors.
Listing NGR: SU4079288453
1986
of
2228
WANTAGE CHARLTON VILLAGE ROAD
SU48NW (North side)
Charlton
3/58 Wall enclosing garden S of
Barnard's Farmhouse
GV II
Wall. c.1770-80. English bond brick wall and coping, on coursed limestone rubble
base and divided by pilaster buttresses. South entry flanked by gauged brick
piers each having stone astragal, cornice and ball finial. Entry to south-east,
adjoining house, has brick piers surmounted by pyramidal caps.
Listing NGR: SU4080088425
1987
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/59 Church of St. Peter and St.
22/04/50 Paul
GV I
Church. Late C13 cruciform plan with tower; chancel extended in C15; C15 chapels
and aisles; restored by G.E. Street 1857 and extended one bay to west in 1877 by
W. Butterfield. Coursed and random limestone rubble; limestone ashlar to C15
north and south chapels; sheet metal roof, stone slates to transepts. Cruciform
plan with tower over crossing. Geometrical style east window by G.E. Street,
c.1857; offset corner buttresses; south wall of chancel has C15 four-centred
moulded blocked doorway, offset buttress and C15 three-light window, also to
north wall. G.E. Street heightened chancel and inserted late C13 style
clerestory windows. North chapel of chancel has C15 offset buttresses, one C15
two-light and two C15 three-light square-headed windows and mid C19 inserted
pointed roll-moulded doorway. Similar windows without label moulds and with
gargoyles to parapet of south chapel. South transept has pointed moulded doorway
of c.1877, offset buttresses, left angle buttress having mid C18 wall tablet;
C13 lancet in west wall, 4-light late C13 style south window of c.1857; chapel
to east has one C15 two-light and one C15 three-light window, parapet continued
through to south chapel. North transpet has offset corner buttresses, hood
moulds over C15 three-light north window and two-light east window. North wall
of nave has pointed arches over two C15 four-light windows; C15 sacristy has
quatrefoil window and chamfered 4-centred window to east, label mould over mid
C19 three-light north window in C15 style, and,one-light window adjoining C15
chamfered square-headed west doorway. South wall of nave has similar aisle and
clerestory windows and C18 wall tablet to east. C15 porch removed from original
central position to west end by Butterfield, 1877; reset C15 south doorway with
carved leaf spandrels and C15 ribbed door. West wall of nave rebuilt in 1877 by
Butterfield, has C15 style 4-light windows to aisles, offset buttresses and 2
reset late C13 two-light transomed windows. Tower over crossing has late C13
two-light windows, polygonal stair-turret to south-west and corbel table to
crenellated parapet. Gabled roof, except lean-to aisle and chapel roofs.
Interior: Chancel has fine reredos, Minton tile floor, altar rail and benches of
c.1857. Late C14 stalls with bench-end and misericord carvings. Alabaster effigy
of Sir William Fitzwarin, d.1361, and his wife to north, formerly with canopy.
C13 piscina, wall monument to William Wilmot, d.1684, and signed by William Bird
of Oxford. North wall has four-centred moulded doorway with C15 ribbed door, and
aedicule with scrolled pediment framing wall tablet with date 1621 above. 6-bay
arch-braced collar-truss roof of c.1857 above clerestory inserted by Street. C15
two-bay arcade and C15 screen and door with one-light cinquefoil-headed
divisions to south chapel, which has two C15 piscinas, early C19 and C18 wall
tablets. Late C13 two-bay arcade and screen of c.1857 to south transept, which
1988
of
2228
has mid C19 pews and late C14 four-bay arch-braced collar-truss roof with carved
bosses, collar purl in and cornices. North wall of chancel has C15 two-bay arcade
and C15 screen and door, with one-light cinquefoil-headed division to north
chapel which has wall brasses to William Willmott, d.1621 and to a priest
c.1330; C15 lean-to roof; C13 south respond with stiff-leaf capitals and C15
two-bay arcade to north transept. North transept wall brasses to Sir Ives
Fitzwarin, 1414, and of C15 priest, and wall tablets to John Stevens, d.1750 and
Edward Moulden, d.1744; similar 4-bay roof as to south transept. Crossing has
late C13 triple-chamfered arches on clustered columns. Nave has mid C19 pews.
Pulpit of 1857, possibly by G.E. Street, mid C19 pews and "splendid" (Pevsner)
chandelier dated 1711; late C13 four-bay arcade extended one bay to west c.1857;
C15 nine-bay hammerbeam roof on carved corbels extended to west (by 2 bays)
c.1857. North aisle has C15 piscina. South aisle has octagonal font with cover
possibly hy Street, wall tablets to John Watson, d. 1784, and John Stamp,
d.1729, and his wife, by John Townsend Jun; mid C19 lean-to roof; brass to
Walter Talbot d.1522, and 2 wives. Mid/late C19 stained glass: C15 St. Stephen
in west lancet window of south transept, and heraldic shields. South chapel of
chancel given as a chantry in mid C15 by the Trades Guilds of Wantage and
restored in late C19 in memory of Rev. W.J. Butler. North chapel of chancel was
chantry chapel of the Fitzwarin family.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.252-3; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, pp.326-7;
Kathleen Philip, Victorian Wantage, 1968, pp.65-70; A Gibbons, E.C. Davey,
Wantage Past and Present, 1901, pp.106-136).
Listing NGR: SU3968787913
1989
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/60 Lamp post approx. 30m. N of
Church of St. Peter and St.
Paul
GV II
Lamp post. Mid C19, Gas lantern on fluted cast-iron column. Good example.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3968987946
1990
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/61 Chest tomb approx. 20m. NE of
W end of Church of St. Peter
and St. Paul
GV II
Chest tomb. Mid C18. Limestone ashlar with moulded plinth, cornice to flat top,
and corner balusters: illegible inscription panels, one to east end having coat
of arms.
Listing NGR: SU3968787942
1991
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/62 Chest tomb approx. 10m. N of N
aisle of Church of St. Peter
and St. Paul
GV II
Chest tomb. Dated 1760. Limestone ashlar with moulded plinth, cornice to flat
top and corner balusters. Fluted pilasters flank mainly illegible inscription
panel.
Listing NGR: SU3969087933
1992
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/63 Lamp post approx. 10m. N of
Church of St. Peter and St.
Paul
GV II
Lamp post. Mid C19. Gas lantern on fluted cast-iron column. Good example.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3969087930
1993
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/64 Headstone approx. 12m. S of E
end of Church of St. Peter and
St. Paul
GV II
Headstone. Edward Stroud, d.1693. Limestone with scrolled head and winged
cherub's face over inscription panel with rhyme.
Listing NGR: SU3971587895
1994
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/65 Headstone approx. 16m. SE of S
transept door of Church of St.
Peter and St. Paul
GV II
Headstone. Late C17. Limestone with scrolled head and decorative raised sides to
inset panel.
Listing NGR: SU3970487891
1995
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/66 The Woolpack Public House
GV II
House, now public house. Early C18, C19 bay to left and C18 extensions to rear.
Roughcast over brick; Welsh slate roof; brick stack, rendered base. Original
2-unit later extended to L-plan. 2 storeys; original 2-window range extended to
3. Early C18 coved hood over C20 door adjoining inserted C20 door and flanked by
sashes in early C18 canted bays. Late C19 four-light fixed casement adjoins
blocked door with 2 similar overlights; C19 sash above in later left bay. C19
bracketed eaves. Gabled roof; large stepped ridge stack with dog-toothed water
tabling at top. Mid C18 two-storey, 3-window range rear wing of random bond
brick with gabled old tile roof and brick ridge stack has segmental arches over
two C18 sashes; similar late C18 two-storey, one-bay range at right angles to
left. Interior: Chamfered ground-floor beam. Mostly concealed and likely to be
of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3973687837
1996
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/67 Parish of Wantage Church
Infants School
GV II
School. 1850, by Woodyer. Coursed and squared limestone, limestone ashlar
dressings; C20 tile roof; stone stack. L-plan. One storey and attic; 2-bay
range. To right is chamfered pointed arch over C20 double doors; 2 splayed
one-light windows in turret with half-pyramidal hipped roof over. Gable wall of
left wing has round-headed lancet and hood mould over 4-light window with
central transom and cusped heads over similar square-headed cross window.
Similar windows in right side wall and rear of left gable wing. C20 extensions
to upper level of stair-well right of door, Gabled roof; gable end stack to
right. Interior: Original roof in left room.
Listing NGR: SU3965587764
1997
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/68 No.19 (Vale and Downland
03/12/69 Museum Centre)
GV II
House, now museum Centre. C17, remodelled c.1780 by Lawrence Hazell (datestone
over first-floor window). Originally timber-framed with square timber framing
and wattle and daub infill to side and rear right. Flemish bond brick with
flared headers; old tile roof; brick stack. Original 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2
storeys; 4-window range. Late C19 gabled porch, timber-framed with herringbone
brick infill; door blocked, present entry in C20 extension to left; 2-light
leaded window in left side wall. Gauged brick flat arches over late C18 sashes
and 3 mid C19 horned sashes to left. Half-hipped roof; ridge stack. C20
extensions to left and rear. Interior: Room to right has chamfered and stopped
beam, original joists, chamfered bressumer over chalk open fireplace;
collar-truss with clasped purlins to right.
Listing NGR: SU3970787844
1998
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/69 Remains of Market Cross inside
22/04/50 No.19
(Formerly listed as ... to S
of front door of St.Gabriel's
House (now inside
UDC offices))
- II
Market Cross. Late Lib. Limestone. Octagonal with domical capping; each face has
weathered figures of saints in niches. Noted as being of considerable local
importance. Formerly sited to south of front door of St. Gabriel's House,
Newbury Street, and then inside Urban District Council Offices, Portway, from
whence removed to its present position in the Vale and Downland Museum Centre.
(VCH: Berkshire, Vol IV, p.320; Buildings of England, Berkshire, p.254)
Listing NGR: SU3970887830
1999
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/70 No. 21
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17, remodelled and extended to left in early C18.
Originally timber-framed on right; late C18 colourwashed brick, to late C16
block, early C18 Flemish bond brick with flared headers to left; old tile roof;
brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys to left, 2 storeys and attic to gable end
of late C16 block on right; 3-window range. Late C19 moulded cornice over C20
door with overlight and late C19 ten-pane window. Segmental header arches and
timber lintel over late C19 three-light casements; C18 three-light leaded
casement to top of right gable wall. Roof gabled to right, half-hipped to left;
left ridge stack, 2 right lateral stacks. Early C19 four-panelled door to rear
left. Interior ovolo-moulded beam and exposed timber framing to right. Roof and
left rooms not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3968887862
2000
of
2228
WANTAGE CHURCH STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/71 No. 22 (Priory Cottage)
GV II
House. c.1560-80 right of door, c.1790-1800 to left. Originally timber-framed to
right. Roughcast; old tile roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys;
4-window range. Carved brackets to flat hood over late C19 six-panelled (4
glazed) door set in eared moulded architrave. Late C18 sashes to left, late C19
three-light casements to right. Gabled roof; left gable end and ridge stacks.
C16 two-storey, one-bay range to rear right, roughcast over timber frame and
with gabled old tile roof; late C18 sashes and 6-panelled door to rear.
2-storey, 2-window range of c.1790-1800 runs parallel to rear left, of Flemish
bond brick with limestone ashlar quoins, gabled old tile roof and gable end
stacks; late C18 sashes and tripartite sash adjoining Doric columns to flat
cornice over French windows. Interior: Late C18 two- and 4-panelled doors. Reset
late C16 panelling to dado of rear left room. First floor has mid/late C16
doorway, cavetto-moulded with sunk spandrels, to rear of ridge stack, late C16
panelling adjoining winder stairs to rear of ridge stack, and mid/late C16
panelled room to right with original door to closet in front of stack. Exposed
timber-framing with large arch-braces. Original roof structure not visible.
Listing NGR: SU3968187862
2001
of
2228
WANTAGE COOPERS LANE
SU48NW (East side)
Charlton
3/72 Yew Tree Cottage
- II
House. C17, remodelled and extended to right in mid C18. Originally timber
framed to left, with principals and cambered tie-beam exposed in left gable
wall. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old tile roof; brick stack.
Original bay to left extended with 2-unit house to right. One storey and attic
to left, 2 storeys to right; one extended to 3-window range. Segmental header
arches over C20 door and flanking casements to right; soldier arches over
inserted C20 casements to left; C20 first-floor casements. Gabled roof and
half-hipped with ridge stack to right; half-hipped roof to left. C18 two-light
leaded casement in left gable wall. Interior not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU4070488154
2002
of
2228
WANTAGE DENCHWORTH ROAD
SU3988 (West side)
6/73 White Lodge
03/12/69
GV II
House. 1899, by M.H. Baillie-Scott. For chaplains of St. Mary's convent (q.v.).
Roughcast, with limestone ashlar dressings; old tile roof; roughcast stacks. 2
storeys and attic; 7-window range. Arts and Crafts style. Asymmetrical elevation
has 3 recessed gabled walls to front, with porch in central narrow gable;
semi-circular tympanum arch over plank door. Flat-faced stone-mullioned windows
with leaded lights. Original rainwater goods with decorative heads. Flat-roofed
roof dormer with moulded cornice and 2-light casement. Gabled roof; gable end,
ridge and rear lateral stacks. One-storey extension in similar style to right of
front. Interior noted has having Art Nouveau features including canopies of
quasi-inglenooks and pierced carving to stair balustrade. Barrel-vaulted 1st
floor room, with small chapel recess. Noted as a fine example of Baillie-Scott's
work (Pevsner). Interior inspection not possible because closed order.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.255-6).
Listing NGR: SU3943588307
2003
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU48NW (East side)
3/74 Nos.78 and 80
- II
Farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. c.1700. Rendered walls; old tile roof; brick stacks.
3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 door. Segmental arch
over early C18 sash to left, C20 bay windows to right. First floor has late C19
three-light casement to left, 2 early C18 sashes to right. Gabled roof; ridge
stacks. Early C18 five-light leaded casement to left side wall. Interior: Early
C18 two-panelled doors, chalk stack, chamfered beams to centre and right;
collar-truss to right, original clasped purlins. No. 78 to right: Early C18
two-storey, 2-window range of similar materials with gambrel roof, gable end
external stack, early C18 six-panelled door and C20 windows; similar gabled wing
to rear has late C19 door and 2 late C18 sashes. Interior has original brick
floor, mid C19 doors and staircase. To rear left is one-storey C18 brewhouse of
brick with gabled stone slate roof adjoining early C18 outshut to left side wall
of No.78.
Listing NGR: SU4002788176
2004
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (East side)
6/75 No.30
GV II
House. Mid/late C17. Timber framed walls rendered over. Front in imitation stone
ashlar; C20 tile roof; brick stack. L-plan, 2-unit lobby-entry to front. 2
storeys; 2-window range. Central C18 plank door in C18 beaded architrave. Mid
C20 ground-floor casements; late C19 first-floor casements. Gabled roof; ridge
stack. To rear left is similar 2-bay wing adjoining stair turret and outshut.
Interior: Exposed timber-framing throughout. Chamfered beams and original joists
throughout; chamfered bressumers to fireplaces in central stack. Winder stairs
in stair-turret to rear of stack. First floor has C17 ribbed doors,
timber-framed trusses obscured by inserted ceiling; original spice cupboard with
butterfly hinges next to right fireplace.
Listing NGR: SU3996188044
2005
of
2228
SU3988 WANTAGE STIRLINGS ROAD
542/6/76 Nos. 35 to 37 (Odd)
21.05.1982
GV II
House. Mid (18, Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old tile roof; no stacks. 2-
unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-widows range. Segmental header arches over (20 door
and 3-light casements. Oentilled eaves. (20 dormers. Gambrel roof; no stacks. (20
extension to rear left.
Formerly listed as :
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (East side)
6/76 No.26
21/05/82
GV II
House. Mid C18, Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old tile roof; no stack.
2-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range. Segmental header arches over
C20 door and 3-light casements. Dentilled eaves. C20 dormers. Gambrel roof; no
stack. C20 extension to rear left.
Listing NGR: SU3993888019
2006
of
2228
SU3988 WANTAGE STIRLINGS ROAD
542/6/77 No.39
21.05.1982
GV II
House. Late C18. Flared header bond brick, red brick quoins and dressings; old tile
roof; no stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Segmental header arches over
C20 door and 3- light casements. 3 alternating red brick bands at storey level; red
brick dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; no stacks. CZO brick wall encloses original
covered entry to right. Rendered to rear. INTERIOR: not inspected.
Formerly listed as :
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (East side)
6/77 No.24
21/05/82
GV II
House. Late C18. Flared header bond brick, red brick quoins and dressings; old
tile roof; no stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Segmental header
arches over C20 door and 3-light casements. 3 alternating red brick bands at
storey level; red brick dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; no stack. C20 brick wall
encloses original covered entry to right. Rendered to rear. Interior not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3992788030
2007
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (East side)
6/78 No.22
21/05/82
GV II
House. Late C18. Flemish bond red brick with some flared headers; old tile roof;
brick stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C18 six-panelled door set
in pedimented doorway with pilasters. Timber lintels over late C18 sashes except
concrete lintel over late C18 tripartite sash to right of door. Roof is
half-hipped to left, gabled to right. Ridge stack. Left side wall has segmental
arch over late C19 four-panelled door adjoining late C19 boarded shop front.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3992788030
2008
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (East side)
6/79 The Clock House
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as Dalkeith)
GV II
House. Early C18, remodelled in late C18. Flemish bond brick with flared
headers, limestone quoins and storey bands; old tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit
plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. C18 six-panelled door with
Neo-classical fanlight set in late C18 broken pedimented surround with
Neo-classical brackets and decoration. Late C18 sashes to all windows, set under
upper and lower storey bands. Late C18 bow windows with paired sashes. Parapet
is pedimented with bell and has C18 clock below. Dormers rebuilt c.1975. Late
C18 rainwater goods. Limestone coping to gambrel roof; gable end stacks.
Interior: Hall has C18 six-panelled doors to left and right and straight-flight
to quarter-turn with winder stairs. Late C18 four-panelled first-floor doors.
Listing NGR: SU3991888021
2009
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3987NE (East side)
9/80 No.6
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as The Pestle
and Mortar (P.H.))
GV II
Town house, now shop. Mid C18, Flared flemish bond brick, red brick quoins and
dressings; old tile roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 5-window
range. Flat hood over C18 six-panelled door in beaded architrave. Gauged brick
segmental arches and half-H aprons to C20 plate glass windows on ground floor
and to first-floor sashes. Red brick storey band; coved cornice. Inserted C20
raking dormer. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3983087970
2010
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3987NE (East side)
9/81 No.2
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as Falcon
House)
GV II
Town house, now restaurant and flat. Early C17. Irregular, timber framing much
restored at gabled front, with C18 brick to right side wall; rendering to left
side wall; rear wall rebuilt in late C19/early C20 brick; C20 tile roof; brick
stacks. 3-unit plan, probably with lobby entry originally. 2 storeys; 4-window
range to side walls. Right side wall has C20 door and four C17 three-light
wood-mullioned splayed casements, (2 blocked), and C20 casements. Left side wall
has C18 three-light leaded casements on first floor. Gabled front to street
largely rebuilt in C20; C17 brackets to soffit-moulded jetty; decorative
bargeboard with pendant. Gabled roof; ridge and rear gable end stacks. Interior:
Ground floor has chamfered and stopped beams, open fireplaces with original
chamfered bressumer to front of chalk chimney stack. First floor has C17 plank
doors with strap hinges, chamfered beams with original joists exposed to rear;
winder stairs to left side of stack; timber-framed partition wall to rear of
room behind stack. 4-bay roof with windbraces is obscured at front, and 2 bays
with partial survival to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3982687952
2011
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/82 No.75
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as Nos.71 to
77 (odd))
GV II
Shown on O.S. map as No. 79 Grove Street.
House. Late C16/early C17. Originally timber-framed. Front of C18 random bond
brick, painted white; old tile roof; C20 brick stack. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Segmental arch over mid C20 door. Segmental arches and timber
lintels over mid C20 casements. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Original lean-to, of
square timber framing, to rear right and with C20 weatherboarded upper storey. 2
storey, one-bay range to rear left, originally timber-framed and now of C18
brick and rendered, gabled old tile roof. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beams
with original joists to front left and right. Exposed timber framing throughout.
3-bay queen-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU3998488133
2012
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/83 Nos.71 and 73
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as Nos.71 to
77 (odd))
GV II
Row of 2 cottages. Mid/late Lib, Square timber framing, much restored in C20
with C19 brick infill, C20 tile roof; no stacks. Original 4-unit plan remodelled
in C20. 2 storeys; 7-window range. Jettied front. Three C20 doors. C20
casements. Gabled roof; no stacks. Interior: No.73 to right has chamfered
ogee-stopped beams, timber-framed first-floor partition and queen-post roof with
clasped purlins. No.71 not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3997588115
2013
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/84 No.57
GV II
House, now salon. Probably C15 hall, floored over in early C17. Imitation stone
ashlar front, rendered side walls; old tile roof; brick stack. Single-unit plan.
2 storeys; 2-window range. Mid C20 front has C20 door and casements. Gabled
roof; gable end stack to right. Interior: Chamfered C17 beams and joists in
ground floor. 2-bay full-cruck roof.
Listing NGR: SU3995688089
2014
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/85 Nos.43 and 45
GV II
House now 2 dwellings. c.1790-1800. Limestone ashlar; old and C20 tile roof;
ashlar stack. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Keyed stone lintels
over C20 doors with overlights, sashes to right (No.45) and C20 windows to left.
Raised storey band. Gabled roof; ridge stack with moulded top. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3991988055
2015
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/86 No.41
GV II
House. c.1730-40. Imitation stone render and chamfered quoins to early C19 front
over original brick; random bond brick and tile hanging to left side wall;
rendered to rear; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys;
2-window range. C18 six-panelled door in beaded architrave to left; early C19
sash above and early C19 eight-pane sashes to right. Gabled roof; gable end
stack to right, rear lateral stack. Interior: Early C18 two-panelled doors.
Early C18 quarter-turn stairs with vase balusters on closed string. 3-bay
common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU3990988048
2016
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/87 Nos.23 to 27 (odd)
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.23,
No.25, No.27
GV II
Row of 3 cottages, now house and shop. C17, remodelled early C18. Originally
timber-framed. Clad in early C18 partly glazed Flemish bond brick with orange
brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof; glazed and red brick stacks. 4-unit
plan. 2 storeys and attic; 6-window range. Timber lintels and concrete lintel to
No.27 over C20 doors. Timber lintel and concrete lintel over C20 windows to
Nos.23 and 25; segmental arches over C20 casement and mid C19 sash to No.27
(right). Segmental arches over C20 first-floor casements. Central raking dormer
with C20 casement and late C19 gabled dormer to left. Roof gabled to left,
half-hipped to right; large ridge stacks. C18 two-light casement in right gable
wall. Interior: No.29 (right) has early C18 six-panelled door, chamfered and
stopped beams throughout and collar-truss roof. Jowled post with mortice for
arch-brace to rear.
Listing NGR: SU3987088027
2017
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988 (West side)
6/88 Nos.15 to 19 (odd)
GV II
Row of 3 cottages, now 3 shops. Late C17, clad in mid C19 brick. Colourwashed
brick; old tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 8-window range.
Segmental arches over C20 doors to Nos.15 and 17. C20 windows on ground floor,
and C20 shop front to No.19 (right). Segmental arches over. 5 late C19
three-light casements and 3 blind windows on first floor. Dentilled eaves. Roof
gabled to left, hipped to right; ridge and rear internal stacks. Outshut to rear
with C19 plank door. To rear right is early C18 one storey and attic, one-window
range of Flemish bond brick with gabled old tile roof and brick ridge stack.
Interior: Nos.15 and 17 have chamfered beams and winder stairs adjoining
dividing stack. No. 19 has quartered chamfered and stopped beams, quarter-turn
stairs and some panelling of c.1730-40 in rear wing.
Listing NGR: SU3985788020
2018
of
2228
WANTAGE GROVE STREET
SU3988, SU3987NE (West side)
6/89, 9/89 No.9a (Oakridge Saddlery)
GV II
House and shop, now shop. Mid/late C18. Colourwashed brick front and rendered
left side wall; old tile roof; brick stack. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Flat hood and reeded architrave to C20 door. Mid C19 eight-pane shop window with
dentilled cornice to left and flat rendered arch over 4-light casement to right
of door; flat arches over first-floor sashes. Dentilled eaves. Gabled and hipped
roof; left lateral stack. 2-storey, one-bay range to rear, of similar materials
with dentilled eaves, and 8-pane sash to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3983988008
2019
of
2228
WANTAGE HARCOURT ROAD
SU48NW (North side)
Charlton
3/90 Truelock's Farmhouse
16/10/69
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Roughcast front over English bond brick; old
tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan with rear left outshut. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. Central C20 door and porch. Segmental arches over late C19 three-light
casements. Dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; gable end stacks, external right stack
with projecting bread oven. C19 plank door to rear. Interior: Late C19 panelled
doors. Room to right has complete set of plain beam and joists and chamfered
bressumer over open fireplace. Timber framing to rear left of first floor. Roof
not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4069988454
2020
of
2228
WANTAGE HARCOURT ROAD
SU48NW (North side)
Charlton
3/91 Barn and stable approx. 20m.
16/10/84 NE of Truelock's Farmhouse
GV II
Barn and stable. Early C18. Weatherboarding, some probably C18, over timber
frame on brick plinth, asbestos sheet roof. 4-bay plan with rear aisle.
Half-hipped roof. Interior: posts braced to wall plates and tie beams. 4-bay
queen-post roof with clasped purlins. Subsidiary features: Stable and loft
attached to front right of coursed limestone rubble with weatherboarding over
timber-framed upper floor, with half-hipped old tile roof: C18 strap hinges to
loft door.
Listing NGR: SU4072988492
2021
of
2228
WANTAGE ICKLETON ROAD
SU3987 (South side)
7/195 Ham Lodge
- II
Lodge, now house. 1833 graffito on brick. Random bond red brick; old tile roof;
brick stack. Octagonal plan. 2 storeys. Segmental arches over C19 plank door and
2-light leaded casements. Pyramidal roof; lateral stack. Interior not inspected.
Mid C19 one storey wing to left, of limestone rubble and C20 brick, with gabled
old tile roof, remodelled in late C20.
Listing NGR: SU3920887695
2022
of
2228
WANTAGE ICKLETON ROAD
SU3987 (South side)
7/92 Ham Mill
- II
Mill, now house. 1818 graffito on brick. Random bond brick; old tile roof; late
C20 brick lateral stack. L-plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range. Segmental arches of
alternating red and flared brick over C20 casements. Half-hipped roof. C18 plank
door to rear; round-headed first-floor entry in left side wall. Iron breast-shot
wheel, by Gibbons of Wantage, attached to shaft through right side wall. To rear
right is 2-storey, 2-window range granary, weatherboarded with half-hipped old
tile roof 20 door and casements. Interior: 6-bay collar-truss roof; vertical
posts to chamfered beams on ground floor. Jowled posts to 3-bay collar-truss
roof in rear right wing. (W. Foreman, Oxfordshire Mills, 1083, p119)
Listing NGR: SU3915687544
2023
of
2228
WANTAGE ICKLETON R0AD
SU3987 (South side)
7/93 Ham House
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as The Ham)
GV II*
House. c.1740; mid/late C19 one-bay extension to left. Front of Flemish bond red
brick; old tile roof; flared and red brick stacks. Double-depth plan. Two storey
and attic; 3-window range. Central gabled entrance bay brought forward and
surmounted by 3 ball finials; fine Ionic Venetian window with blind balustrade
above Venetian doorway with C20 door and glazing. Gauged brick flat arches over
late C18 sashes in outer bays. Moulded cornice; late C19 bay to left of front in
similar style and materials with lateral moulded stack and rear canted bay.
One-bay wings, to rear of main range, with hipped roofs and mid C18 sash to
right, flank large central canted bay of flared brick with red brick dressings,
flanking stacks and pyramidal roof; central bay and left block have moulded
string and plinth courses and gauged brick flat arches over sashes; much of
right block hidden by mid/late C19 range to right of front and has T-shaped mid
C18 one-storey range to rear. Interior: Front hall with black and white
stone-tiled floor has mid C18 six-panelled doors in shouldered architraves with
elaborate carved cornices to left and right. 3-bay screen of fluted Doric
columns to rear hall which has similar doors and finely carved fireplace;
open-well stairs with turned balusters and banisters ramped to fluted newel
posts to rear left; quarter-turn stairs with turned balusters and 3-bay
round-headed triple-keyed screen to right. Room to left of hall has
bolection-moulded panelling and fine mid C18 fireplace reset in left side wall;
rood to right has early C18 fireplace. First floor has round-headed doorways
with key and impost blocks; 6-panelled doors. One-storey block to rear right has
similar doorways with carved cornices to panelled room which has fine fireplace
with cherub's head to bolection-moulded overmantle and broken pediment to
central urn; room to rear has late C19 Georgian-style panelling.
Listing NGR: SU3904087434
2024
of
2228
WANTAGE ICKLETON ROAD
SU3987 (South side)
7/94 Granary approx. 20m. SW of
Ham House
GV II
Granary. Early C18. Raised on brick relieving arches. Flemish bond brick with
flared headers; old tile roof. 2 storeys; one-bay range. Segmental arch over old
plank door with strap hinges and cat-hole. Segmental arch over C2ii window over
above door; two C20 inserted lights. Dentilled eaves. Roof hipped to left, and
attached to right. Interior: Features hidden. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3900987420
2025
of
2228
WANTAGE ICKLETON ROAD
SU3987 (South side)
7/95 Barn approx. 10m, S of Ham
House
GV II
Barn. C18. C20 weatherboarding over timber frame on brick base; concrete tile
roof. 4-bay single-aisle plan. Porch with hipped roof flanked by front aisle.
half-hipped roof. Interior: Posts braced to tie beams and wall plates. 4-bay
collar-truss roof with clasped purlins. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3902587403
2026
of
2228
WANTAGE LOCK'S LANE
SU3987 (South side)
7/96 The Mill
03/12/69 (Formerly listed as Mill)
GV II
Mill, now house. C18. Brick painted over; C20 weatherboarding over original site
of mill-wheel to right; old tile roof. Original plan form unclear. 2 storeys and
attic; 5-bay range. Segmental arches over blocked doorway with C20 casement and
C20 casement to right, next to segmental-arched blocked window; timber lintels
over first-floor loft door to left and C20 casement to right. C18 three-light
casement in weatherboarded wall over mill-race to right. C20 dormer. Half-hipped
roof. Rear lean-to built up in C20. Interior: Collar-truss roof and original
beams.
Listing NGR: SU3933687798
2027
of
2228
WANTAGE LOCK'S LANE
SU3987 (South side)
7/97 Granary approx. 15m. SW of
03/12/69 The Mill
(Formerly listed as granary
of mill to the south-west)
GV II
Granary, now house. C18. C2(1 weatherboarding over timber framing on brick base;
old tile roof. 3-bay plan. One storey. C20 porch, door and casements. Gabled
roof. C20 extensions to rear. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3931687793
2028
of
2228
WANTAGE MANOR ROAD
SU48NW (East side)
3/98 Granary approx. 15m. E of
03/12/69 Furzewick Farmhouse (not
included)
(Formerly listed as granary of
Furzewick Farm)
GV II
Granary. C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers partly colourwashed; old
tile roof. 2 storeys; one-window range. Segmental arched openings flank stairs
to raised floor; segmental arch over C20 plank door and similar loft door above,
flanked by similar narrow openings with C20 louvres. Dentilled eaves. Hipped
roof. Interior: Old grain bins. 2-bay queen-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU4006885183
2029
of
2228
WANTAGE MANOR ROAD
SU48NW (East side)
3/99 Barn approx. 20m. NE of
Furzewick Farmhouse (not
included)
GV II
Barn, now stables. C18. Brick and C20 concrete block to front; rendered rear and
side walls. Corrugated iron roof; old tile roof over porch. 3-bay aisled plan
with central threshing floor. Porch with hipped roof and C20 plank doors.
Half-hipped roof. Interior: Posts braced to tie beam and wall plate. 3-bay
queen-post roof with clasped purlins and curved wind braces. Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SU4003085216
2030
of
2228
In the entry for:-
WANTAGE
SU 38 SE MANOR ROAD
(WEST SIDE)
4/100 MILESTONE AT
SU 3940 8453
II
Shall be amended to read
WANTAGE
SU 38 SE MANOR ROAD
(WEST SIDE)
4/100 MILESTONE AT
SU 3951 8491
------------------------------------
WANTAGE MANOR ROAD
SU38SE (West side)
4/100 Milestone at SU 3940 8453
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone painted white. Inscribed Wantage/ 2 / Hungerford
/ 11 1/2.
Listing NGR: SU3951084910
2031
of
2228
WANTAGE MANOR R0AD
SU38SE (East side)
4/101 Milestone at SU 3962 8349
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone painted white. Inscribed Wantage. 3. Hungerford/
10 1/2.
Listing NGR: SU3973683486
2032
of
2228
WANTAGE
542/0/10010 MANOR ROAD
27-AUG-03 Milestone south of Manor Road Farm at
NGR SU39738642
GV II
Milestone. Late-C18. Bare stone slab with rectangular plan and rounded top. Face
inscribed 'WANTAGE 1 HUNGERFORD 12 1/2'. Erected by the Besselsleigh Turnpike Trust,
created in 1771'. Forms part of a series along the road between Hungerford and
Wantage.
2033
of
2228
In the entry for WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
9/102 (North Side)
Nos 39, 40 and 41
The address shall be amended to read: MARKET PLACE
(North Side)
Nos 39 and 40
------------------------------------
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (North side)
9/102 Nos.39, 40 and 41 (No.41
03/12/69 previously listed 22/04/50)
GV II
House, now shops. Early/mid C17. Square timber framing, much restored mid C20,
with herringbone brick panels; stone slate roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan. 3
storeys; 3-window range. C20 shop fronts. Jettied first and second floors with
brattishing and restored brackets. C20 three- and 2-light cross windows;
ovolo-moulded mullioned lights flank first-floor windows. Gabled roof; ridge
stack with oversailing courses. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beams. First
floor and attic not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3982687935
2034
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (North side)
542/9/103 Statue of King Alfred
GV II
Statue of King Alfred. 1877, by Count Gleichen of Hohenlohe-Foedore, Queen
Victoria's nephew. Italian marble. Presented to Wantage by Colonel Sir Robert
Loyd-Lindsay V.C., later Lord Wantage, and unveiled by the Prince and Princess of
Wales in 1877.
Listing NGR: SU3982987903
2035
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (East side)
9/104 No.50 (Post Office Vaults
22/04/50 Public House) and No.51
GV II
Inn, now public house and shop. c,1730, refronted c.1760. Flemish bond brick;
old tile roof; brick stack. Encloses small yard, now blocked off. 3 storeys;
4-window range. Late C19 ground-floor front to No.50, flat brick arches over
blocked cellar windows to right; Venetian window with Doric columns and early
C18 sashes above, and keyed gauged brick semi-circular arches over early C18
sashes to left. Second floor has gauged brick flat arches to left and soldier
arches to right over sashes. Parapet. Hipped and half-hipped roof; ridge stacks.
Right side wall has similar semi-circular arch over sash. Left side wall of
2-window range has semi-circular arch with impost blocks to mid C19 door, early
C19 and mid C19 border sashes, early C18 sash to top left. No.51, to right, is
early C18 similar 1 x 1 block with semi-circular arches over similar first-floor
sashes in yellow brick jambs. Rear wall has corbelled out lateral stack and mid
C19 stuccoed porch. Interior: C18 cornices and early C18 two-panelled doors.
Early C18 six-panelled door from enclosed internal yard to rear right room of
No.50, which has panelled dado and panelling of c.1730, probably reset, in
partition dividing No.51 to right. Early C18 quarter-turn staircase to right of
No.50 has turned vase balusters on open string and panelled dado. First-floor
room to left has round-headed doorways arid cupboards with panelled reveals;
similar round-headed doorway to right room of No.50 with 3-panelled door. Early
C18 winder stairs to second floor.
Listing NGR: SU3989587935
2036
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/105 Nos.I and 2
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.1)
GV II
Includes No.2 Newbury Street.
Town house, now offices. c.1720-30. Flared header bond brick, red brick quoins
and dressings; roof not visible; flared and red brick stack. L-plan. 3 storeys;
4-window range. C20 shop front to ground floor. First and second floors have
segmental arches of gauged brick with half-H aprons to 4 early C18 sashes with
original glazing bars, one blind window, 2 mid C19 sashes and 2 blocked windows.
Red brick string course and parapet course; parapet panelled in red brick. Brick
stack to left corner. Left side wall to No. 2 Newbury Street has similar
6-window range of 5 early C18 sashes with original glazing bars, 5 blocked
windows and C20 sash to right. Interior: Early C18 two- and 6-panelled doors.
Mid C19 fireplaces, and mid C19 staircase to rear right. First-floor room to
left has panelling of c.1730. Collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3987187865
2037
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/106 No.3
03/12/69
GV II
Town house, now offices. c.1470. Red machine brick, yellow machine brick quoins
and dressings; old tile roof; red and yellow machine brick quoins. 3 storeys;
3-window range. Segmental arches with keystones to 2-panelled sashes. Wood
modillioned cornice to ground floor. Brick dentilled string course and cornice
with egg and dart motifs to soffits. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Interior not
inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3986687873
2038
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/107 Nos.4 and 5
03/12/69
GV II
House, now 2 shops. Probably C17, refronted in C19. Painted C19 brick; old tile
roof; brick stack. Plan form unclear. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. C20
shop front. First floor has segmental arch over blocked centre window flanked by
late C19 horned sash to left and late C19 canted bay window with sashes to
right. 2 gabled dormers. Gabled roof; left end stack. Interior: Remodelled but
part of C17 collar-truss roof survives.
Listing NGR: SU3985587868
2039
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/108 No.6
22/04/50
GV II
Town house, now shop and offices. c.1770. Flared header bond brick, red brick
quoins and dressings; roof not visible; brick stack. Plan form unclear. 3
storeys; 2-window range. 6-panelled door with Gothick fanlight. C20 shop front.
First and second floors have gauged flat brick arches over late C18 sashes.
Flush storey band; parapet. Roof not visible; right end stack. Interior: C19
straight-flight stairs in passage opposite door to upper floors which have C18
six-panelled doors and late C18 fireplace to top right room. Mid C19 dog-leg
stairs to second floor.
Listing NGR: SU3984587866
2040
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/109 Nos.7 and 8
22/04/50
GV II
Town house, now flat and shops. C17, refronted c.1780. Flared header bond brick,
red brick quoins and dressings; roof and stacks not visible. T-plan. 3 storeys;
5-window range. C20 shop fronts. First and second floors have keyed stone
lintels over original sashes. Red brick string course and parapet course;
parapet panelled in red brick. Roof and stacks not visible. Interior: First
floor of No.7 (left) has late C18 fireplace. No.8 has late C17 panelling to
right, late C17 panelled doors, and C17 winder stairs, much restored. C17
four-bay roof has central collar truss flanked by timber-framed closed trusses.
C17 two-storey wing to rear of No.8 has C18 brick walling, gabled old and C20
tile roof and brick ridge stack; C17 four-light leaded casement to left side
wall; C17 three-bay queen-post roof. Structural evidence indicates that this
wing is later than the front, which was probably timber-framed also.
Listing NGR: SU3984187863
2041
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/110 Nos.9 and 10
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.10
(Wantage Stores))
GV II
Town house, now offices. C17, remodelled early C18. Flemish bond brick with
flared headers. Old tile roof; stacks not visible. Double-depth plan. 3 storeys;
5-window range. C20 door with overlight set in moulded wood architrave to left;
C20 front on ground floor. Gauged brick flat arches with keystones over original
first-floor sashes and late C19 three-pane sashes. Red brick string course and
parapet course; parapet. Roof and stacks not visible. Mid C18 two-storey,
2-window range to rear right has rendered walling. C20 tile hipped roof, brick
lateral and ridge stacks. Interior: C18 staight-flight stairs with moulded newel
post to rear left; early C18 quarter-turn stairs with moulded balusters to rear
right. On first floor are early C18 two-panelled doors and round-headed arch
with impost and key-blocks to rear. Party wall adjoining No.11 (q.v.) is
timber-framed with wattle and daub infill and is hung with stone slates on right
side.
Listing NGR: SU3982487869
2042
of
2228
SU 3987 NE WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
(South side)
542/9/111
Nos.11 and 12
22.04.1950
GV II
Town house, now house and shop. Circa late C16 and C17 timber-frame; remodelled and
faced in brick in circa early C18. Flared header bond brick, red brick quoins and
dressings; right side wall in Flemish bond brick with flared headers; Welsh slate
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 3 storeys; 4-window range. Shop front of c.1890-1900 has
twisted columns to acanthus leaf capitals and acanthus leaf consoles to moulded
cornice; 2 double-leaf doors with cut-glass panels. Gauged brick segmental arches
with decorative keystones to mid C19 horned sashes. Moulded wood cornice. Hipped
roof; lateral and end stacks. Similar 3-window range with C18 doorway to right side
wall; similar one-bay block extending from right side wall has 6-panelled door with
overlight and moulded brackets to flat hood. To rear is 2-storey and attic 2-window
range, probably C17, of Flemish bond brick with flared headers, double-gabled tile
roof and brick lateral and rear stacks. Rear door has late C19 stained glass panels.
C18 sash, late C19 border sashes with coloured glass borders and full dormer with 2-
light leaded casement to left, side wall. Interior: Late C19 dog-leg stairs with iron
balusters adjoining pneumatic Lampson-Paragon tube. First-floor room to left has
panelling to left side and to rear. Rear wing has early C18 quarter-turn stairs with
moulded balusters. Fine late C19 fireplace with tiled surround to rear room.
INTERIOR: The brick cladding conceals substantial remains of a 3-storeyed [probably
jettied] timber-frame, of L-shaped plan, with a tenoned-purlin roof structure with
tie-beam and collar trusses with kneed principals.
Listing NGR: SU3981387869
2043
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/112 Victoria Cross Gallery
03/12/69 (Formerly listed as Victoria
Gallery)
GV II
Corn exchange converted into picture gallery c.1890, now shopping arcade and
offices. Mid C19. Limestone ashlar ground floor; Flemish bond yellow brick with
red brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof. 3 storeys; 4-window range. Ground
floor of c.1890 divided into 2 bays by pilasters with grey limestone composite
capitals; ovolo-moulded segmental-arched entry to left; plain frieze has
"VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY" in capital letters flanked by panelled strips. Gauged
brick segmental arches with flush keystones to late C19 horned sashes. Red brick
string course. Dentilled cornice. Gabled roof with crested ridge tiles; gable
end stack to right. Interior not inspected. Formerly the Corn Exchange,
converted c.1890 into the Victoria Cross Gallery by Colonel Sir Robert
Loyd-Lindsay V.C. (Lord Wantage) to house pictures of Victoria Cross heroes by
Claudier Desanges. Included for group value.
(A. Gibbons and E.C. Davey, Wantage Past and Present, 1904, p.101).
Listing NGR: SU3980087879
2044
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/113 The Bear Hotel
22/04/50
GV II
Inn. C17, remodelled c.1720, Red Flemish bond brick; early C20 limestone ashlar
to ground floor; roof and stacks not visible. L-plan. 3 storeys; 6-window range.
Early C18 gates to entry; late C18 ground floor sashes. Gauged brick segmental
arches with keystones over early C18 first-floor sashes; flat brick arches with
keystones over mid C19 three-pane second-floor sashes. Moulded cornice;
pedimented to centre with blind half-lunette. Gabled roof; stacks not visible.
Interior: First-floor room has C17 panelled dado and timber-framed wall to left,
To rear left is 3-storey, 6-window range of Flemish bond brick with flared
headers; segmental arches over mid C19 sashes except C20 casements flanking C20
door.
Listing NGR: SU3979287868
2045
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (South side)
9/114 Nos.18 and 19 (Barclays Bank)
03/12/69
GV II
House and shop, now bank. c.1850. Rusticated stucco over brick; roof not
visible. Linear plan. Italianate style. 3 storeys; 5-window range. C20
ground-floor front. Keyed semi-circular arches with hood-mould carried into
moulded string course at impost level, over horned single-pane sashes set in
cavetto-moulded architraves. Decorative cast-iron balcony. Similar 2-window
range to left side wall. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3976687895
2046
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/115 No.20
03/12/69
GV II
House, now shop and offices. Early C18, late C19 second storey. Flared Flemish
bond brick with red brick dressings. Late C19 club tiles to second floor; old
tile roof; brick stack. Double-depth plan. 3 storeys; 4-window range. Early C20
shop front. First floor has gauged brick segmental arches over late C19 sashes.
Coved cornice. Late C19 second-floor sashes. M-shaped roof; gable end stacks.
Right side wall in Flemish bond with flared headers with segmental arches over
late C19 sashes. Interior: Ground floor remodelled in C20. First floor not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3976687895
2047
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/116 Nos.21 and 22
03/12/69
GV II
Town house and shop, now shop and offices. Late C16. Originally timber-framed
with jettied first floor; in late C19 ground floor underbuilt in brick and first
and attic floors re-walled in mock timber framing and tile cladding; old tile
roof; brick stacks. Single-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range. C20
shop front. Pedimented 2-light cross-windows to first floor, similar without
pediment above. Cross-gabled roof; lateral stack. Left side wall has attic
window with 2 trefoil-headed lights and 2 narrow gable walls to rear. No.22, to
right of No.21 has 2-storey, one-bay front of late C19 English bond brink, with
gabled old tile roof, brick stack to rear wall, C20 door and late C19 sashes to
front and right side wall. Interior: No.21, has original cellar with stone steps
and chamfered beams; chamfered beams and dragon-beam to ground floor; chamfered
beam and mid C18 panelling to first floor, and original roof structure. No.22
has 2-bay arch-braced collar truss with large jointed, chamfered and curved post
to right; set of chamfered beams to ground floor; in rear first-floor room is
late C17 panelled door, bolection-moulded fireplace and adjoining panelling.
Listing NGR: SU3976387902
2048
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/117 Nos.23 and 24
03/12/69
GV II
House. Late C18. Flared header bond brick, red brick quoins and dressings; Welsh
slate roof with late C19 decorative ridge tiles; brick stack. L-plan. storeys;
4-window range. C20 shop front with C20 double doors and late C19 cornice. Stone
lintels over late C18 first-floor sashes. Gabled roof; rear lateral stack.
Contemporary 2-storey, 2-window range to rear of Flemish bond brick, partly
rendered, with hipped old tile roof. Interior: Remodelled in C20.
Listing NGR: SU3974887891
2049
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/118 No.27
03/12/69
GV II
Hall house. C15, floor inserted in C17 and remodelled c.1900. Hall originally
jettied and timber framed; mock timber framing applied to front c.1900; old and
C20 tile roof. C15 open hall with screens passage to right. 2 storeys and attic;
2-window range. Two C20 doors, early C20 three-light windows. C20 roof dormer.
Gabled roof. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beam on ground floor; timber-framed
partition wall divides room from possible screens passage on right, with stone
flag floor. Two-bay roof with arch-braced collar-truss and butt purlins;
timber-framed closed trusses to sides. To rear is early C18 two-storey wing,
rendered with hipped old tile roof, brick lateral stacks. Interior has 2-bay
king-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU3973387899
2050
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/119 No.28 (The Swan Inn Public
03/12/69 House)
GV II
House. Remains of C15 service end of No.27 (q.v.), later alterations. Originally
timber-framed; clad in C18 Flemish bond colourwashed brick; old tile roof; brick
stack. Original plan form unclear. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Segmental arches
on ground floor, timber lintels on first floor, over 2 late C19 sashes and 5
late C19 two-light casements. Gabled roof; front lateral stack. Left gable end
adjoining No.27 (q.v.) has mid C18 sash above door and window of c.1970.
Interior: Exposed timber framing with arch brace adjoining No.27 (q.v.) has
mortice holes for now demolished framing on site of the Swan, and assembly for
front jetty continued through to No.27 (q.v.); jowled post to chamfered and
stopped beam. Roof structure, probably C17, obscured.
Listing NGR: SU3972587928
2051
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/120 Nos.29 and 30
22/04/50
GV II
Shown on O.S. map as Nos. 28 & 29, Market Place.
House, now shops. Dated 1708 on doorway of left side wall; front remodelled
c.1880, Flemish bond brick with flared headers; limestone quoins and dressings;
late C19 banded club and plain-tile roof with crested ridge tiles; brick stacks.
Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Late C19 shop front with
C20 doors and decorative cast-iron parapet. Stone lintels with decorative
keystones, chamfered rusticated architraves, to late C19 sashes. Early C18
cyma-moulded plinth and storey band; chamfered limestone quoins. Late C19
bracketed eaves and 3 gabled dormers with cast-iron balconies, crested ridge
tiles and finials. Hipped roof; left internal stack. Left side wall has gauged
brick flat arches over late C19 sashes; large late C19 window with cornice
adjoining doorway, with Tuscan pilasters and acanthus leaf brackets to scrolled
pediment with coat of arms and date 17/08 either side of dropped key in tympanum
inscribed with letter K. Interior: Central dog-leg with landing staircase with
barley-sugar balusters on open string, fine fret-cut brackets. Fluted newel post
and panelled dado.
Listing NGR: SU3972687914
2052
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/121 King Alfred's Head Public
House
GV II
Inn, now public house. Early C18. Random bond yellow brick, red brick quoins and
dressings; C20 tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range.
Concrete lintel over paired sashes flanking C20 door. First floor has keyed
gauged brick semi-circular arches over early C18 sashes; string course at impost
level. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Outshut of similar materials to rear. To
rear left is early C18 three-storey, 4-window range of Flemish bond brick with
flared headers, and with hipped old tile roof and brick ridge stack; segmental
arches over 2 second-floor and one first-floor early C18 sashes, 4 late C18
sashes and C20 door. To right of front is 3-storey cross wing of Flemish bond
yellow brick with red brick quoins and dressings; flat brick arches over mid C19
sashes and one early C18 sash to right. Interior: Chamfered and stopped beams to
ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU3973787944
2053
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/122 Nos. 33 and 33
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.33)
GV II*
Town house, now offices. c.1700. Flemish bond flared brick, red brick quoins and
dressings; old tile roof; flared and red brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys;
5-window range. C20 central door and window to right under continuous fascia.
Gauged brick segmental arches over late C19 sashes. Coved cornice. Hipped roof;
rear and left lateral stacks. 3-window range to left side wall, in Flemish bond
brick with flared headers has first-floor windows of segmental arches over
one-light and 2 two-light cross windows with leaded casements; similar late C18
three-storey wing to rear left with half-hipped old tile roof has C18
three-light leaded casement. Interior: C18 six-panelled doors, chamfered and
stopped ground floor beams. To left is panelled room of c.1730 with marble
fireplace flanked by Ionic pilasters. To rear of room is winder staircase of
c.1730, with turned and fluted balusters on open string and panelled dado;
decorative plaster motifs and moulded cornice to landing ceiling.
Listing NGR: SU3977987933
2054
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/123 No.35
GV II
House, now offices. C17, remodelled mid C19. Mid C19 front of random bond red
brick, yellow brick quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof; brick stack. L-plan.
3 storeys; 2-window range. C20 door flanked by mid C19 pilasters with overlight
to left; C20 office front on ground floor. Segmental arches over mid C19 sashes,
with central lunette to second floor. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. C17
rendered rear wing, with gabled old tile roof. Interior: Ground floor has C17
chamfered beams and timber framing to side walls, also to rear gabled block.
Listing NGR: SU3978587937
2055
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/124 No.36 and shops adjoining to
SE
GV II
Houses, now shops. C15 and late C19: late C19 to right (No.36) with left block
dated 1884 on front; C15 parallel rear range and wing to rear at right-angles
Left range: Mock timber framing over tile cladding; old tile roof; brick stack.
2 storeys and attic; 2-window range. C20 shop front. Late C19 first-floor
3-light cross windows and 2-light windows in gabled dormers. Cross-gabled roof;
left gable end stack. No. 36 set back and to right: 2 storey, 2-window range;
roughcast with gabled Welsh slate roof and late C19 dentilled cornice and horned
sashes over C20 shop front. C15 two-storey rear range, roughcast with gabled old
tile roof and late C19 brick lateral and ridge stacks, has right-angled C15
two-bay jettied range to rear, mainly rendered over timber framing with arch
braces and wattle and daub infill, with gabled old tile roof and C20 brick gable
end stack. Interior: Rear range has no exposed trusses. Jettied range (with
access to No.36) could not be inspected but is a rare and probably complete
example of a C15 jettied town house.
Listing NGR: SU3979087936
2056
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
SU3987NE (West side)
9/125 The Bell Inn Public House
GV II
House, now inn. Late C16, originally timber-framed and jettied to centre,
extended 3 bays to left, 2 bays to right, and refaced c.1890. Ground floor of
late C19 English bond brick; club and plain tile hung jettied first floor; old
tile roof; brick stacks. Original plan form unclear. 2 storeys, extra attic
storey to left; 7-window range. Flat arch and segmental arch over late C19
cellar doors. Late C19 casements. Gabled dormer with stepped 3-light casement to
left; gablets over each of 4 first-floor windows to right. Gabled roof also
hipped adjoining rear left gable; ridge stacks. Similar left gable wall has late
C19 panelled door with overlight. Interior: To centre is 3-bay collar-truss roof
with clasped purlins; timber framing and large jowled posts exposed on first
floor. Part of chamfered beam on ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU3982287947
2057
of
2228
WANTAGE MARKET PLACE
(East side)
SU 3987NE
2 K6 Telephone Kiosks
outside No SO (Post Office
9/178 Vaults PH) and No 51
GV II
2 Telephone kiosks. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by
various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosks with domed roof. Unperforated crowns
to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.
Listing NGR: SU3988187888
2058
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/126 Nos.2 and 4
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.4
(Windmill Cafe and motor
showrooms))
GV II
Town house, now restaurant. c.1740. Flared Flemish bond brick with red brick
quoins and dressings; Welsh slate and old tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 3
storeys; 5-window range. Segmental arches over 2 blocked cellar windows to left.
C20 three-light window flanked by C20 door to right and mid C19 four-panelled
door in original position to left. To ground-floor left are segmental arches
over blocked window and sash. On first and second floors are gauged brick
segmental arches over C18 sashes. Moulded wood cornice. Hipped roof; rear
lateral stack. Similar 2-bay right side wall with boarded openings. To rear
right is similar 2-storey one-bay range with gabled old tile roof, brick gable
end stack and C18 sash. Interior: First and second floors not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3980687967
2059
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/127 No.14
GV II
House, now restaurant. C17. C19 stuccoed ground floor, C19 brick first floor,
rendered right side wall, all colour washed; old tile roof; C20 brick stack.
One-unit plan. 2 storeys; one-window range. C20 door and window; late C18 first
floor sash. Gabled roof; gable end stack. Interior: Chamfered and stopped
beam and plain joists on ground floor. Quarter-turn stairs. No access to attic.
Listing NGR: SU3973087990
2060
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3988, SU3987NE (North side)
6/128, 9/128 No.16
GV II
House, now shop. Late C18 with C20 alterations. Flared Flemish bond brick with
red brick quoins and dressings; C20 tile roof to front, C18 to rear; no stacks.
2-unit plan, remodelled in C20. 2 storeys; 4-window range. C20 shop front.
Segmental header arches over first-floor late C19 horned sashes. Red brick
dentilled eaves. Gabled roof. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3976488005
2061
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3988 (North side)
6/129 No.20
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as No.20 (The
Spotted Dog Club))
GV II
Town House, now shops and offices. Early C18. Flared Flemish bond brick, red
brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys;
7-window range. Consoles to stone pediment over mid C19 six-panelled door in
beaded architrave. Segmental header arches over blind windows; gauged brick
cambered arches with half-H aprons to cellar, and late C19 ground-floor sashes;
C20 window right of door. Gauged brick flat arches, half-H aprons to late C18
first-floor sashes and one blind window. Gabled roof; ridge and right end
stacks. Hipped roof to rear stair-well. 2-storey, 2-window range to rear left of
random bond brick with half-hipped old tile roof and late C18. sash to rear.
Interior: Panelling of c.1730 to hall, with stone flag floor, moulded cornice
and quarter-turn staircase of vase balusters on open string. First floor has
early C18 two-panelled doors and panelling of c.1730 with moulded cornice to
landing. Panelling, cornice, and fireplace of c.1730 to right; straight-cut
panelling and cornice to centre; fireplace of c.1730 to left. Similar staircase
to attic which has ribbed and 2-panelled doors.
Listing NGR: SU3974488020
2062
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3988 (North side)
6/130 No.36
GV II
House. C17, remodelled in C18. Original timber-framed structure clad in
colourwashed random bond red brick; old tile roof; brick stack. L-plan. 2
storeys; 4-window range. Segmental header arches over C20 door adjoining C20
window to right, blocked door to left and 4 blocked windows. On first floor are
timber lintels over three C20 two-light casements and 3 blocked windows. Gabled
roof; ridge stack. C20 three-window range to right side wall. Truss with curved
principal rafters and struts exposed in left gable wall. Outshut to rear.
Interior: Ground floor has chamfered and stopped beams. First floor and attic
not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3970388042
2063
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3988 (North side)
6/131 Mill Cottage
- II
House. Mid C18. Brick, probably Flemish bond and painted white; C20 tile roof;
brick stacks. Original 2-unit plan, remodelled in C20, 2 storeys and attic;
2-window range. Timber lintel over C20 door with C20 gabled porch. Segmental
header arches over C20 ground-floor casements and C18 three-light leaded
casements above. Dentilled eaves. 2 raking dormers with 3-light leaded
casements. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Remodelled extension to left has C18
four-light leaded casement. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3965988091
2064
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/132 Nos.5 to 9 (odd)
GV II
House, now shop. Late C18, Random bond red brick; old tile roof; brick stack.
Original 2-unit lobby-entry plan remodelled in C20. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
C20 door and plate-glass windows flanking central blocked door. Gauged brick
flat arches with keystones to 8-pane sashes flanking central blocked window.
Dentilled eaves. Half-hipped gambrel roof; ridge stack. Two C18 three-light
casements, with one leaded light each,to left gable wall. Similar one storey and
attic, one-window range wing to rear right. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3975587972
2065
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3988 (South side)
6/133 Nos. 23 to 37 (odd)
GV II
Almshouses. 1867, by J.P. Spencer for Town Commissioners. Flemish bond brick
with limestone ashlar bands; old tile roof with decorative ridge tiles; brick
stacks. Row of "one-up, one-down" cottages with rear outshut. 2 storeys;
8-window range, ascends Mill Street with every 2 bays stepped up. Shallow
pointed arches over plank doors. Pointed tympanum arches of alternating brick
and ashlar voussoirs pierced with roundels, over 2-light casements with cusped
heads; ashlar storey bands beneath similar first-floor casements. Gabled roof
with raised ashlar coping; ridge stacks. Interior not inspected. Terraced brick
wall to front with piers and ashlar steps.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.255).
Listing NGR: SU3972288002
2066
of
2228
WANTAGE MILL STREET
SU3988 (South side)
6/134 The Lamb Public House
03/12/69 (Formerly listed as Lamb Inn)
- II
House, now public house. C17. Originally timber-framed, C19 roughcast to front
and right side and brick to left side wall; thatched roof; brick stack. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C20 central door in C19 moulded
architrave. Mid/late C19 two-light casements on ground floor, and 3-light
first-floor casements. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Similar first-floor casements
to rear half dormers. Interior: C20 bressumers to central open fireplaces.
Chamfered beams with cyma-moulded stops and original joists throughout. Attic
not inspected but likely to be of interest. Subsidiary features: Attached to
right is one-storey extension, partly in square timber framing with brick infill
and partly rendered, with gabled old tile roof and brick internal stack.
Listing NGR: SU3958888039
2067
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987NE (East side)
9/135 Nos.11 and 13
GV II
Town house, now house and shop. Late C18. Rendered over brick; left side wall of
flared header bond brick with red brick quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof;
stacks not visible. Double-depth plan. 3 storeys; 5-window range. C20 shop
front. Keyed flat arches over sashes. Hipped roof. Left side wall has gauged
brick flat arches with keystones over sashes, some blocked; red brick storey
band and eaves course. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3988187820
2068
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987 (East side)
7/136 St. Mary's School
22/04/50
GV II
Town house, now school. c.1730, second storey added and extended to right and
left in late C19; dormitory wing by Butterfield 1874. Flared Flemish bond brick
with red brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof; brick stacks. Central
staircase plan. Early Georgian style. Originally 2 storeys, now 3 storeys;
5-window range, with pedimented central bay. Gauged brick pediment with Doric
entablature and pilasters to 6-panelled door. Gauged brick cambered arches over
2 cellar windows and C18 sashes with half-H aprons. Red brick storey band and
dentilled and moulded eaves. Roughcast late C19 second storey has sashes and
bracketed cornice over central bay which has lunette flanked by double pilaster
strips. Gabled roof; end stacks. Two late C19 bays in similar style to right of
front. Rear rebuilt and extended in late C19 with lean-to roof over passage with
Diocletian windows leading to chapel (q.v.). Interior: Some C18 two-panelled
doors and panelled shutters. Panelled room and fine fireplace to right. Central
dog-leg stairs have fluted column-on-vase balusters on open string banisters
ramped to fluted newel posts, elaborate carved brackets; panelled dado with
fluted pilasters. First floor has panelled rooms to centre and left, latter with
fine fireplace. Subsidiary features: 2-storey dormitory wing by Butterfield,
1874, with attic storey added c.1890-1900, of red brick with yellow brick diaper
work between ground- and first-floor windows, offset buttresses, limestone
ashlar bands at window sill and impost levels; rendered mock timber-framing to
first floor; one-light cusped windows in 13-window ground-floor range and narrow
first-floor sashes; club tile hung gables of second floor have sashes. Similar
style block to rear left.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.254; Paul Thompson, William Butterfield,
1971, pp,396,435),
Listing NGR: SU3983687733
2069
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987 (West side)
7/137 Chapel adjoining S side of
St. Mary's School
GV II
School chapel. 1898-9, by Ponting. Flemish bond red brick with limestone ashlar
dressings; old tile roof. Nave with apsidal east end and porch with vestibule to
west. Cross with curved hood mould above pointed multi-chamfered arch over
double-leaf plank doors, which are flanked by 3-light lancet windows. Taller
gable wall behind porch has decorative canopy over carving at apex, above 2
two-light late C13 style windows set in multi-chamfered architraves. Gable wall
of chapel has multi-chamfered pointed arch over blue brick tympanum with
elaborate rose window. Gothic crocketed spire to left. 5-bay side walls have
pointed lancets wtih ashlar band at sill level, and lean-to roof over passage
with Diocletian windows to left. Large offset and gabled buttresses to apsidal
east end, with gabled roofs over late C13 style 2-light windows with ashlar
sills. Gabled roof. Interior: Apse has wooden tierceron-vault. Decorated-style
sedilia and canopies over statues flanking east window. Nave has wall pulpit,
linenfold panelling, original pews flanking central aisle, balcony to west and
barrel-vaulted roof. Vestibule to west framed by chamfered pointed arches;
decorative canopies over statues flanking multi-chamfered pointed arch over
double-leaf doors to chapel; pointed cavetto-moulded doorway to newel stairs on
left. Stained glass windows.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.254).
Listing NGR: SU3987387706
2070
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987 (West side)
7/138 Sister Superior's House, St.
22/04/50 Mary's School
GV II
House. C17, remodelled and extended to right in early C18 and with late C19 bay
to left. Roughcast over original timber frame; early C18 Flemish bond brick with
flared headers above and to right of door; old tile roof; brick stacks. T-plan.
2 storeys and attic to left; 2 storeys to right. Brackets to pediment over
6-panelled door with fanlight. Segmental header arches over C18 four-light
leaded casement and C20 one-light casement to right. Two C18 two- and 3-light
leaded casements over late C19 three-light casement, and similar late C19
casements, to left of door. Late C19 three-storey bay to left. Gabled roof;
ridge stack. Early C18 two-storey wing to rear of Flemish bond brick with
tile-hung gable end, gabled old tile roof, brick lateral stack, C18 sashes and
storey band. Interior: Room to left has chamfered and stopped beam, panelled
dado, and early C18 quarter-turn and open-string staircase to rear left, with 3
turned balusters to each tread, wreathed handrail and panelled dado. Jamb of
rebuilt fireplace to left has reset datestone with "P.R.M. 1684". First floor
and attic not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3986487692
2071
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987NE (West side)
9/139 No.4 (Blue Boar Hotel)
03/12/69 (Formerly listed as No.4 Blue
Boar Public House)
GV II
House, now inn. c.1740. Rendered ground floor, Flemish bond brick with flared
headers to first floor; old and C20 tile roof; red and flared brick stack to
left, brick stack. T-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Carved brackets
to flat hood over C20 door in moulded architrave to left. Mid C19 six-pane
sashes to all windows. Gauged brick flat arches with keystones over first-floor
windows. Dentilled eaves. Early C19 sash to roof dormer. Mansard roof; ridge
stack to left, rear internal stack. Sashes in similar surrounds to rear. Mid
C18 two-storey wing to right of flared brick with red brick quoins
and dressings; keyed stone lintels over C18 first-floor sashes; parapet; hipped
old tile roof and brick lateral stack. Interior: First and second floors not
inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3985487857
2072
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987NE (West side)
9/140 No. 6
22/04/50
GV II
House, now offices. Early C17, refronted and stair-turret added c.1700.
Originally timber framed. Flemish bond brick, painted white; banded old and c20
tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 6-window range. Coved
hood over C20 door. C19 plank door in beaded architrave to left. Stone lintels
over late C18 sashes and 2 mid C19 sashes to right of main door. Chamfered
plinth; brick storey band; moulded wood cornice; 3 gabled roof dormers with
early C18 two-light leaded casements. Gabled roof; rear lateral stacks. C20 rear
extension. Interior: C17 spice cupboard above chamfered bressumer to rear open
fireplace adjoining winder stairs with twisted balusters at base and vase
balusters at top. First floor has timber-framed partitions in square framing and
similar framing exposed in rear wall. 3-bay collar-truss roof with butt purlins.
Early C18 bolection-moulded door.
Listing NGR: SU3985287840
2073
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987NE (West side)
9/141 No.8
GV II
House, now shop. C17, refronted late C18. Originally timber-framed. Flemish bond
brick with flared headers; old tile roof; rendered stack. 2-unit plan. 2
storeys; 2-window range. Carved brackets to pedimented hood over late C18
six-panelled (4 glazed) door. Mid C19 wood lintel with beaded surround over C20
casement to right. Segmental arches of alternating red and flared brick over C20
three-light casements. Dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; gable end stack to right.
2-storey, 3-window range to rear right in similar style and materials. Interior;
2-unit front range has light timber framing to left side and rear and chamfered
beam. First floor and attic not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3984887832
2074
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987NE (West side)
9/142 C'est Si Bon Restaurant
03/12/69 Francais and attached shop
(Formerly listed as King
Alfred Kitchen)
GV II
House, now shop and restaurant. Early/mid C18. Originally timber-framed. Flemish
bond brick with flared headers; old tile roof; brick stack. 3-unit plan. 2
storeys; 4-window range. 2 entries to rear. Late C19 wood surround to large C20
window on right. Segmental header arches over late C18 sash, 6-panes of mid C19
two-light casement to left and C20 casement above, windows to right being partly
blocked and remodelled. Dentilled eaves. Half-hipped roof; ridge stack. Splayed
arrisses to side walls. Segmental header arch over C20 door to rear right.
Similar early/mid C18 outshut to rear remodelled in C20, Interior: 2
collar-trusses with clasped purlins to left. Timber framing to rear left wall.
Listing NGR: SU3986087813
2075
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987NE (West side)
9/143 Nos. 10 and 12
22/04/50
GV II
House. Late C15. Datestone on left gable stack 1679. Originally timber-framed.
C18 Flemish bond brick to right, late C19 brick to left; stuccoed first floor
and left side wall; old tile roof; brick stacks, left gable stack of Flemish
bond brick with flared beaders. C15 hall, remodelled in mid/late C16 as 3-unit
cross-passage plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Late C19 door and flanking
casements to left, late C19 plank door and early C19 sash to right (No.10).
First floor has late C19 casement to right, mid C18 three-light casement with
central leaded light and late C19 anthropomorphic corbel to late C17 square bay
with wood-mullioned leaded casements. Gabled roof; ridge stack and left gable
end external stack with facemask beneath datestone. 2-storey, 2-window range to
rear right, rendered over original C15 timber-framing with gabled old tile roof
and rear end stack. Interior: Exposed timber framing with arch braces to right
and rear right wing, and concealed timber-framed partition walls. Mid/late C16
chamfered and stopped ground- and first-floor beams. C17 two-panelled door to
quarter-turn stairs. Chamfered and stopped bressumer over first-floor fireplace
to right of centre. Smoke-blackened late C15 chamfered arch-braced collar-truss
roof with clasped purlins to left of ridge stack flanked by queen-strut trusses,
one to right having original wattle and daub infill. Ridge stack and ceiling
with beams probably inserted in mid C16.
Listing NGR: SU3984787824
2076
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987 (West side)
7/144 No.14
03/12/69
GV II
House, now office. Late C17/early C18, Flemish bond brick with flared headers,
10 courses of glazed brick at storey level, random bond brick above; old tile
roof; no stack. One-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. C20 door
with mid C19 pedimented surround. Segmental header arches over C20 casement
above. Dentilled eaves. Gabled roof, lower eaves line on right side. Mid C19 bow
window in right side wall, which has splayed arriss. Interior: Plain beam on
ground floor. 2-bay collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3985587792
2077
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987 (West side)
7/145 St. Anne's House
22/04/50
GV II
Town house, now dormitory accommodation for St. Mary's School (q.v.) since 1935.
Early C18; refronted and extended to right c.1880, Yellow brick with red brick
dressings and raised limestone ashlar quoins; early C18 flared brick with red
brick dressings to left side and partly exposed to rear; roof not visible; brick
stacks. Original 2-unit plan. 3 storeys; 5-window range. Triple-keyed cambered
arches over late C19 sashes with half-H aprons on first and second floors. Stone
plinth course; raised brick storey bands; moulded stone cornice to panelled
parapet. Hipped roof; end stacks. Front left stack with stone astragal and
cornice. 2-window range left side wall has gauged brick segmental arches with
keystones over blind windows; 2 early C18 sashes in similar surrounds to rear.
Entry to right in late C19 two-storey extension in similar style to right;
chamfered elliptical arch over late C19 door. Interior: Panelled doors and
shutters. Early C18 round-headed arch to late C19 panelled room with fireplace
to left. Early C18 winder stairs have fluted column-on-vase balusters, fluted
newel post and panelled dado; rusticated oak boarding to casing. Keyed round
headed arch with moulded imposts and panelled reveals to panelled landing.
First-floor room to left has bolection-moulded panelling with segmental-headed
recesses either side of fluted pilasters flanking fireplace. Late C19 block to
right has plaster ceiling and stained glass windows in ground-floor room.
Dormitory accommodation for St. Mary's School (q.v.) since 1935.
Listing NGR: SU3984587726
2078
of
2228
WANTAGE NEWBURY STREET
SU3987 (West side)
7/146 Nos. 1 to 8 (consecutive),
22/04/50 Stiles Court
(Formerly listed as Style's
Almshouses Nos. 1 to 12
(consecutive))
GV II
Almshouses. Built 1680 for Robert Stile. Flemish bond brick with flared headers;
C20 tile roof; brick stacks. Courtyard plan. One storey and attic; 5-bay range.
Central projecting bay has semi-circular arch with decorative keystone over C20
door; segmental pedimented datestone reads "The Gift of/ Mr Robert Stile/ of
Amsterdam/ Merchant who/ died October/ Y 3rd Anno Domini/ 1680". Gauged brick
flat arches over 2-light leaded casements with shutters. Chamfered plinth;
gauged brick moulded cornice; C20 hipped dormers. Hipped roof. Ridge stacks.
3-window range left side wall has gauged brick flat arches over C20 casements.
Similar detailing to 5-window range rear wall, with moulded wood architrave to
central doorway. Interior not inspected.
Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.255; VCH: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p.320.
Listing NGR: SU3984387606
2079
of
2228
WANTAGE PALMERS
SU48NW Charlton
3/147 Nos. 13 and 15
03/12/69 (Formerly listed as Palmers
Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Early/mid C17, later C18 wing added to front. C17 range of
square timber framing with brick infill to rear; roughcast to sides; roughcast
C18 wing has tile-hung gable end; old tile roof; brick stacks. Original 3-unit
plan with rear right outshut, later extended to T-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. Early C19 six-panelled door to left and late C19 casements throughout.
Gabled roof; ridge stack to front projecting wing and lateral stack at junction
with C17 house. Plank door adjoining early C19 four-light fixed casement with
Gothick pointed heads on right side wall of outshut. Interior not inspected but
likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4086488170
2080
of
2228
WANTAGE PORTMAY
SU3987 (North side)
7/148 Former Urban District Council
11/04/50 offices
- II
House, now offices. c.1830. Flared header bond brick with red brick dressings;
Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range.
Pedimented central bay has 2-storey porch with Doric columns and cornice to
keyed stone lintel over C20 door with stained glass overlight; similar lintel
over first-floor sash flanked by pilasters; and sashes to other window.
Bracketed wood cornice. Hipped roof; ridge stack. Similar details to sashes of
3-window range side walls; left side wall has sashes opening onto verandah.
Interior not inspected: previous location of market cross, since removed to
No.19 Church Street.
Listing NGR: SU3977087665
2081
of
2228
WANTA6E PORTWAY
5U3987 (North side)
7/149 King Alfred's School
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as King
Alfred Grammar School,
central block)
GV II
School. 1849-50 by J.B. Clacy, and 1872-3 by William Butterfield, with later
additions. Coursed limestone rubble, ashlar dressings; stone slate roof; stone
stack. Complex plan. Gothic Revival style. Central block of 2 storey, 5-window
range. 2-storey central gabled porch with offset angle buttresses; 2-light
Geometrical style window over double-chamfered doorways with plank doors and
fittings. 2-light mullioned ground-floor windows; pointed lancets to gabled
half-dormers above. Moulded kneelers and stepped coping stones to all gable
walls. Gabled roof; rear lateral stack. Similar one-storey, one-bay range to
left of front has pentice attached to chapel in similar style and with 2-light
late C13 style windows in side walls; west wall has gabled bellcote over 3-light
late C13 style window. Asymmetrical schoolmaster's house attached to right of
front is in similar style with stone ridge stack and 2-light transomed windows
with square and pointed heads: similar later C19 extension to right of darker
limestone and with old tile roof. One storey and attic, 4-window range to rear
by William Butterfield, 1872-3, of English bond brick with gabled old tile roof,
brick ridge stack and offset lateral stack; 2-light flanked by 3-light chamfered
stone-mullioned sash windows with chamfered brick jambs and 2-light casements
with overlights to hipped dormers. Interior: Front block has much restored
Norman doorway from the "Latin School" in the churchyard.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.254; Paul Thompson, William Butterfield,
1971, pp.396, 435; VCH: Berkshire, Vol IV, p.320).
Listing NGR: SU3962787676
2082
of
2228
WANTAGE PORTWAY
SU3987 (North side)
7/150 Library approx. 20m. NW of
King Alfred's School
GV II
Library. c.1872, by William Butterfield. English bond brick with flared headers
in diaper pattern; limestone ashlar dressings; old tile roof; brick stacks. One
storey; 4-window range. Hipped central porch has wood pointed chamfered arch to
lobby with segmental headed arch over plank double doors with decorative hinges.
Porch flanked by outshuts with 2-light chamfered stone-mullioned windows with
chamfered brick jambs, and offset buttresses. Hipped half-dormers have 2-light
transomed windows with cusped heads. Flush ashlar band beneath dog-tooth eaves.
Gabled roof with ashlar coping, moulded kneelers and decorative ridge tiles;
offset rear lateral stack. Side walls have segmental arches over 2- and 3-light
windows with cusped heads. 2 similar half dormers flank rear stack. Interior has
arch-braced collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3960687702
2083
of
2228
WANTAGE PORTWAY
SU3987 (North side)
7/151 Wall approx. 20m. S of King
Alfred's School
GV II
Wall. c1849-50. Coursed limestone rubble with limestone ashlar coping; pointed
moulded arch to gabled entry with stepped coping stones and moulded kneelers.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3962987651
2084
of
2228
WANTAGE PORTWAY
SU3987 (South side)
7/152 No.1
03/12/69
GV II
Includes No.44 Newbury Street.
House. Late C16/early C17, remodelled in C19. Stuccoed over original timber
framing; old tile roof. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Late C19
six-panelled door with overlight; C20 door and shop front to left. Late C19
ground- and first-floor bay windows to right; late C19 three-light casement to
left. Gabled roof. Similar 2-window range to left. Side wall has carved brackets
to flat hood over C19 six-panelled (2 glazed) door, and segmental arches over
late C19 ground-floor sashes and C20 first-floor casements. Gabled roof with
gable end stack, adjoins similar wing with gable end stack to rear right.
Similar C18 one-bay extension to rear left. Interior: Late C19 doors, except
three C18 two-panelled doors. Chamfered beams throughout, original joists to
front left. Timber-framed walling and partitions exposed in left rooms.
Queen-post roof with clasped purlins. Quarter-turn stairs in late C18 rear left
extension.
Listing NGR: SU3985087642
2085
of
2228
WANTAGE POST OFFICE LANE
SU4087, SU3987NE (East side)
8/153, 9/153 Nos.l to 10 (consecutive),
Eagles Close Almshouses
GV II
Almshouses. Built 1867 for Town Commissioners. Flemish bond red brick with
limestone ashlar bands; old tile roof with decorative ridge tiles; brick stacks.
Row of "one-up, one-down" cottages with rear outshut. 2 storeys; 10-window
range. Pointed arches of alternating brick and stone ashlar voussoirs over plank
doors with decorative strap hinges. Similar tympanum arches over 3-light
ground-floor casements, some with H-L hinges: similar first-floor 2-light
casements. 4 offset buttresses divide each paired door. Ashlar bands beneath
first- and ground-floor window sills. Gabled roof with stone coping to parapets;
ridge stacks. Interior not inspected. Built in similar style to Nos.23 - 37 Mill
Street (q.v.) also of 1867.
Listing NGR: SU3995287824
2086
of
2228
WANTAGE POST OFFICE LANE
5U3987 (East side)
7/154 Well head approx. 10m. S of
Eagles Close Almshouses
GV II
Well-head. Dated 1867. Orange brick; limestone ashlar engaged angle columns and
cross-gabled roof with moulded ridge; datestone 1867 set over octagonal stone
with cast-iron pipe set in raised quatrefoil relief. Stone water trough beneath
pipe; and wheel in right side wall. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3998787798
2087
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987NE (East side)
9/155 No. 1 (The Priory)
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as The Priory
under Church Street)
GV II
House. Late C16, remodelled and extended to rear in early C18. Roughcast over
original timber framing; old tile roof; brick stacks. Original L-plan of hall
and cross wing adjoining earlier. No.22, Priory Cottage, Church Street, (q.v.).
2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Doric pedimented porch, c.1790, to C20
door. Late C18 tripartite sashes flank sash above porch. Early C18 roof dormers
have late C19 two-light casements. Gabled roof; gable end left stack obscured by
small 2-storey projection with sashes to left side wall. Mid/late C19 two- and
3-light casements to rear. Late C16 two-storey and attic, 2-window range to rear
left, with early C18 bay added to rear: built of early C18 brick with hipped old
tile roof, brick lateral stack; has mid/late C18 sashes to left side and rear
and early C18 gabled roof dormer with 2-light leaded casement. Interior: Cellars
have chamfered and stopped middle beam, early C18 turned balusters to one-light
between front and middle cellar and late C16 three-light chamfered
stone-mullioned window to front. C18 six-panelled doors throughout. Ribbed door
to rear cellar steps with early C18 cupboard above. Chamfered and stopped beams
throughout; early C18 cupboard in front left room, early C18 cornice and C19
panelled dado in room behind. 2 keyed segmental-arched entries with moulded
imposts to rear of hall which has early C18 quarter-turn stairs with turned
balusters on closed string. Exposed timber-framing and timber-framed external
wall of No.22 (Priory Cottage) (q.v.) to first-floor right. Late C16 roof over
hall partly removed for early C18 wider pitched roof; late Cib queen-post truss
with clasped purlins survives in left cross wall. Early C18 common-rafter roof
with butt purlins to rear left. Dr. Joseph Butler (1692-1752), Bishop of Durham,
was born here.
Listing NGR: SU3954687762
2088
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987NE (West side)
9/156 No.2 and attached wall
03/12/69
GV II
House. Mid C18, remodelled and extended to rear early/mid C19. Flemish bond
brick, mid C18 random bond brick to left side wall and flared headers to right
side wall; old tile roof; brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic;
3-window range. Early C19 reeded architrave to door of 3 panels with top panel
(glazed); porch of c.1965. Soldier arches and coved C18 cornice over mid C19
three-light transomed windows with cusped heads; mid C18 gabled dormer with
2-light leaded casement. Roof gabled to left, half-hipped to right; gable end
left stack, ridge stack. Early C19 rear has gauged brick cambered arches over
horned sashes flanking French window with bordered lights and shutters and
glazed door with overlight; wrought iron verandah and balcony to first-floor
windows. Interior: C18 six-panelled doors. Hall has mid C18 Doric entablatures
to broken pediments over doors and early C19 straight-run stairs with wreathed
handrail. Early C19 fireplaces and cornices, blocked doorway to centre of right
side wall has mid C18 china closet in adjoining wall. Similar pedimented doorway
and mid C18 fireplace with shouldered architrave to first floor. Winder stairs
to attic which has mid C18 round-headed panelled cupboard door and common-rafter
roof. Subsidiary features: Mid C18 wall, attached to rear right and flanking
lane, is of random bond brick, divided by pilaster buttresses into 10 panels
each with stepped plinth and dogtooth cornice beneath tiled coping.
Listing NGR: SU3963987903
2089
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987NE (West side)
9/157 No.4
GV II
House. C15 hall-house, stack and floors inserted and extended to right in
mid/late C16, refronted in mid C18. Originally timber-framed. Flemish bond
brick; old tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys, original 3-window
range. C19 carved brackets to pedimented hood over early C20 door. Mid C19
horned sash in blocked door to right. Stone lintel over mid C18 sash to right,
gauged brick flat arches over other mid C18 sashes and brick soldier arch over
inserted mid C19 sash to left. Half-hipped roof; ridge, right end and rear
lateral stacks. Interior: C18 panelled and plank doors. Chamfered beams and
bressumer over fireplace. Winder stairs to rear right. C15 cruck to left
obscured by inserted stack, has smoke-blackened exposed timbers and mortices for
collar-yoke; similar truss to right has only strut visible. C16 two-bay
collar-truss roof to right.
Listing NGR: SU3962987891
2090
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987NE
9/158 Priors Hold
22/04/50
GV II
House. Late C17, extended one bay to right in mid C19. Flemish bond brick with
flared headers, C20 tile roof; brick stacks. 4-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window
range. Pedimented surround broken by fanlight to 6-panelled door. Gauged brick
flat arches over sashes; timber lintel and segmental header arch over mid C19
horned sashes to right bay. Moulded brick string course. Gabled roof; ridge
stacks. 2 roughcast wings with gabled C20 tile roofs to rear. Interior not
inspected but noted as having panelled rooms.
Listing NGR: SU3962587864
2091
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987NE (West side)
9/159 Nos.16 and 18
03/12/69
GV II
Two cottages. C17, refaced in early C18. Flemish bond brick, mainly with flared
headers, C17 square timber-framing to left side wall; old tile roof; brick
stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Segmental header arches over C20
doors, 2 late C19 casements, mid C19 three-light casement to bottom left and a
C18 three-light leaded casement to top right. Segmental arch over passage with
C17 beams to left. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Roughcast wing with gabled C20 tile
roof to rear. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3961387855
2092
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987NE (West side)
9/160 No.20
03/12/69
GV II
House. Early C17, refaced in mid C18, Originally timber-framed with square
framing to right side wall. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old tile
roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Carved brackets to
flat hood over 6-panelled door with overlight. Mid C18 sashes to all windows,
segmental header arches to bottom right and to narrow sash over door, timber
lintel over 2 joined sashes to left of door. Plank doors to left carriage entry.
Gabled roof; ridge stack. 2-storey, one-bay range to rear right, originally
timber-framed now of Flemish bond brick and rendered, with old tile roof and
gable end limestone rubble stack finished in brick, C19 two- and 3-light
casements and mid C18 six-panelled door. Interior: Mid C18 panelled room to
front right. Mid C18 two-panelled doors, and winder stairs of vase balusters on
closed string. Rear wing has chamfered and stopped beams and winder stairs
adjoining rear stack. First floor and attic not inspected but likely to be of
interest.
Listing NGR: SU3960687847
2093
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987, SU3987NE (West side)
7/161, 9/161 Nos.22, 24, 26 and 30
GV II
Row of 4 Cottages. Late C18. Flemish bond brick with glazed headers; concrete
tile roof; brick stacks. Row of one-unit cottages. 2 storeys; 8-window range.
Segmental header arches over four C20 doors and early/mid C19 two- and 3-light
casements, except timber lintel over 6-light fixed casement to right of No.26;
segmental header arch over blocked door and C20 casement between No.26 and
No.30. Dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU3959487826
2094
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987
7/162 Nos.32 to 36 (even)
GV II
Three cottages. Late C18, Nos.34 and 36 refronted in mid C19. Flemish bond with
flared headers to right, Flemish bond to left; old tile roof; brick stacks.
3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Segmental header arches over C20 door,
late C19 two-light casement and mid C19 horned sash to right; cambered arches
with yellow brick keys over C20 doors and mid C19 horned sashes to left.
Dentilled eaves; late C20 inserted skylights. Gambrel roof; ridge stacks, right
stack was left end stack of original house. Interior not inspected. Prominent
position at end of row. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU3958787816
2095
of
2228
WANTAGE PRIORY ROAD
SU3987 (West side)
7/163 St. Michael's House
21/12/78
GV II
Retreat house for sisterhood of St. Mary the Virgin, now flats. 1855, by William
White. Coursed and dressed limestone rubble with flush red brick bands, and
limestone ashlar dressings; old tile roof; brick stacks. Asymmetrical plan, with
east chapel. 2 storeys to left, 2 storeys and attic to gable ends; 4-window
range. Asymmetrical elevation. Porch with pyramidal roof has moulded pointed
doorway, with alternately brick and limestone ashlar arch above. Recessed gable
end to right. Similar left gable end brought forward and attached at right
angles to left wing 2-window range. Pointed arches of alternate red brick and
limestone ashlar over C20 casements. Gabled roof; lateral and ridge stacks.
Similar style to rear left and right wings with 3-light Geometrical style wood
casements. Chapel to right of front in similar materials has apsidal east end by
A.B. Allin, 1888; side walls have 2-light Geometrical style windows, offset
buttresses and 3-light chamfered mullioned square-headed window each side;
Kentish-tracery quatrefoil light to rear. Gabled roof.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.254; National Monuments Record,
BB79/6600,6601).
Listing NGR: SU3953887810
2096
of
2228
WANTAGE THE CLOISTERS
SU3987NE (North side)
9/164 The Vicarage
03/12/69
GV II
Vicarage. c.1850, by G.E. Street for Rev. W.J. Butler. Limestone ashlar; old
tile roof; limestone ashlar stacks. L-plan. Gothic Revival style, One storey and
attic; 4-window range. Gable wall of left projecting wing has cavetto-moulded
3-light cross-window with cusped heads, and hood mould over 2-light transomed
late C13-style window above. 2 offset buttresses on wall to right, with moulded
pointed arched doorway to original plank door with original fittings, flanked by
one-light transomed window with cusped head to right and 4-light cross-window
with latticed lights and iron grille to left; gabled half-dormer over door has 3
stepped latticed lights with iron grille and cusping to centre light. Cusped
rafters exposed at eaves, kneelers and cusped heads to coping. Gabled roof;
ridge and left lateral stacks. Similar detailing with bay windows to side walls.
Right side wall has 2 gabled projections and pointed-arched doorway to C20
service door. Similar one-storey gabled service wing to rear right, attached by
wall to coal-house in similar style with latticed lights. Interior: Original
detailing by G.E. Street, with fireplaces, doors, staircase, shutters and
panelling, noted as surviving.
(A. Gibbons and E.C. Davey: Wantage Past and Present, 1901, p.134).
Listing NGR: SU3964387936
2097
of
2228
WANTAGE THE RIDGEWAY
SU38SE (South side) )
4/165 Black Bushes Barn
- II
Barn. Early C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old tile roof. Aisled
3-bay plan with central threshing floor. Ventilation slits flank hipped porch
roof over C20 doors. Hipped roof. Interior: Posts braced to tie beams and wall
plates. 3-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins. Subsidiary features.
L-shaped 3 x 4 bay shelter shed to left facing rear of C20 weatherboarding over
timber frame on brick plinth with old tile roof. Queen-past truss with clasped
purlins.
Listing NGR: SU3975684302
2098
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (North side)
8/166 Stabling at Stirlings
22/04/50 (demolished)
(Formerly listed as Stirlings,
including stabling at rear)
- II
Stable block. Mid C18. Flared Flemish bond brick with red brick quoins and
dressings; old tile roof. Crescent-shaped plan with central entry. 2-storey
entry has elliptical arch with limestone-coral key and impost blocks; gauged
brick flat arch over window above; dentilled eaves; hipped roof. One-storey
wings each side of entry have 2 adjoining semi-circular arches with projecting
brick impost courses nearest entry, two lunettes flanking C20 doors; dentilled
eaves and gabled roof swept round to plain gable walls, one to left having
inserted window; dovecote with brick nesting holes in gabled projection to left
of entry. Interior: Collar-truss roof, mostly with original split rafters.
Listing NGR: SU4013787987
2099
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (North side)
8/167 No.55
GV II
Two cottages, now house. Late C17, remodelled mid C20. C20 stretcher bond brick
to front; C20 tile roof; brick stacks. 2-unit plan, remodelled in C20, 2
storeys; 2-window range. Soldier arches over C20 doors and casements. Gabled
roof; gable end stacks. Original gabled one storey and attic, one-bay wing to
rear right adjoins original rear left 2-storey outshut; both remodelled in C20.
Interior: Chamfered bressumers, original plain beams and joists to open
fireplaces in chalk rubble stacks. Timber-framed walling exposed throughout;
timber-framed first floor dividing partition. First-floor has C17 ribbed doors
and winder stairs to attic. Common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU4010787924
2100
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (North side)
8/168 Nos.45, 47 and 48
GV II
Row of 3 cottages, now two. C17. Roughcast front, square timber framing exposed
at rear; old tile roof; brick stacks. 4-unit plan. 2 storeys; 5-window range.
C19 plank doors. Late C19 three-light casements to right, two C18 three-light
leaded casements to first-floor right and C20 casements below. Gabled roof; 2
ridge and one rear internal stacks. C18 two-light casement to rear. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4007087890
2101
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD
SU4087 (North side)
8/169 No.43
GV II
House. Early/mid C18. Colourwashed brick; light timber framing to rear; old tile
roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C20 door in
pedimented surround. Gauged brick cambered arch over C20 three-light casement to
right; C20 window to left. C20 three-light first-floor casements. Gabled roof;
ridge stack. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4006487885
2102
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (North side)
8/170 No.39 (The Kings Arms Public
House)
GV II
House, now public house. Early C18. Mid C20 mock timber-framing, C18 Flemish
bond brick to base and rear; old tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys;
2-window range. All doors and windows are mid C20 in C16 style. Through-passage
to left. Gabled roof; ridge stack to left. Timber-framed outshut to rear left
adjoins early C18 two-storey, 2-window range of English bond brick with
dentilled eaves, gabled old tile roof and brick gable end stacks; early C19
six-panelled door and C18 two-light casement on left side wall. Interior: First
floor has C18 plank doors. Original queen-post roof with clasped purlins rebuilt
in C20. Chamfered beams in rear wing (roof not inspected).
Listing NGR: SU4004887892
2103
of
2228
In the entry for WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
8/171 (North side)
No 31 (Alton House)
The address shall be amended to read: WALLINGFORD STREET
(North side)
Nos 29 & 31 (Alton House)
------------------------------------
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (North side)
8/171 No.31 (Alton House)
GV II
House. c.1730-40, refronted c.1780. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; old
and C20 tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Late C18
six-panelled door with decorative fanlight and pedimented surround. Gauged brick
flat arches over tripartite sashes flanking door; stone lintels over sash above
door and flanking tripartite sashes. Parapet. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. C18
two-storey, 2-window range to rear right, rendered with gabled old tile roof,
brick gable end stack and 3-light leaded casement to left side wall; one storey
and attic, 2-window range to rear, of late C18 brick with hipped old tile roof
and brick ridge stack has segmental arches over late C19 two-light casements and
C18 six-panelled door. Interior: Mid C18 panelled doors. Panelled room of
c.1730-40 with original cupboards flanking fireplace to front right. To rear
right is reset dog-leg with landing staircase of c.1730-40 with turned balusters
on closed string. Similar staircase to attic, which has plank doors with
original fittings and common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU4001487882
2104
of
2228
In the entry for WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
(North side)
8/172 No 29 (Old Yeomanry House)
The address shall be amended to read: WALLINGFORD STREET
(North side)
No 27 (Old Yeomanry House)
------------------------------------
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (North side)
8/172 No.29 (Old Yeomanry House)
GV II
House. Late C18. Flemish bond brick with flared headers; Welsh slate roof; brick
stack. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 door flanked by C20 doors in C19
pedimented surrounds. Segmental arches and timber lintels over late C18 sashes.
Roof is hipped to left, attached to right, 3-window range to rear left wing has
three C18 sashes and 2 ridge stacks. Before the 1914-18 war, this building
housed the "D section" of the Berkshire Yeomanry. Attached to Alton House (q.v.)
to right. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4001087893
2105
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (South side)
8/173 Rockwell House
22/04/50
GV II
Known as St. Andrew's School.
House. c.1730. Flemish bond brick with flared headers, red brick quoins and
dressings; C20 tile roof to front, old tile roof to rear; brick stacks.
Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. Moulded stone flat hood
and pilasters to C18 six-panelled door with overlight set in beaded architrave.
C18 sashes, with glazing bars of lower sashes removed, to all windows.
Ground-floor sashes have gauged brick flat arches with ogee- and wave-moulded
soffits and gauged brick floating cornices with wave-moulded soffits. Moulded
cornice. C18 two-light leaded casements to 3 gabled roof dormers. Gabled
M-shaped roof; gable end stacks. C18 sashes to left and right side walls. Stone
lintels over C18 sashes and 6-panelled door with overlight to rear. Interior:
c.1730 two- and 6-panelled doors throughout. c.1730 panelling to left room and
to-hall. Fine quarter-turn stairs have turned balusters on open string, fluted
newel posts, carved brackets, ramped handrails and early C18 latticed door to
cupboard beneath. First-floor left has c.1730 panelling; early C18 fireplaces to
right. Attic has 2-panelled doors and common-rafter roof.
Listing NGR: SU4005187852
2106
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087 (South side)
8/174 No.34
22/04/50 (Formerly listed as Nos.32
and 34 (Hunter)
GV II
Town house, now house and shop. Early C17. Roughcast over timber framing; old
tile roof; brick stacks. Single-unit plan. 2 storeys and attic; 2-window range.
C20 door and windows. C18 two-light leaded attic windows. Cross-gabled roof;
gable end stacks. Interior: Chamfered bressumer to chalk rubble stack on right;
cased beams. First floor and attic noted as having chamfered and stopped beams
and queen-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU4001087861
2107
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU4087, SU3987NE (South side)
8/175, 9/175 Nos. 28 to 32 (even)
(No.32 previously listed
22/04/50)
GV II
Row of 3 cottages, now shops and offices and flat. C17. Originally
timber-framed. C18 brick, painted white to left; C20 brick to centre; mock
timber-framing to right; old tile roof; brick stacks. Original plan form
unclear. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. Four C20 doors and C20 ground- and
first-floor casements except C18 three-light casement to left. Late C19 gabled
roof dormers. Gabled roof; gable end and one ridge stacks. Interior: Quartered
chamfered and stopped beams to right. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4000187865
2108
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU3987NE (North side)
9/176 Nos.22 to 26 (even)
GV II
Three cottages, now 3 shops. Late C16/early C17. Originally timber-framed.
Roughcast walling; C20 tile roof; brick stack. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window
range. C20 doors and windows, C18 first-floor sashes. Gabled roof; ridge stack.
Interior: No.26 (to left) has chamfered quartered beams on first floor, mid C19
two-panelled doors, timber-framed partition to right. No.24 has chamfered beam
and chamfered bressumer to open fireplace in chalk rubble stack. No.22 (right)
has chamfered ground-floor beam, jowled posts to 2 queen-post trusses with
windbraces and clasped purlins in timber-framed side-walls, which have wattle
and daub infill.
Listing NGR: SU3998187873
2109
of
2228
WANTAGE WALLINGFORD STREET
SU3987NE (South side)
9/177 No.16 and attached barn
GV II
House, now shop. Late C17, Roughcast over brick walling; C20 tile roof; brick
stack. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. C20 shop front, entry in right
side wall. Late C1S sashes above. Gabled roof with late C19 decorative
bargeboards; rear internal stack. Interior: Late C17 three-panelled
bolection-moulded door; 2-bay collar-truss roof with clasped purlins and
windbraces. Subsidiary features: C19 two-storey extension to rear right
connected to C17 timber-framed barn, of square framing with brick infill to
front and late C18 English bond brick to rear and left side wall; half-hipped
old tile roof; brick rear internal stack; segmental arch with keystone over C20
double doors in left side wall; interior has early C18 reset panelling, large
C18 bread ovens to rear, and 3-bay queen-post roof.
Listing NGR: SU3995287883
2110
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD CHAPEL HILL
(north side)
SU 29 SW 1/77 No. 12
II
2.
Early C18 cottage of rubble stone with a thatched roof half hipped at both ends and
one ridge brick stack. One storey and attic, 3 window range with 2 light 2 pane
casements under the eaves line and ground floor windows of 2 and 3 lights. C19 and
C20. Plank door set in the 2nd bay from the left.
Listing NGR: SU2446190308
2111
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD Chapel Hill
(north side)
SU 29 SW 1/78 Nos 4 and 6
II
2.
C18 two cottage range of rubble stone with a gabled thatched roof and end brick
stacks. 2 storeys and attic, 2 window, 2 door range with one dormer to the road and
attic window next to the stack on the SE wall. No. 6 has 3 light, 2 pane casements
to
the upper floor and 4 pane casements to the ground floor. Plank door beneath a
projecting hood of corrugated iron. No. 4 has 2 light, 2 pane casements to the upper
floor, 2 light, 4 pane casements to ground floor. C20 door with projecting hood.
Listing NGR: SU2450690339
2112
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD HIGH STREET
Church of St Thomas
SU 29 SW 1/70 21.11.66.
II GV
2.
1857-8 by G E Street in a plain Gothic style. Rubble stone with dressed stone
buttresses, copings and openings and gabled stone tiled roof. 3 bay nave, 1 bay
chancel, N aisle, W bellcote. 2 light simple cusped pointed windows on N side of
nave, 2 windows of 3 stepped cusped lights under pointed arches on the S side.
Chancel windows of 2 lights with cusped 'y' tracery. The roadside W front has an
elaborate interplay of buttressing which includes a central buttress that changes in
direction 6 times before it reaches the bellcote. W porch to the left hand with a
chamfered arch dying into its imposts. Plain doorway arch and plank door with thin
ironwork.
In an otherwise plain interior the N aisle has deeply undercut capitals of almost
perpendicular style and deeply splayed windows with eyebrow dripstones. Open rafter
roof with scissor beams and simple cusping, Transitional style font with nebule
enrichment, fine cothick candelabra and an 1860 stained glass E window.
Listing NGR: SU2456590273
2113
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD HIGH STREET
(east side)
SU 29 SW 1/71 No.74
(Ivy Cottage)
II GV
Early C18 cottage range now one dwelling of limewashed rubble stone with brick and
timber in the dormers and a hipped thatched roof with two ridge brick stacks. One
storey and attic, 3 window range. 6 pane leaded casements to dormer and leaded
casements to ground floor. Door to the right hand under a C20 stone tiled porch.
Extensive modernisation has not divested the house of architectural quality.
Listing NGR: SU2457090252
2114
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD HIGH STREET
(west side)
SU 29 SW 1/72 The Grange
II GV
2.
C18 of rubble stone with a steeply pitched gabled roof, slate to the road and stone
tiled to the rear with 4 tall brick stacks. 2 storeys and an attic to the rear with
2 stone tiled gabled dormers. Along E front of 4 widely spaced bays with 3 light
casement windows, all leaded except the upper left hand window which is of wood.
4 panel door placed centrally with 2 glazed lights set within deep panelled reveals
and an architrave surround.
Listing NGR: SU2454190221
2115
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD HIGHWORTH ROAD
Westmill Farmhouse
SU 29 SW 1/79
II
2.
C17 core with a circa 1820 addition of rubble stone cement rendered and incised to
resemble stonework with a gabled slate roof and one end and one ridge stack. L
shaped
plan with C17 section on a N/S axis and the 1820 addition to the W. N front of
2 storeys and 5 bays. The C17 section has 2 clapboarded gabled dormers and 3 light
sashes. The Cl9 addition has 6 x3pane sashes to the upper windows and 6 pane sashes
to the ground floor. Centrally placed 6 panel door sheltered by a cement rendered
and
gabled slate roofed porch.
Inside, the drawing room in the C17 section has 2 stopped and chamfered beams, an
enormous chamfered stone jamb to an inglenook fireplace and 2 light mullioned windows
with cavetto mouldings on the original rear wall now made internal by later outshuts.
The circa 1820 addition has an elegant cantilevered staircase of the period with
carved tread-ends.
Listing NGR: SU2318190837
2116
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD HIGHWORTH ROAD
Strattenborough Castle
SU 29 SW 1/80
II
2.
Dated 1792 on the N front to the left of the main door above a ground floor window
Built to double as a working farm and a Gothick eye-catcher for Coleshill House.
Rubble stone and brick with dressed stone quoins and openings. The farmhouse faces
its yard to the S, but its N front rises above the dwelling's roofline to form a wall
with 2 castellated projecting sham towers, one square the other polygonal. The
combination of materials suggests either a late C18 sensitivity to the organic growth
of a building: brick additions to an earlier, stone structure or a complete
rehabilitation at a much later date. The whole N facade is punctuated by mullioned
and cross mullioned windows, some blind, others with 9 pane sashes. Other features
include single and cruciform arrowslits, elaborate string coursing and stone arched
surrounds with brick infil. A wall from the main block links it on the E with a
stepped gabled barn. This is symmetrically balanced to the W by another, larger,
barn
with a gabled stone tiled roof which is set further back and has a N end with an
enormous sham window of 5 lights, partly ruinous, all bricked in . Below this
'window' is a genuine C11 Norman tympanum and above it, set in brick, the date 1794.
Listing NGR: SU2371792138
2117
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD OAK ROAD
(east side)
SU 29 SW 1/76 No. 2
II GV
2.
Early C18 cottage of limewashed rubble stone with gabled thatched roof. The original
cottage has a SW end brick stack and has been extended to the NE by a further bay
producing a 1 storey and attic, 3 bay roadside facade. 3 eyebrow dormers of 2 and
3 light wood casements and similar windows to the ground floor under wooden lintels.
C20 plank door set between first and second bays.
Listing NGR: SU2439490267
2118
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD OAK ROAD
(west side)
SU 29 SW 1/74 No. 1
II
2.
C18 cottage of colourwashed rubble stone and brick attic with a thatched roof half
hipped at the SE and gabled at the NW with a SE brick stack. 1 storey and attic.
Roadside front with two 2 light, 2 pane casements to the eyebrow dormers and one
ground floor window of 3 lights. One storey outshut to the rear.
Listing NGR: SU2436290269
2119
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD OAK ROAD
(west: side)
(west side)
SU 29 SW 1/75 21.11.66 Watchfield house
II
2.
Early Cl8 with Cl9 additions and outbuildings to the rear of chequer brick and stone
quoins and openings with a gabled Bradstone tiled roof and 3 brick stacks. 2 storeys
and attic with a S front of 4 bays. The left hand bay has 6 pane sashes with margin
lights, the remainder are 4 pane sashes. Panelled and glazed door in the second bay
from the left set in are 4 pane sashes. thin Boric columns. The interior is not of
special interest.
A 10 foot chequer brick wall surrounds the garden is not of special interest.
Listing NGR: SU2433590396
2120
of
2228
1. WATCHFIELD OXFORD SQUARE
Nos 9 and 11
SU 29 SW 1/73
II
2.
Late C17-early C18 former farmhouse, now a 2 cottage range of rubble stone with a
steeply pitched gabled asbestos tiled roof with one end and centre brick stacks.
2 storeys and attic to No. 11. No. 9 of one bay and No. 11 of 2 bays. No. 9 has a
2 pane, 3 light C20 casement to the upper floor and a similar window under a wooden
lintel to the ground floor. Plank door under gabled porch. No. 11 has a gabled
dormer set centrally with C20 casements, similar casements to those in No. 9, and a
hipped asbestos tiled porch with a plank door and a 3 pane, 4 light casement window.
Listing NGR: SU2438790190
2121
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW FARINGDON ROAD
SU39SE (West side)
1/180 Milestone at SU 3505 9126
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone, painted white with black lettering. Inscribed:
Faringdon/5/Wantage/4.
Listing NGR: SU3505091260
2122
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW FARINGDON ROAD
SU39SE (West side)
1/181 Milestone at SU 3612 9010
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone, painted white with black lettering. Inscribed:
Faringdon/6/Wantage/3.
Listing NGR: SU3612090100
2123
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW FARINGDON ROAD
SU38NE (West side)
2/182 Garlands Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. c.1780-90. Flemish bond brick with some flared headers; Welsh slate
roof; brick stacks. 2-unit outshut plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Broken
pedimented surround to 6-panelled door with fanlight. Gauged brick flat arches
over sashes; dentilled eaves. Gabled roof; gable end stacks. Interior: Panelled
doors, plain dog-leg stairs. Subsidiary features: To right is mid/late C18 one
storey and attic, 2-window range block of Flemish bond brick with flared headers
and with dentilled eaves and gabled old tile roof. Interior: Loft has cheese
room and trap doors for hoisting sacks into granary.
Listing NGR: SU3611089406
2124
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW ORCHARD GARDENS
SU38NE (North side)
2/183 Fairview
GV II
House, originally 2 cottages. Early/mid C17. Square timber framing with arch
braces and brick infill; thatch roof; brick stacks, coursed limestone rubble
base to left. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 door and casements.
First floor has canted bay windows supported on carved brackets. Gabled roof;
gable-end external stacks, that to left has bread oven projection. One-storey
wash-house in similar materials with hipped roof to right of front. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3662188441
2125
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW ORCHARD GARDENS
SU38NE (South side)
2/184 The Thatched Cottage
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C16/early C17. Square timber framing with angle
braces; rendered front right wing; thatched roof; brick stack. L-plan, 3-unit
lobby-entry main range. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Mid C20 porch and
door. Mid/late C19 casements. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Similar casements and
C20 extensions to rear. Interior not inspected but noted as having full sets of
chamfered and stopped beams and joists to left of stack with chamfered bressumer
over fireplace and C18 staircase in front right wing.
Listing NGR: SU3665988430
2126
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW ORCHARD GARDENS
SU38NE (South side)
2/185 The Cottage
GV II
House. Two ranges: Late C16/early C17 to right partly demolished, 2-storey block
to left built in late C17; converted into cottages in mid C19. Roughcast walls,
over timber frame to right; old tile roof to left, thatched to right; roughcast
and C20 brick stacks. 2-units with rear outshut to right, late C17 two-unit
lobby-entry plan to left. 2-storey, 3-window range to left with C20 porch and
door and early C20 windows; gabled roof and ridge stack. One storey and attic
2-window range to right has blocked door; mid C19 two- and 3-light casements and
one C20 casement, and gabled roof with ridge stack. Mid C19 casements to rear
left, one C18 lead-latticed light to rear right. Interior: Late C17 block to
left has chamfered beams throughout and full set of chamfered and stopped beams
and joists to ground-floor room on right; early C18 fireplace with
bolection-moulded surround on left; late C17 winder stairs and ribbed doors;
collar-truss roof wtih butt purlins. Late C16/early C17 block to right has
chamfered beams, inserted stack and 2 mid C19 straight flight staircases and
2-bay queen-post roof. The late C16/early C17 block originally extended further
left because upper face of truss adjoining late C17 block faces right.
Listing NGR: SU3664688407
2127
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW ORCHARD GARDENS
SU38NE (South side)
2/186 Church Croft
27/06/72
GV II
Vicarage, now house. 1853/4 by G.E. Street. English bond red brick; Welsh slate
roof; brick stacks. T-plan. Gothic Revival style. 2 storeys; 4-window range.
Hood mould over pointed chamfered doorway to plank door with original fittings.
To left are chamfered segmental arches over 4-light chamfered wood-mullioned
cross window, 2-light casement, 3 stepped stair-lights over door and gabled
dormer over 2 paired sashes. Right gable wall has pointed chamfered arch over 3
narrow segmental-headed sashes above 4 narrow sashes with shouldered heads.
Chamfered plinth and storey courses. Gabled and half-hipped roof, M-shaped to
left; gable end, lateral and internal stacks all have tumbled-in brickwork.
Interior: Original fittings include plank and panelled doors and shutters,
fireplaces and stairs with chamfered balusters.
Listing NGR: SU3661788374
2128
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/187 Coppice Leaze Farmhouse and
attached walls.
GV II
Farmhouse. Graffito FB 1737 on brick to right. Flared header bond brick with red
brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys and
attic; 3-originally 5-window range. Segmental header arches over 6-panelled door
and C18 ribbed door in moulded wood architraves flank late C18 sash. Wide late
C18 porch on Doric columns. Segmental header arches over sashes. Chamfered brick
cornice. C20 dormer. Hipped roof; rear lateral stack and right end stack with
bread oven projection, 2-storey, 3-window range wing to rear right in similar
materials and style. Interior: Mid C18 two-panelled doors, chamfered and stopped
beams. Panelled room with moulded cornice to left. Subsidiary features: Mid C18
wall of Flemish bond brick with flared headers and stone coping to rear right
and curving round garden to join front wall. Short walls with pyramidal coping
to piers attached to either side of front wall.
Listing NGR: SU3678088657
2129
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/188 Manor Farmhouse
25/10/51
GV II*
Farmhouse. Graffito 1725 on brick to right of door; probably C17 core to right.
Flemish bond flared brick with red brick quoins and dressings; old tile roof;
flared and red brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. Centre
bay brought forward and has own parapet. Fine doorway has fluted pilasters and
carved brackets to flat hood with moulded cornice and panelled soffit;
6-panelled door with overlight. Gauged brick cambered arches with triple
keystones over sashes with half-H aprons. Red brick storey bands; parapet
panelled in red brick and is ramped to centre bay. Gabled roof dormers. Gabled
roof; end stacks. To rear right is 2-storey, one-bay block of Flemish bond
brick with gabled old tile roof, dentilled eaves, 2-storey canted bay window and
C17 timber-framed rear gable wall; similar early/mid C18 two-storey, 3-window
range block to rear. Left side wall of front range has early C18 brick wall
hiding narrow 2-storey early C18 rear block parallel to front range of similar
materials with gable end stack and 2-light leaded casements. Interior: Panelled
doors and shutters. 2-unit front range has panelled hall with quarter-turn
stairs; turned balusters on open string, carved brackets, wreathed handrail,
panelled dado with fluted pilasters. Early C17 panelling in room to right, with
early C18 alcoves flanking fireplace which has initials "RP 1604" in decorative
frieze overmantle. First-floor room to left has early C18 panelling to left with
mid C19 fireplace and grate, and room to right has ribbed doors flanking mid C19
fireplace and grate; bolection-moulded door in rear right wing. C19 back stairs
to cheese room in rear left wing. C18 winder stairs from first floor to attic,
which has early C18 plank door and bolection-moulded door. 4-bay collar-truss
roof; common rafter roof to rear left.
Listing NGR: SU3682488578
2130
of
2228
WEST CHALLOM SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/189 Wall partly enclosing garden
to E of Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Wall. c.1725. Random bond brick with pilaster strips on plinth course and
limestone coping. Wall ramped to piers, each with moulded stone entablature,
which flank entry near house. Wall also ramped to 4 similar piers, with moulded
plinths, which flank front entry and front wall.
Listing NGR: SU3685088555
2131
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/190 Fernleigh
GV II
House. Mid C18. Colourwashed, Flemish bord brick with flared headers; coursed
limestone rubble to left side; old tile roof; brick stacks. Original 2-unit plan
remodelled in C20. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Segmental arches over C19
four-panelled door, C20 two-light windows and narrow blind windows to right.
Storey band. Half-hipped and gabled roof; gable end stacks. Interior: Some
chamfered and stopped beams and joists. Chamfered bressumer to fireplace on
right. Said to have original collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SU3677688391
2132
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/191 Challow Head
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. C17, mid C18 front range. Colourwashed brick; old tile
roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 door. Segmental
arches over early C20 two-light casements and blind window over door. Storey
band. Gabled roof; large rear lateral stack. To rear right is one storey and
attic, 4-window range with rendered walling over original timber frame, gabled
old tile roof and brick ridge stack; C20 door, early C20 casements and 2 gabled
dormers. Outshut with gabled dormer to left side. Interior: Mid C18 dog-leg
staircase to rear left of front range, has turned balusters on open string. C17
rear range has chamfered and stopped beams and joists. First floor not inspected
but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU3677788380
2133
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/192 Barn approx. 150m. S of
Challow Mead
GV II
Barn. C17. Weatherboarding over timber frame on brick and limestone rubble base;
wood shingled roof. 5-bay plan with central threshing floor. C20 double door and
loft door to left. Gabled roof. Interior: Heavy jowled posts braced to wall
plate and tie beam. 5-bay queen-post roof with clasped purlins and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3675688322
2134
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW SILVER LANE
SU38NE (West side)
2/193 Barn approx. 150m. SW of
Challow Mead
GV II
Barn. C18. Weatherboarding over timber frame on brick and limestone rubble base;
asbestos sheet roof. 4-bay plan. Old strap hinges to C20 double doors. Gabled
and half-hipped roof. Interior: Posts braced to wall plate and tie beams. 4-bay
collar-truss roof with side struts, clasped purlins and windbraces.
Listing NGR: SU3673088324
2135
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW
SU38NE
2/178 Church of St. Laurence
24/11/66
GV
II*
Church. Late C12; late C13 chancel; restored in mid C19. Roughcast over
limestone walling; limestone ashlar dressings; stone slate roof; C20 lateral
brick stack on limestone ashlar base. Nave and chancel. Late C13 two-light east
window, angle buttresses. Side walls of chancel have C15 two-light square-headed
windows. South side of nave has mid C19 Plate-tracery 2-light windows flanking
early C16 four-centred moulded and blocked doorway. North side of nave has mid
C19 two-light C15 style window and late C12 round-headed doorway with waterleaf
capitals to single order of shafts. C15 gabled porch has cusped and decorative
bargeboard; timber structure and screens to sides over low limestone rubble wall
restored in mid C19. West gable has angle buttresses, late C13 trefoil-headed
lancet and late C13 double bellcote. Gabled roof. Interior: Chancel has 2
corbels for statues, piscina restored in mid C19, wall tablet to Elizabeth
Hobbs, d.1757, and John Hobbs, d.1730. C15 chancel screen with one-light
divisions. Nave has early C17 panelled pulpit and C13 tub-shaped font. C18
tie-beam roof. Stained glass: Mid/late C19, except fragments of C15 glass at top
of east window.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.262-3).
Listing NGR: SU3666688328
2136
of
2228
WEST CHALLOW
SU38NE
2/179 Milestone at SU 3686 8727
- II
Milestone. Early C19. Limestone, painted white with black lettering. Inscribed:
Wantage/2/Lambourne/7/Shrivenham/9.
Listing NGR: SU3686087270
2137
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (North side)
13/154 Raised footpath
GV II
Raised footpath. Probably C18. Stone uncoursed rubble with stone flags to
surface. Approx. 45 metres long. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4061292881
2138
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (North side)
13/155 The Plough Public House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as The Plough
Inn)
II
Public House. Probably mid C17. Painted brick to ground floor; square
timber-framing above with C20 brick infill; thatch roof; brick end stack to
left, ridge stack to centre. Single storey and attic; 4-window range. Plank door
to left. Irregular fenestration of casements to ground floor left. 4-pane horned
sashes to ground floor right. Eyebrow dormers with 3-light casements. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4056692839
2139
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (North side)
13/156 Sheperd's Cottage
GV II
House. Probably early C18. C19 brick plinth; large timber-framing with rendered
infill; thatch half-hipped roof; brick end stack. Single storey and attic;
2-window range. C20 door to centre with C20 open porch. C20 three-light metal
casements to left and right. Swept dormer to left with 3-light wood casement.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4034192807
2140
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/157 Raised footpath
GV II
Raised footpath. Probably C18. Stone uncoursed rubble with stone flags to
surface. Approx. 50 metres long. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4062092896
2141
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/158 The Vicarage
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Vicarage)
GV II
Vicarage. Probably early C19. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond;
stone slate roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. 4-panel door to
centre with overlight and flat hood on shaped brackets. 12-pane unhorned sashes
to all openings with flat brick arches. Flat brick band between ground and first
floors. Worn stone panel above flat brick band to centre. Dentil brick course to
eaves. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4062992865
2142
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/159 Church Farmhouse
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Church
Farm)
GV II
Farmhouse. C17 with C19 addition. Coursed stone rubble; stone slate roof; old
plain-tile roof to addition; brick ridge stack. 2-storey, 2-window range.
6-panel part-glazed door with hood to left. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all
openings. C19 addition forms cross-wing to left of 2-storey, 2-window range,
with irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4068392857
2143
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/160 Barn and stable approx. 10m N
of Church Farmhouse
GV II
Barn and stable. Probably mid C18. Stone coursed rubble with brick dressings;
stone slate roof to barn at left; old plain-tile roof to right; single-storey,
5-bay range. Double plank doors to left of centre. Plank door to right of
centre. 2-light openings with segmental brick heads to right and centre, having
wood louvred frames. Roof half-hipped. Interior not inspected. Included for
group value.
Listing NGR: SU4068492878
2144
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/161 West Hanney Post Office
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Post
Office)
GV II
House, part formerly post office. C17 with C18 alterations. Rough-cast, probably
on stone rubble; stone slate to lower portion of roof; old plain-tile to ridge
area of roof; massive brick ridge stack to left of centre, ridge stack to right
of centre. Probably 3-unit lobby-entry plan originally. 2-storey, 5-window
range. 6-panel door to left of centre with open-pedimented wood surround.
16-pane unhorned sashes to ground and first floors left and left of centre.
2-light casements to ground and first floors right and right of centre. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4065092830
2145
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/162 Chuch of St. James
24/11/66
GV II*
Church. Nave c.1150; late tower C12; C13 south transept; C14 south arcade and
aisle, and nave lengthened to west; C15 chancel; C19 restoration, including
raising of nave, addition of clerestory, and porch. Stone uncoursed rubble;
slate roof to chancel and tower, old plain-tile roof to nave and south aisle.
4-bay nave with south aisle and south transept, north tower and 2-bay chancel.
C19 porch to left of centre of nave with 2-centred archway on cluster columns.
Romanesque doorway on spiral columns having dog-tooth imposts and richly carved
arch; C19 plank double doors. 2-centre arched doorway to right-return of tower
with C19 plank door, 4-centre arched doorway with hoodmould to centre of
chancel. Romanesque lancets to centre of nave with some C19 stone work. C19
two-light plate tracery window to left of nave. Two 3-light stone mullion
windows to chancel with arch-topped lights and hood moulds. Romanesque lancet to
tower. South side: 2-centre arched doorway to nave right of centre with stone
hood on brackets. Paired cusped lancets with flat heads to left of centre, and
to right, of nave. C19 fenestration to south transept, including 3-light
geometrical tracery window to south end. 3-light stone mullion windows to
chancel. C19 quatrefoil windows to clerestory. Interior: C19 kingpost roof of
4-bays to chancel. C19 plate tracery windows to west end. 5-light Perpendicular
tracery window to east end of chancel with hood mould. Interior: C19 kingpost
roof of 4-bays to chancel. C19 arch-braced collar truss roof of 8 bays to nave.
C19 scissor-truss roof to transept. C19 lean-to roof to aisle. Piscina to right
of altar. Late C17 altar rail of turned wood balusters. C15 chancel screen with
C19 wood panels to base. 2-centred chancel arch of 2 orders; inner order carried
on three-quarter columns with foliate capitals supported on corbels. C17 wood
hexagonal pulpit to left of chancel screen. Romanesque font on C19 stepped
plinth. Round font has vertical bands of rosettes. South arcade of four
2-centred arches on cluster columns. Fragments of medieval glass to windows of
aisle.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire; 1975, p263: VCH: Berkshire: Vol 4, 1924,
p291-2)
Listing NGR: SU4061992800
2146
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/163 Chest tomb to William Woodward
approx. 2(in S of transept of
Church of St. James
GV II
Chest tomb. Dated 1725 to inscription. Stone. Rectangular. Cyma-recta moulded
plinth. Plain central panels to each side and end. Baluster mouldings to
corners. Shaped edge to plain top slab. Inscription to south-facing panel.
Listing NGR: SU4061992777
2147
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/164 Manor Farmhouse
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Prior's
Court)
GV II
Farmhouse. Probably early C17, with C18 cross-wing, having C20 alterations.
Brick plinth to cross-wing; stone uncoursed rubble; complex stone slate roof;
brick ridge stack to left of centre, and ridge stack to cross-wing. Probably
originally 2-unit lobby-entry plan, now L-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window
range, with 4-window cross-wing of 2 storeys and attic to right.
Single-storey-and-attic gabled porch to left of centre with studded door having
wood lintel. 2-panel door to left of cross-wing, and plank door to right of
centre of cross-wing. Irregular fenestration, mostly of C20 casements, with wood
lintels. C17 four-light wood mullion windows to first floor left, and to right
of centre with ovolo-moulded mullions. Cross-gable to left, with 2-light
casement. 2 full, gabled, dormers to cross-wing with 2-light casements. Rear: 2
storeys and attic; 5-window range. 2-panel door to left of centre with flat
stone arch. 2-light casements to all openings, those to first floor having
leaded lights, except C20 fenestration to C20 projecting addition to right. 2
gabled full dormers. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4058392780
2148
of
2228
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU4092 (South side)
13/165 Rose Cottage
GV II
House. C17. Render, probably on stone rubble, to plinth; irregular
timber-framing with painted brick infill to ground floor; irregular
timber-framing with rendered infill above; thatch half-hipped roof; stone ridge
stack to centre with C18 brick flue attached to right side. Single storey and
attic; 3-window range. Irregular fenestration of 2-light casements. 2 swept
dormers with 3-light casements. Left return: C20 glazed door with C20 open
porch. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4027892784
2149
of
2228
The following buildings shall be included:
WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET
SU 4092 (east side)
13/180 Implement shed approx
20 metres to north-west
of Aldworths
II
Implement shed. C18; probably 2nd half, with C19 addition. Timber frame on
rubblestone plinth; horizontal board cladding, that to C18 part of very wide
boards and with cover strips over the joints. Thatched roof. One storey,
4 bays, the right-hand bay an addition and partitioned off from the rest.
Front and left side open, having timber posts on brick plinths with straight
braces to wall plate and tie-beams; right bay has board double door; roof
hipped at left end. Interior: wall posts are sharply jowelled and have
chiselled carpenter's marks; collared queen-post roof trusses with crudely-cut
through purlins; log-like rafters and ridge-piece. Examples of C18 implement
sheds are not common and this is a particularly good-quality one.
Listing NGR: SU4025192876
2150
of
2228
WEST HANNEY MAIN STREET
SU4092 (North side)
13/166 Carter's Close
II
House. C17. Irregular timber-framing with painted brick and rendered infill;
thatch half-hipped roof; stone ridge stack to left of centre with C18 brick flue
attached to left; brick end stack to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window
range. Plank door to C20 porch at right of centre. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Swept dormers with 3-light casements, having leaded lights. Interior
not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4046392976
2151
of
2228
WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE
SU4093 (East side)
11/167 Rectory Farm Cottages
16/05/84
GV II
Pair of cottages, possibly converted from house. Probably early C18, encased and
altered C19. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof;
brick ridge stack to centre, C19 brick end stack to right. Probably originally
2-unit lobby-entry plan. Plank doors with segmental brick heads to left, and to
right of centre. Door to right of centre has C20 brick open porch. 3-light wood
casements with segmental brick heads to left of centre, and to right. Grey brick
flush band between ground and first floors. Two 2-light wood casements to first
floor. Interior not inspected, but reputed to have elements of timber-framing.
Listing NGR: SU4062393074
2152
of
2228
WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE
SU4093 (East side)
11/168 Barn approx 10m NW of Rectory
16/05/84 Farm Cottages
(Formerly listed as Barn North
West of Rectory Farm Cottages)
GV II
Barn. Probably early C18. Large timber-framing with weather boarding; C20
interlocking tiles to half-hipped roof. 3-bay barn. Central doorway, and
opposing door to rear, both with doors missing. Queen post roof with wind
braces, most common rafters survive. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4060993090
2153
of
2228
WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE
SU4093 (West side)
11/169 Old Dunsdons
GV II
House. Early C18. Red brick with flared headers, having ashlar stone bands and
dressings; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window
range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with stone architrave surround, brick
segmental relieving arch, and flat hood on brackets. 3-light stone mullion
windows to left and right with stone architrave surrounds, moulded sills, and
flush, shaped aprons. Brick segmental relieving arches above windows. Flat stone
band between ground and first floors. 3-light stone mullion windows to first
floor left and right with stone architrave surrounds, moulded sills, and flush,
shaped aprons. 2-light stone mullion window to first floor centre, with stone
architrave surround, moulded sill, and flush, shaped apron. 2 gabled full
dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to right,
of 2-storey, single-bay range. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4057293027
2154
of
2228
WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE
SU4093 (West side)
11/170 Manor Cottage
II
House. C17. Small timber-framing with rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof;
brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-bay range. Plank door to centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements. First floor jettied. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4056993013
2155
of
2228
WEST HANNEY SCHOOL LANE
SU4092 (South side)
13/171 Lamb Cottage
II
House. Probably mid C17. Large timber-framing with painted brick infill; C20
plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey.
3-window range. Ribbed door to centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements.
Double Queen-post roof truss to right-return gable end. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4079692921
2156
of
2228
WEST HANNEY THE GREEN
SU4092
13/172 Village Cross
25/10/51
GV II
Village cross. Re-assembled c.1908, incorporating some C15 stone-work. Stone.
Octagonal stepped base. Tapering octagonal shaft supporting square panelled top
and cross. Included for group value.
(N. Hammond, The Oxfordshire Village Book, 1983, p176)
Listing NGR: SU4065092944
2157
of
2228
WEST HANNEY THE GREEN
SU4092 (West side)
13/173 West Hanney House and attached
25/10/51 archways
(Formerly listed as West
Hanney House)
GV II*
Rectory now house. Dated 1727 on sundial to south front. Red brick with flared
headers, with red brick dressings; slate mansard roof; brick lateral stacks and
end stacks. Baroque style. 3-storey, 2-bay centre; 2-bay ranges of 2 storeys and
attic to left and right. Main front to garden 2:2:2. Centre 2 bays project
forward. Sash door to right of centre with overlight and segmental brick head
having keystone. Segmental-headed 12-pane unhorned sashes with segmental brick
heads having keystones and shaped brick aprons to all openings except false
window to third floor right of centre. Flat brick band between ground and first
floors. Flat brick band to base of parapet. Panelled parapet, swept up to centre
2 bays. Panelled parapet to centre 2 bays. Lateral stacks flank centre 2 bays.
Right return: 3-storey, 2-bay centre; single-bay ranges of 2 storeys and attic
to left and right. 1:2:1. Regular fenestration, mostly of false windows. End
stacks flank centre 2 bays. Interior: C18 dog leg staircase and panelled rooms.
Attached archways to left and right with open pediments.
(Buildings of England, Berkshire, 1975, p263; VCH: Berkshire, Vol 4, 1924, p285)
Listing NGR: SU4058492888
2158
of
2228
WEST HANNEY THE GREEN
SU4092 (West side)
13/174 Garden wall approx. 30m S of
West Hanney House
GV II
Garden wall. C18. Stone uncoursed rubble to lower half; red brick with flared
headers in Flemish bond above. Wall forms an L-shape on the East and South sides
of the garden. Approximately 3 metres high, each side being approximately 45
metres long.
Listing NGR: SU4060092858
2159
of
2228
WEST HANNEY THE GREEN
SU4092 (West side)
13/175 Granary approx.5m NW of West
Hanney House
GV II
Granary. Probably mid C18. Staddle stones; weatherboarding on timber-framing;
stone slate half-hipped roof. Single-storey, 3-bay range. Plank door to left
return. 3-light wood mullion window to centre. Interior not inspected. Included
for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4056292895
2160
of
2228
WEST HANNEY THE GREEN
SU4092 (West side)
13/176 Stable block approx. 30m NW of
24/11/66 West Hanney House
(Formerly listed as Stable
Block at West Hanney House)
GV II
Stable block, part now converted to garages. Early C18, with later alterations.
Coursed stone rubble; stone slate roof. Single storey and attic; 9-window range.
Stable doors to left and to left of centre. Garage doors to centre. Plank door
to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements and openings with
louvred woodwork. Gabled dormers. Hay dormer to left of centre. 2 glovers to
centre and to right, that to centre having weathervane. Interior: feeding rack
to left. Datestone of 1838 to centre.
Listing NGR: SU4055192919
2161
of
2228
WEST HANNEY WINTER LANE
SU4092 (East side)
13/177 Castle Acre
II
House. C17, with later alterations. Coursed stone rubble; stone slate roof;
brick ridge stack to right of centre. Probably 2-unit lobby-entry plan with
cross-wing to left. 2-storey, 2-window range with cross-wing to left. C20 door
to right of centre with C20 open porch. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements.
2 raking dormers with C20 casements. Left return and rear of timber-framing with
rendered infill. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4067792978
2162
of
2228
WEST HENDRED MILL LANE
SU4588 (North-east side)
19/193 Old Mill Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Probably mid C17. Small timber-framing with brick infill;
weatherboarding to left and right, probably on timber-framing; thatch roof,
half-hipped to left, hipped to right; brick ridge stacks to left of centre, and
to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Stable door to left return of
lean-to addition at left of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. 3 swept
half-dormers. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4505488829
2163
of
2228
WEST HENDRED MILL LANE
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/194 The Mill House
GV II
Mill house. Probably mid C17 with later alterations. Render, probably on
timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre, end
stack to left. 2 storeys and attic, 5-window range. Probably C19 lean-to
addition to centre and right of ground floor. C19 panelled door to right. Ribbed
door to centre. Irregular fenestration of casements with leaded lights. Gabled
full dormer to right. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to right is not of
special architectural interest.
Listing NGR: SU4516688708
2164
of
2228
WEST HENDRED MILL LANE
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/195 Granary approx. 10m NE of The
Mill House
GV II
Granary. Probably early C18. Staddle stones; timber-framing with
weatherboarding; C20 shingle half-hipped roof. Single storey and attic; 3-bay
range. Plank door to centre. Single-light leaded casement to left. Interior:
queenpost roof.
Listing NGR: SU4518088725
2165
of
2228
WEST HENDRED MILL LANE
SU4588 (South-west side)
19/196 Sheltershed approx. 30m N of
The Mill House
GV II
Sheltershed, now garage. C18. Brick plinth; timber-framing to rear and side
walls, with weatherboarding; old plain-tile hipped roof. 4-bay sheltershed. 3
openings to centre and right. Garage door to left. Queenpost roof with plank
ridge. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4517488761
2166
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/178 Sparsholt Court
24/11/66
II
House. Early C17 rear range; mid C17 cross-wing to rear right; mid C18 front
range. Grey brick plinth; red brick; old plain-tile hipped roof; brick end stack
to left; brick internal stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range.
6-panel part-glazed door to centre with painted wood architrave surround and
flat hood on brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes with flat brick arches to all
openings. Brick dentil course to eaves. Rear: timber frame with painted render
and brick infill. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SU4496988765
2167
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/179 Robey's Farmhouse
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Manor
Farm)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Probably early C18 front range, with C17 cross-wing to
rear. Grey brick with red brick dressings; old plain-tile roof; brick end
stacks. storeys and attic; 5-window range. 4-panel door to centre with
overlight. Segmental-headed wood cross-windows to ground floor left and right,
all with segmental brick heads and leaded lights. Flat brick band between ground
and first floors. Wood cross-windows to first floor. Coved plaster eaves. Three
C20 hipped full dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4493888566
2168
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/180 Robey's Farmhouse, granary
approx. 3m SW
GV II
Granary. C18. Staddle stones; close-studded timber-framing with passing braces
and weatherboarding; corrugated asbestos sheeting to half-hipped roof. Single
storey and attic; 3-bay range. Plank door to centre. Queenpost roof.
Listing NGR: SU4493188554
2169
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/181 Robey's Farmhouse. sheltershed
approx. 10m SW.
GV II
Sheltershed. C18. Close-studded timber-framing with passing braces to rear and
side walls, having weatherboarding; corrugated asbestos sheeting to hipped roof.
Single-storey 3-bay range. Braced openings to front. Interior: queenpost roof.
Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4492488547
2170
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/182 Yew Tree Cottage
GV II
Cottage. C18, with C20 addition to left. Square timber-framing with painted
brick infill to ground floor, rendered panels above, thatch roof; brick end
stack to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Sash door to right.
2-light casements to ground floor. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to left
is not of special architectural interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SU4492888511
2171
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/183 Yew Tree House
GV II
House. Probably late C16. Irregular timber-framing with rendered infill; thatch
roof, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack to right of centre, end stacks.
Probably 4-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 5-window range. 4-panel door to
right of centre with gabled hood on brackets. Irregular fenestration of
casements, all having leaded lights. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4493788492
2172
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/184 College Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse, now house. C17 with later alterations. Render, probably on
timber-framing, with some timber-framing visible; C20 plain-tile complex
half-hipped roof; brick ridge stack to centre, C19 brick end stack to end of C19
addition to right. Complex plan, possibly originally 2-unit lobby-entry plan,
with later cross-wing. Single storey and attic, 2-window range. Plank door to
lean-to porch at left return of cross-wing to right. Irregular fenestration of
casements. Gabled dormer to cross-wing. Timber-framing to right return and to
part of rear. Interior: open fireplace to ground floor right.
Listing NGR: SU4489588423
2173
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/185 Curly Cottage
II
House, possibly former farmhouse. Probably late C16, with later alterations.
Roughcast, probably on timber-framing; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to
left of centre. 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey, 3-window range. Irregular
fenestration of mostly C19 casements. Painted wood dentil cornice to eaves.
6-panel door to porch at rear. Interior: sitting room to ground floor left, has
open fireplace with shaped brick back and chamfered wood bressumer; also
ovolo-moulded spine beam with jewelled and barred end stops. Sitting room to
ground floor centre has open fireplace with wood cornice-shaped mantel shelf.
Chamfered spine beams with ogee end stops to ground floor centre and right. C20
straight flight staircase from ground to first floors. Much timber-framing
visible to first floor.
Listing NGR: SU4485588315
2174
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/186 Church of The Holy Trinity
24/11/66
I
Church. C14. Ashlar stone plinth with moulded top to south aisle porch and
tower; irregular flint and stone rubble mixture; lead roof to nave and aisles;
old plain-tile roof to chancel; roof of tower not visible. 3-bay aisled nave
with 2-bay chancel and west tower. Stone porch to centre of south aisle, with
plank double outer doors to 4-centre arched doorway. Paired trefoil open lancets
to each side of porch. Stone benches to interior of porch. Plank double doors to
2-centre arched inner doorway with hood mould, 2-light rectilinear tracery
windows to left and right of south aisle. 2 flat-roofed dormers with 2-light
casements to nave. 2-light rectilinear tracery window with flat head and hood
mould to east end of south aisle. Plank door to 2-centre arched doorway with
hood mould at centre of chancel. 2-light rectilinear tracery window with lancet
lights and flat head to left of chancel. 3-light reticulated tracery window to
east end of chancel. North side: blocked 2-centre arched doorway at centre of
north aisle. 2-light stone mullion window with lancet lights and flat heads to
left and right of north aisle, and to east end. 2-light reticulated tracery
window to left of chancel. 3-stage west tower: 2-light rectilinear tracery
louvred openings to each side of top stage. Plain parapet to tower. Interior:
braced collar-truss common-rafter roof to chancel. C14 encaustic tiles to
chancel floor, with some C19 encaustic tiles to upper step of sanctuary.
Probably early C18 wood altar rail with turned balusters and moulded rail.
Trefoil-topped pisciha to right of altar. Fragments of medieval glass to east
window. 2-centre chancel arch. Braced collar-truss common-rafter roof to nave,
with tie beams porbably inserted 1746 (one dated). C14 encaustic tiles to floor.
Hexagonal wood pulpit of c.1630 to left of chancel arch. C19 pews to nave,
except C15 fronts to rear rows of pews, with blind tracery. Aisle arcades of
three 2-centre arches on octagonal columns. North aisle has some C15 pews, one
with blind tracery to end, Red cross painted on north wall to east end of aisle.
South aisle: octagonal stone font with wood pyramidal cover of c.1630. Red cross
painted on south wall to east end of aisle.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire: 1975, p264; VCH: Berkshire: Vol 4, 1924,
pp306-7)
Listing NGR: SU4473288276
2175
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/187 The Old Vicarage Cottage
II
House. C17. C20 brick plinth; irregular large timber-framing with painted brick
infill to ground floor, rendered infill above; thatch roof, half-hipped to left,
hipped to right; brick ridge stack to centre, end stack to right. 2-unit
lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. Plank door to centre.
3-light casements with leaded lights to ground floor left and right. 2 eyebrow
dormers with 3-light casements. Interior not inspected. Weather boarded addition
to right under thatch roof.
Listing NGR: SU4480988243
2176
of
2228
WEST HENDRED
SU4488
18/188 Glebe House
24/11/66 (Formerly listed as Glebe
House and The Old Vicarage)
II
Vicarage, now house. Probably early C19. Roughcast, probably on brick, with
rendered quoining and window surrounds; slate hipped roof with lead ridges;
various brick stacks. 2-storey, 5-window range to garden front. Centre bay
breaks forward. Part-glazed double doors to centre with fanlight and rusticated
surround. Tall 12-pane unhorned sashes to ground floor left and right. Flat
rendered band between ground and first floors. 12-pane unhorned sashes to first
floor. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4481588253
2177
of
2228
WEST HENDRED EAST GINGE
SU4486
22/189 Ginge House
25/10/51 (Formerly listed as Ginge
Manor House)
II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18 with C19 bay windows. Red brick; old plain-tile
hipped roof; various brick stacks. storeys and attic; 3-window range. 6-panel
door with overlight and flanking lights to centre. C19 brick porch. C19 angled
bay windows to ground floor left and right with hipped roofs. Flat brick band
between ground and first floors. 16-pane unhorned sashes with brick flat arches
to first floor. Three C19 gabled full dormers. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4472486668
2178
of
2228
WEST HENDRED EAST GINGE
SU4486
22/190 Ginge Manor House
25/10/51
GV II
Manor house. Early C17, with early C18 cross-wing to left, and C20 addition to
right. Brick; some small timber-framing to centre, with brick infill; complex
old plain-tile roof; various brick stacks. Single storey and attic; 4-window
range with cross-wing of 2 storeys and attic to left. C20 panelled door to
centre. Irregular fenestration of sashes and casements. Left return of
cross-wing: red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; half-hipped roof. 2
storeys and attic; 5-window range. 18-pane unhorned sashes to all openings
except 12-pane unhorned sashes to ground and first floor centre. Shaped brick
band between ground and first floors. Dentil cornice to eaves. 2 full dormers to
attic with segmental pediments. Rear: 6-panel door with wood Doric pilaster
surround and flat hood on carved brackets to right of centre. Irregular
fenestration of casements and sashes. Interior: dog-leg staircase with
barley-sugar twist and fluted balusters, moulded handrail and panelled dado.
Early C18 panelling to some rooms in early C18 cross-wing.
Listing NGR: SU4473086490
2179
of
2228
WEST HENDRED EAST GINGE
SU4486
22/191 Ginge Manor Cottage
GV II
Cottage C17 with late C19 front. Red brick with random flared headers; thatch
roof, hipped to left; brick end stacks. Single storey and attic; 2-window range.
Plank door to lean-to-addition to right return. 3-light casements to ground
floor. Gabled dormers with old plain-tile roofs and surrounds. Rear: small
timber-framing with brick infill. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4469486452
2180
of
2228
WEST HENDRED EAST GINGE
SU4486
22/192 House approx. 140m NW of Ginge
Manor House
II
House. Probably mid C17. Red brick; old plain-tile roof, hipped to right; brick
ridge stack to left of centre. Probably 3-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey,
5-window range. C20 glazed door to left of centre with C20 open porch. Irregular
fenestration of casements. Left return: timber-framing with brick infill.
Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU4458486549
2181
of
2228
WOOLSTONE CHURCH LANE
SU28NE
5/176 Beechtree Cottage
GV II
Two cottages, now house. Graffito on stone near door RG 1794; early C19
extension to right. Squared and coursed chalk on sarsen base, chalk quoins;
thatched roof; brick,stack. 4-unit plan. 1 1/2 storey, 6-window range. 3-window
C18 range to left has timber lintel and heavy frame to plank door with fire
insurance Plaque over. 2 late C18 three-light leaded casements and one mid C19
three-light casements to first floor; timber lintels over C20 casement to
ground floor. C20 two-and 3-light casements to right, with segmental brick:
arches over ground floor windows, one of which blocks central door. Late C18
three-light leaded casements to top of left gable. Half-hipped roof, central
ridge stack. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SU2938987706
2182
of
2228
WOOLSTONE CHURCH LANE
SU28NE
5/179 Elm Cottage and Wall Cottage
GV II
2 cottages. C17 (Elm Cottage to right) and late C18 (Wall Cottage). Squared
chalk brought to course, chalk quoins, sarsen base, brick buttresses to Wall
Cottage; thatched roof, brick stacks. 2-unit plan to Elm Cottage, one-unit to
Wall Cottage. 1 1/2 storey. 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 casements
and doors. Beneath eaves of Elm Cottage are chalk blocks cut and shaped to
produce circular and lozenge shapes with sarsen infill. Single ridge stack; C19
lateral stack to rear of Elm Cottage; half-hipped roof. Interior of Elm
Cottage; chamfered bressumer over fireplace, and chamfered and stopped beam to
left hand room; timber framed partition; 2-bay, closed collar- truss with
central access. Artificial stone and concrete tile extension to rear of Elm
Cottage.
Listing NGR: SU2941887718
2183
of
2228
WOOLSTONE WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU28NE
5/178 Cob Cottage
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Late C17. Irregular timber framing and partly rendered;
small scantling, roughly arranged into large squares; brick infill; timber -
framed bay to right added c.1700; thatched roof; brick stacks. L-plan. 1 1/2
storey, 4-window range. C18 studded door. C20 casements. Ridge and gable -end
stacks; 2-window range to rear wing with gable-end stack; half-hipped roof.
Interior: Full range of chamfered and stopped beams in rear room, which has
stone flag floor and original open fireplace; original fireplace over served by
same stack; quarter-turn and straight-flight stairs, probably C19, in original
position, at junction of two wings. C20 lean-to at angle of wings and extension
with hipped roof to right.
Listing NGR: SU2938487853
2184
of
2228
WOOLSTONE WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU28NE
5/181 Merestones
21/11/66
GV II
House. c.1700, extended in mid C18 and mid C19. Chalk ashlar on sarsen base;
stone slate roof; brick stacks. U-plan with 2-unit front range. 2 storey, 3-
window range. Mid C19 trellised porch to mid C19 4-panelled door with over
light. Mid C19 sashes with margin lights have timber lintels over 1st floor,
original chalk lintel and mid C19 brick soldier arch over ground floor. Gabled
roof; fine central stack has central recessed panel and moulded detail to top;
Interior: Chalk lintel and timber lintel to original fireplaces; mid C19 dado
to central through passage and mid C19 4-panelled doors; stone flag floor to
rear left; mid C19 stairs, to rear right: dog-leg with landing, closed-string
square newels with carved detail and turned finials; original plank and
panelled doors with strap hinges at 1st and attic floor levels; the two attic
doors have timber frames with chamfered and stopped frames; original common
rafter-roof with butt purlins. To rear left is C18 stepped chalk stack (blocks
original window) adjoining brick and tile mid C19 lean-to. Mid C19 brick and
tile lean-to at rear filling in original yard. Mid C18 one-bay block to rear
right in Flemish bond brick, and uncoursed chalk rubble; tile(j Mid Cl? wing to
front right has been demolished.
Listing NGR: SU2942787868
2185
of
2228
WOOLSTONE WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU28NE
5/182 Manor Farmhouse
GV II
Farmhouse. Early C18. Flemish bond brick; squared and coursed chalk to sides
and rear; C20 tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit lobby entry plan. 2-storey, 6-
window range. C19 flat hood, cambered brick arch over 4-panelled (2 glazed)
door. Similar arches over C20 casements, original blind window above door; S-
light leaded casement to rear. Raised storey bandy hipped roof; brick ridge
stack. Interior: chamfered and stopped beams; dog-leg with landing stairs to
rear right have early C18 moulded balusters and square newel post. Contemporary
service wing to rear left; 3-window range; ridge stack; original 3-light leaded
casement to rear gabled wall. Late C20 flat roofed extension to left.
Listing NGR: SU2948587594
2186
of
2228
WOOLSTONE WOOLSTONE ROAD
SU28NE (West side)
5/186 Woodruff Orchard
- II
House. C17, early C19 addition. Uncoursed chalk rubble, chalk quoins; one bay
of early C19 brick to right; thatched roof, brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 1 1/2-
storey, 1-window range. C20 pointed brick arch over mid C19 plank door
(blocking. original door); house entered from right gable wall. C17 leaded 6-
light casement to lower right, C17 leaded 3-light casements to dormers; other
casements C20, except rear has C17 wood mullioned 3-light casement and two 2-
light casements. Gabled and half hipped roof; end and ridge (end before early
C19) stacks. Interior: original chamfered and stopped beam to left room. C20
extensions to left and rear.
Listing NGR: SU2949088435
2187
of
2228
WOOLSTONE
SU28NE
5/177 Church of All Saints
21/11/66
GV II*
Church. Circa 1200, early C13 chancel; late C13 south transept; vestry c.1974.
Built for St. Swithun's Priory in Winchester. Squared chalk brought to course
on sarsen base, limestone quoins and dressings; stone slate roof. Chancel,
south transept, nave, bellcote. Transitional and Decorated styles. 2-light east
window set in random bond brickwork of c.1760; two-window range to side walls
of early C14 two-light windows. Late C13 two-light window to south transept.
North wall of nave has early C14 two-light window, C13 lancet and central door
of c.1200 which has moulded round arch, carved capitals and imposts and engaged
columns to jambs with late C19 studded door; south wall of nave has C13 lancet
and 4-centered arch over blocked door. Gabled roofs. Stone bellcote of c.1663;
two-light west window also of c.1663 has cavetto moulded surrounds and label
mould. Interior: C13 piscina and sedilia, 3-bay canted and planked roof of
c.1870. Transitional arch with dentilled outer mouldings and carvings to label
stops depicting the Green Man. South transept has piscina on east wall. Nave
has wood pulpit and prayer desk of c.1867 and fine brass chandalier of c.1800;
lead font with C14 ogee motifs to pointed arches but said to be c.1200
(Pevsner); C15 four-bay crown post roof. (Buildings of England, Berkshire,
p.313.)
Listing NGR: SU2943987599
2188
of
2228
WOOLSTONE
SU28NE
5/180 Johnings
- II
House. Late C16 to left, dated TW 1815 to right. Chalk rubble brought to
course; with limestone dressings to left; squared chalk to right; thatched roof;
brick stacks. Original 2-unit plan extended by 2 units with additional rear
wing in early C19. 1 1/2-storey, 4-window range. Late C16 studded door to left
has decorative ironwork to straps and handle, and bars-over sliding shutter;
C19 plank door to right. 3-light stone-mullioned windows to left with splayed
surrounds; C20 plate glass with original iron fittings. Timber lintels over 2-
and 1-light leaded casements to right, one with plate glass inserted. C16 block
has one similar 3-light window and a 2-light stoned-mullioned ovolo- moulded
window lighting the stairs; 3-light leaded casements to rear of C19 right side.
End stacks; half-flipped roof. Interior: C19 2-panelled and plank doors.
Cambered bressumer over left C16 fireplace with small salt/spice cupboard with
original door and butterfly hinges; timber-framed central partition wall,
original beams with stopped chamfers; C20 staircase in original position,
within a 5-sided projection from the rear wall; first floor has C16 panelled
door-and collar-trusses with butt purlins; jowled central post veiling beams
morticed into collars; C19 right side more plain but retains chamfered beams.
Early C19 rear wine random bond brick; Welsh slate roof; 1 1/2-storey, 4-window
range; 2-bay post and pad truss.
Listing NGR: SU2938887911
2189
of
2228
WOOLSTONE
SU28NE
5/183 Waterfall Cottage
GV II
House. Late C16/early C17. Timber-framed in small square framing with diagonal
bracing; thatched roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan. storey, 2- window range.
Late C18 segmental head with carved soffit over 6-panelled (2 glazed) C19 door.
Late C18 canted casements with segmental heads and 4 leaded lights to each
caement. Half-hipped to right; brick end stack to left. Interior: retains
chamfered and stopped beams, late C18 moulded architrave to fireplace; newel
stairs opposite entry, original floorboards; 2-bay queen- post truss, clasped
purlins. Right side has late C18 brick, weatherboard and tile lean-to with
casement as above. C20 concrete block extension to rear.
Listing NGR: SU2942187838
2190
of
2228
WOOLSTONE
SU28NE
5/184 The White Horse Inn
21/11/66
GV II
House, now Inn. C17. Timber-framed, square framing with diagonal bracing; right
gable wall rebuilt in C20; C20 tile roof; brick stack. 2-unit plan. 2- storey,
2-window range. Central C20 porch and door. Early C19 canted five-light leaded
windows to first floor; 6-light leaded windows with decorative top light set in
canted bays with stone slate roof flank door. Each side wing is gabled; front
left internal stack:. Interior: shouldered flat arch to stone fireplace in front
right room; some main chamfered and stopped beams survive but interior
extensiveley remodelled. Wing to left with rendered walling retains C17 three
light casements with ovolo-moulded mullions. Rear C17 block retains timber
frame to right side only; thatched; lateral brick stack. C20 lean-to against
gable wall.
Listing NGR: SU2936187803
2191
of
2228
WOOLSTONE
SU28NE
5/185 Wool stone Lodge and adjoining
Cottage
- II
House. C17, reconstructed and extended c.1839. by Captain Butler, R.N. retd.
L-plan. Roughcast walls; Welsh slate roof; brick stacks. Two storeys. Garden
front: 3-window range; margin lights to sashes with hood moulds; dentilled
eaves; gabled side wings with central raised parapet; ridge stacks. Right side
4-window range; near-centre door has 6-panelled and reeded architrave; sashes
and lunettes to first floor, 2 sashes and 2 French windows with margin light
sashes to ground floor. Interior: lime ash floor immitating stone flagging in
hall, which retains elliptical arch to rear; original fireplace and staircase
with cast-iron balusters; original fireplaces to other rooms; room to front
right has Gothick style cast-iron fireplace and late Cl6 oak panellin, removed
from an unknown house in Wales c.1870. Moulded and dentilled cornice,
overmantle has 3 painted scenes from the Labours of Hercules. To rear right of
Captain Butler's work of c.1830 are two late C17 to early C18 cottages:
roughcast walling; slate roofing, brick ridge stack of c.1700. When Captain
George Butler built Woolstone Lodge, he planted a small park opposite the
garden front with elms, beeches etc., diverted the mill stream and built the
Stag House and building housing the granary and stables attached to the house.
(John Hadow, The Village of Woolstone, Oxford (privately printed) 1975. p23)
Listing NGR: SU2946087831
2192
of
2228
WOOLSTONE The Mole House
SU 28 NE
5/187
GV II
Cottage, probably C17 origins, mid/late C18, and C20 extension. Rendered
rubblestone and shingle-clad and rendered timber frame with Straw-thatch roof.
Plain-tile outshut roof. Brick central ridge stack. Brick and stone plinth.
Originally 2-unit plan. 2-storey, 2-window range. Facing gable (shingle-clad)
has door and porch on end of outshut to left and small 1-light windows to right.
Right side has 2 old 2-light leaded casements over two 3-light casements, that
to right leaded, and both with Gothic-arched lights. Left side has outshut and
a 3-light and a 2-light eyebrow dormer. C20 2-storey extension and a lean-to
to rear. Interior: back-to-back brick open fireplaces with bressumers, one
retaining bread oven. Chamfered spine beams. Double purlin roof with principals
supported on central brick wall and stack. End gable trusses visible, one cut
through. Included for group value only.
Listing NGR: SU2936487836
2193
of
2228
WOOTTON
SP4701
15/149 No.25 (Two Chimneys)
- II
House. C17, Light timber framing of 2 panels deep: with brick infill. Gabled
thatch roof; end stacks of stone finished in brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and
attic; 2-window range. C20 door and 2-light casements, including dormers: stone
buttress left of door. Interior and rear not inspected but likely to be of
interest. C20 extensions to left, and to right of front.
Listing NGR: SP4766301524
2194
of
2228
WOOTTON
SP4701
15/150 No.61
- II
2 cottages, now house. C17. Colourwashed limestone rubble; half-hipped thatch
roof; left end stack of stone finished in brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and
attic; 1-window range. Timber lintels over old plank door and C17 ribbed door
with strap hinges flanking three-light wood-mullioned window. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4769601858
2195
of
2228
WOOTTON
SP4701
15/151 Church of St. Peter
09/02/66
GV II
Church. Early C14: restored C15, C18 and in 1932. Coursed and uncoursed
limestone rubble: rendered west wall. Gabled old tile nave roof and stone slate
chancel roof. Nave and chancel with north chapel and vestry. Early C14 two-light
Decorated east window: corner buttresses. South side of chancel has C13
two-light Y-tracery window and splayed light: mid C18 north chapel has similar
C13-style window. North side of nave has 2 medieval and 2 C19 buttresses
flanking late C15 three-light cinquefoil-headed window. Late C19 north vestry
has C15-style door and window. South side of nave: late C15 two- and 3-light
cinquefoil-headed windows flank C17 porch which was rebuilt in 1932:
segmental-arched ovolo-moulded porch and south doors. West gable has offset
corner buttresses and C16 two-light window above late C15 three-light window
with restored mullions. Interior: reredos by Sir Ninian Comper. Early C14
ogee-headed piscina. Chancel roof designed by Rev. S.E. Cottam (c.l932). C18
segmental chancel arch. Nave has C18 ledger stone in aisle, C19 pulpit, and
memorial tablet to Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins d.1780: C18 candelabra. Medieval
(probably C15) tiles relaid in porch floor. Stained glass: east window by Kempe
commemorates Kate (d.1898) wife of Lord Berkeley who lived at Foxcombe Hall,
Boars Hill.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.313; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, p,403;
Bodleian Library, MS Top Berks. C51 no.238 (early C19 drawing)).
Listing NGR: SP4762201382
2196
of
2228
WOOTTON
SP4701
15/152 Church of St. Peter, chest
tomb approx. 7m. S of chancel
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Moulded plinth and cornice: plain inscription
panels. In memory of Thomas Richards, d.1755, and dated 1773 and 1828.
Listing NGR: SP4763401372
2197
of
2228
WOOTTON
SP4701
15/153 Manor Farmhouse
09/02/66
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble with brick quoins and
dressings; gabled old tile roof; symmetrical brick end stacks. L-plan with rear
right wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Carved brackets to flat hood
over panelled door with overlight. Gauged brick flat arches over tripartite
sashes and 6-pane sash above door. Storey band and dentilled brick eaves. Mid
C18 service range of similar materials to right of front: of one-storey and
attic, 2-window range with gauged brick flat arches over adjoining 2-light
leaded casements and 2-light casement in gabled half dormer. Rear wing of
similar materials and style. C20 porch to left. Interior and rear not inspected
but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4770201182
2198
of
2228
WOOTTON
SP4701
15/154 Wooton Manor House
- II
Farmhouse, now house. Mid C18. Coursed limestone rubble, with brick quoins,
pilaster strips and string course. Hipped old tile roof; brick end and rear
lateral stacks. 4-unit plan. 2 storeys; 6-window range. Segmental brick arch and
segmental hood over C20 door left of centre. 2-light leaded cross windows, with
gauged brick cambered arches over ground-floor windows. C18 rear extension
altered C20, and C20 rear extension. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4765201753
2199
of
2228
WOOTTON OLD BOAR'S HILL
SP40SE
6/155 White Cottage
- II
Small house. Early/mid C18. Colourwashed limestone rubble; gabled old tile roof;
brick end stacks, One-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber
lintel over C20 plank door. Segmental brick arches over early C20 fixed and
2-light casements: gabled dormers. Interior: chamfered beam and split elm
joists. Winder stairs adjoin stack. First floor not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4850402193
2200
of
2228
WOOTTON OLD BOAR'S HILL
SP40SE
6/156
Yew Cottage
- II
House. Late medieval: remodelled C17: altered and extended in 1970's.
Cruck-framed. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; ridge stack of stone
finished in brick. Hall house; floor and stack inserted in C17. One storey and
attic; 3-window range, includes C20 extension to left of gable end of original
range. Flat stone arches over C20 door and casements. Interior: C17 chamfered
beam and open fireplace. Late medieval raised cruck, with halvings for collars
and spurs and trenched for through purlins (all removed).
Listing NGR: SP4848501996
2201
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/157
No.5
- II
House. Mid/late C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick end
stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over
C20 door and flanking casements: 2-light dormer casements. C20 one-storey
extension to right. Interior: chamfered beam. First floor not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4760508888
2202
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/158
09/02/66 No.12
GV
- II
House. Late C17/early C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; brick
end stacks. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintel
over central C20 plank door: stone-clad lintel over flanking C20 three-light
casements: timber lintels over C20 half-dormer casements. C18 service wing to
rear of similar materials. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4759308658
2203
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/159 No.13 (Wytham Stores and Post
09/02/66 Office)
(Formerly listed as No.13)
GV II
House, now shop and house. c.1800. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate
roof; C20 brick end stack. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; symmetrical
2-window range. Keyed stone lintels over C20 plank door with c.1900 timber hood,
and over C20 two-light casements: similar windows in gabled half-dormers. c.1900
brick extension to rear. Interior not inspected. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4759408650
2204
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/160 No. 14
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Cottage
to
S of Nos.12 and 13)
GV II
House. C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; right end stack of
stone finished in C20 brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range.
Concrete lintels over C20 windows: C20 dormer windows. C18 service wing to rear,
of similar materials and one storey and attic, has C20 door to right. Interior
not inspected but likely to be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4760208632
2205
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/161 No.17
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Cottage
No.17)
GV II
House. Mid/late C16, remodelled in C18. C18 coursed limestone rubble, except
front first-floor wall of timber framing with tension braces. Gabled thatch
roof; C20 brick end stacks. 2-unit plan. 2 storeys; 2-bay range. Timber lintels
over C20 door and casements. Wrought-iron C18 sign-bracket to right suggests
former use as public house. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4772808568
2206
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/162 No.20
- II
Small house. Late C17, extended in C18. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch
roof; end stacks of C18 brick to left and stone finished in brick to right. One-
extended to 2-unit plan. One storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels
over C20 plank door and casements, and C20 dormer casements. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4774908560
2207
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/163 No.28
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as 28
Wytham. 29 Wytham)
GV II
Farmhouse, now house. Early C18. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled C20 tile
roof; end stacks, of brick to right and stone finished in brick to left. 3-unit
plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 door and
casements. Interior: chamfered beams and collar-truss roof.
Listing NGR: SP4757308621
2208
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/164 Bridge over Seacourt Stream,
at SP 4765 0877
- II
Bridge. Late C18/early C19, Coursed limestone rubble: 2 round archways beneath
raised string course to each side.
Listing NGR: SP4765008770
2209
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/165 Church Cottage
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Cottage
adjoining and overlooking
church and from NE)
GV II
House. C17, remodelled in C20. Rendered front: rest of brick and limestone
rubble; half-hipped thatch roof; end stack of stone finished in brick. 2-unit
plan. One-storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 casements and half-dormer
casements: C20 porch and small C19 one-storey extension to right. Interior not
inspected but likely to be of interest. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4752208583
2210
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/166 Church of All Saints
09/02/66
GV II
Church. Early C14 and C15: whollyrebuilt 1811 for the 5th Earl of Abingdon.
Uncoursed roughly dressed limestone; coursed dressed limestone to chancel.
Stone-coped stone-slate roofs. Chancel, and nave; west tower added 1811. Early
C14 Curvilinear 2-light east window: east gable also has early C19 trefoiled
light above early C16 round-headed light, and offset corner buttresses. 2-bay
south wall of chancel has C15 cinquefoil-headed lights. 3-bay south wall of nave
has early C14 two-light Decorated windows with unusual radiating mouchettes in
head: north wall of nave has early C16 round-headed light, and early C14
two-light Decorated window to east of early C17 ashlar porch which has trefoiled
spandrels to doorway and cinquefoil-headed side lights: C14 two-centred north
doorway frames early C19 panelled and ribbed door. North aisle has early C16
2-light windows in end walls. Tower: C15-style door with scrolled ends to label
mould; west door with Gothick head set in 2-centred moulded arch; late C15
two-light round-headed window and early C19 two-light window; stair-turret to
south. Cinquefoiled lights to belfry; crenellated parapet. Interior: sanctuary
has black and white quarry floor, dated 1701. Early C17 communion table; early
C19 communion rail. Double-chamfered chancel arch. Early C19 Gothick pulpit and
octagonal font on thin stem. Early C19 pews, and musicians' gallery with 3-bay
segmental-arched arcade and thin Gothic-style panels. Early C19 hammer-beam
roof: nave roof rests on early C14 head corbels, one of which shows a man
playing bagpipes. Memorials: late C17 and C18 plain lozenge-shaped floor slabs.
Reset brass of William de Wytham (d.1406) and wife with 3 shields reset on early
C19 inscription. Three C17 wall tablets in chancel inscribed 1634/AP and 1624/TP
set in heart, and to John Paynton, 1612. Stained glass: very fine C18 Adoration
of the Shepherds in east window. Early C16 Flemish glass and C16 heraldic glass
in south chancel windows. Nave has memorial windows of 1912, and of 1920 and
1930 by Robert Anning Bell. The rebuilt church incorporated material from Cumnor
Place (demolished 1811), namely the early C14 east window and nave windows: the
north door, head corbels and other details were re-used from the original
church. The church borders the gardens of Wytham Abbey (q.v.) the former seat
of the Earls of Abingdon and restored 1809-10.
(V.C.H.: Vol.IV, p.429; Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.314; Bodleian
Library, M.S. Top., Berks, c.57, Jol.l19, for drawings of church before and
after rebuilding; National Monuments Record).
Listing NGR: SP4749608556
2211
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/167 Church of All Saints, gateways
and attached walls approx.
15m. NW of porch
GV II
Gateway, formerly postern of Cumnor Place. Late C16. Limestone. Two-centred arch
with trefoiled spandrels, casement-moulded architrave and Roman inscription on
frieze of brattished entablature. Early C19 wall of dressed limestone runs
approx. l0m. to left and joins rubble wall at right angles which runs approx.
l3m. to other gateway dated A.D.1570; two-centred arch, moulded architrave and
cornice. The doorways were moved to Wytham from Cumnor Place, demolished 1811 -
see Church of All Saints (q.v.), Wytham.
Listing NGR: SP4748308587
2212
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/168 Church of All Saints, two
chest tombs approx. 10m, NNW
and 9m. N of porch
GV II
Two chest tombs. Early C19. Limestone. Moulded plinth and cornice: corner
balusters: 2 plain panels each side. Chest tomb 9m. N of porch commemorates
Idkins family, dated 1805 and 1808.
Listing NGR: SP4749808569
2213
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/169 Church of All Saints, chest
tomb approx. 10m. NW of porch
GV II
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Moulded plinth and cornice: corner balusters:
2 plain panels each side. Commemorates the Ball family, dated 1826 and 1820.
Listing NGR: SP4748508565
2214
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/170 The Dower House
09/02/66 (Formerly listed as Post
Office and store, The Dower
House. Cottage to W of Post
Office and store, Dower House)
GV II
House. Late Cl7/early C18: refronted mid C19. Uncoursed limestone rubble,
roughcast front; gabled artificial stone slate roof; symmetrical end stacks of
stone with moulded drip course and stone finished in brick rebuilt in C20.
L-plan with rear left wing. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Mid C19
half-glazed door: bracketed hood with sundial and inscribed "FS 1859".
Two-storey-and-attic square bay window to left has chamfered wood-mullioned
lights: canted bay window to right has narrow sashes set in chamfered
stone-mullioned lights: 2- and 3-light stone-mullioned windows above: similar
2-light window in gabled roof dormer. Late C18 cottage of limestone rubble with
gabled stone slate roofs to left: mid C19 range to right. 2-storey rear wing of
similar materials has 2 mid C19 three-light Gothic casements. Interior: cased
and chamfered beams. Mid C19 spiral staircase with stick balusters.
Listing NGR: SP4759608610
2215
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP40NE
3/171 Hill View
- II
Shown on Ordnance Survey map as Woodview.
House. C17. Uncoursed limestone rubble; gabled thatch roof; end stacks of brick
to right and stone finished in brick. 2-unit plan. One storey and attic;
2-window range. Timber lintel and concrete-rendered surround to C20 casements
flanking C20 door with brick porch. C19 extension with thatch roof to right.
Interior: winder stairs adjoin open fireplace. 3-bay butt-purlin roof.
Listing NGR: SP4768009105
2216
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/172 Home Farmhouse
- II
Farmhouse. Late C17/early C18, remodelled mid C20. Uncoursed limestone rubble;
gabled thatch roof; brick end and ridge stacks. 3-unit plan. One storey and
attic; 3-window range. Timber lintels over C20 plank door left of centre with
dressed stone jambs and C17 brick reveals: blocked door to right. Timber lintel
and concrete lintels over C20 windows: C20 dormer casements. C20 one-storey
extension to left. Rear and interior not inspected but likely to be of interest.
Listing NGR: SP4775308490
2217
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/173 Linch Farm, Nos. 1 and 2
GV II
House. Late C17, remodelled 1970's. Coursed limestone rubble; gabled stone slate
roof; brick right end stack and ridge stack of stone finished in brick. 3-unit
plan. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. Timber lintel over inserted C20 door
right of centre. Timber lintels over three early C19 three-light casements, and
late C17 four-light wood-mullioned ovolo-moulded window. C20 extension to left
of front. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4762408699
2218
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/174 Overford Farmhouse
09/02/66
- II
Farmhouse, now house. c.1770-80. Coursed limestone rubble with squared quoins
and dressings, gabled stone slate roof; brick symmetrical end stacks.
Central-staircase plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Chamfered timber lintels over
late C19 door with trellised porch and late C19 casements. Late C18 wing to
right of similar materials, and one storey and attic; one-bay range, with
2-light leaded casement: similar late C18 service range to rear with concrete
tile roof. Interior not inspected.
Listing NGR: SP4759808806
2219
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/175 The White Hart Inn and
09/02/66 attached wall and stable
(Formerly listed as White Hart
Inn)
GV II
Farmhouse, now public house. Late C17: extended mid/late C18. Uncoursed
limestone rubble; cross-gabled stone slate roof; brick left end stack and rear
lateral stack. 2 storeys and attic; one-window range. Timber lintels over C20
door to right, and 2- and 3-light casements. Mid C18 one-storey extension to
right of similar materials with brick end stack and two 3-light leaded
casements. Mid C18 rear wing of similar materials. Small one-storey, one-bay C18
extension to left of front, with C19 three-light casement. Interior: chamfered
beams. Late C18 fireplace in rear room. First floor not inspected. Subsidiary
features: limestone rubble wall approx. 20m. long attached to late C18 stable to
right: of similar limestone rubble with gabled stone slate roof.
Listing NGR: SP4757808635
2220
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/176 The White Hart Inn, dovecote
09/02/66 approx. 20m. W
(Formerly listed as Dovecote
behind the White Hart Inn)
GV II
Dovecote. Late C17/early C18. Roughcast over timber framing with brick infill on
limestone rubble plinth; pyramidal stone slate roof with glover. C20 plank door.
Interior: nesting boxes on rear wall.
Listing NGR: SP4755308639
2221
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/177 Wytham Abbey and attached wall
06/08/52 (Formerly listed as Wytham
Abbey)
GV I
Country house, now flats. Late C15 and C16 for Harcourt family; remodelled and
partly rebuilt (to left) for Fifth Earl of Abingdon in 1809-10 by Thomas Cundy.
Limestone ashlar; gabled stone slate roof, except Welsh slate, C20 tiles and
lead roofs to inner ranges; numerous stone ashlar stacks. Originally centred
around 2 courtyards which were infilled in early C19, making triple-depth plan.
2 storeys and attic; 9-window range. Entered by 3-storey gatehouse in third bay
from left: offset corner buttresses; early C19 studded doors set in Tudor-arched
doorway; late C15 three-light oriel windows with cinquefoil heads; moulded
string course with gargoyles, crenellated parapet; diagonal stair-turret to left
and larger crenellated stair-turret to right. Early C19 two-window range to
left: early C19 three-light mullioned and transomed round-headed windows: 2
front gables linked by crenellated parapet. 6-window range to right: late
C15/C16 two- and 3-light mullioned round-headed windows, with crenellated
parapet linked to 3 symmetrical gables. Similar recessed bay to right attached
at right angles to crenellated limestone rubble wall with octagonal ashlar pier.
To right is similar style 3-window range, and early C19 service range with
gabled Welsh slate roof. Rear of main range: late C15/C16 two-light round-headed
windows, and doorway: late C15 three-light round-headed mullioned and transomed
windows above similar 2- and 3-light mullioned windows flank canted bay window
with similar 5-light window with crenellated parapet. Early C19 four-window
range to left has similar mullioned and transomed windows; projecting gabled
bays to left, linked by loggia in left side wall. Interior: early C19 entrance
hall leading to staircase hall with open-well stairs. Gatehouse has late C15/C16
reset armorial stained glass: late C15 fireplace with corbel heads to
trefoil-panelled shaped overmantle with Harcourt arms above: newel staircase has
original stone treads at top. Early C19 panelled room with marble fireplace and
plaster ceiling to rear: early C19 Abingdon arms in room right of staircase:
early C19 doors and fireplaces throughout. Flat 3 to left of gatehouse: large
mid C19 marble fireplace: late C16 reset stained glass panels includes 3 Tudor
roses, kneeling figure, and 4 heraldic panels with initials IE and ER: four C18
stained glass panels with domestic scenes and Annunciation scene. The manor
house was bought by Sir Richard Harcourt in 1459: it passed to the Norreys
family in the late C16 and later James Bertie who became Earl of Abingdon in
1682. When remodelled in 1811 the south courtyard, surrounded by domestic wings,
was built over to include the entrance hall and staircase.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.314; V.C.H.: Berkshire, Vol.IV, pp,427-9;
H.M. Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of English Architects, 1978, p.245;
Bodleian library, MS Top. Berkshire, C.51 No.238; National Monuments Record).
2222
of
2228
Listing NGR: SP4741908519
2223
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/178 Wytham Abbey, gates and
gatepiers approx. 60m. NE of
Wytham Abbey
GV II
Gates and gatepiers. Early C19. Limestone ashlar piers with plain tops:
wrought-iron gates. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4746008588
2224
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/179 Wytham Abbey, walls and
attached stables approx. 15m.
NE together with gatepiers
and gates
GV II
Walls, gateplers amd gate and attached stables. Early C19. Low wall across front
of Wytham Abbey (q.v.): of coursed dressed limestone with stepped stone coping
and gabled ashlar piers and iron gates: approx. 50m. long and curves away past
pier at south end. North end attached to tall octagonal gatepier and tall wall
to east of coursed limestone rubble with crenellated ashlar parapet which is
continued over gable end, with reset early C14 two-light window, of C18 stable
block remodelled in early C19. Approx. 40m. long and L-shaped: lower arm,
approx. 20m. long and attached to Church of All Saints (q.v.), incorporates C15
moulded stone doorway from Cumnor Place (demolished 1811). Included for group
value.
Listing NGR: SP4743908571
2225
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP4708
10/180 Wytham Abbey, garden wall 15m.
SW and SE together with
gatepiers and gate
GV II
Wall. Early C19. Coursed dressed limestone with stepped stone coping and ashlar
piers with gabled tops at ends. Pair of iron gates. Low wall borders Wytham
Park, and is L-shaped of approx. 100 metres long to south-west and 50 metres
long to south-east. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4739408500
2226
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP 4708 -
Wytham Abbey, urn
10/181 approximately 10m
- South East
GV II
Urn. Early C19. Limestone. Gothick style, with splayed bowl set on octagonal
shaft. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4744108487
2227
of
2228
WYTHAM
SP 4708 -
Wytham Abbey, Sundial
10/182 approx 10m South
-
GV II
Sundial. Early C19. Limestone. Gothick style, with trefoiled panels carved on
octagonal shaft. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4743208481
2228
of
2228
WYTHAM -
SP 4708
Wytham Abbey, urn
10/183 approximately lOm
South West
-
GV II
Urn. Early C19. Limestone. Gothick style, with splayed bowl set on octagonal
shaft. Included for group value.
Listing NGR: SP4742308478
................
................
In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.
To fulfill the demand for quickly locating and searching documents.
It is intelligent file search solution for home and business.