Description

NEWTON SP8883 Manor House, Manor Cottage and 1337-0/12/198 attached implement shed 10/08/83 (Formerly Listed as: Newton Manor House) GV II Cottage range (now 2 dwellings) and attached outbuildings. Late C17 or early C18 with later additions and alterations. Coursed limestone rubble with thatched and pantile roofs, coped gables, brick ridge stack and left end stack of brick on a stone base. One storey and attic. Ground floor has, from left to right, a blocked doorway, a 3-light and 2 2-light casement windows, a C20 door and another 3-light casement. Wooden lintels. 4 2-light and a later single-light eyebrow dormers. Right gable end has sundial and 2-light casement windows to ground and first floors. Wing to rear has panelled door with overlight in moulded wooden surround with hood. Canted bay window to right and 2 2-light casement windows to first floor. Additional lower wing to rear. Later wing to left, of limestone rubble and brick with pantile roof, has C19 and C20 doors and casement windows, and 2 flat-roofed 2-light dormers. Thatched limestone-built L-plan implement shed beyond, derelict. Interior: hall has inglenook fireplace, a 2-panel and a plain board door, and a panelled wall-cupboard, possibly C18. -- --- -

Listing NGR: SP8800883477

External Links

• Wikidata Q26303870

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