Description

TF 1209-1309 MARKET DEEPING STAMFORD ROAD
(north side)

13/176 Nos.l and 3
30.10.68

G.V. II

House and service block, now 2 properties. Late C17, refronted
1742, 1800, altered C20. Ashlar, coursed and banded
limestone rubble. Collyweston slate roofs with stone coped
gables, 4 ashlar gable stacks with cornices and red brick gable
stack to service range. Parallel ranges plan. 3 storey, 5 bay
ashlar front (No.1) with moulded plinth, plain cill bands to each
floor, cyma moulded cornice and plain parapet, rusticated quoins.
Central 6 panel door, flanked by pairs of glazing bar sashes. To
first floor are 5 similar windows. All have moulded cambered
stone architraves. To second floor are 5 small square glazing
bar sashes, also with moulded architraves. To left of front a
cast lead rainwater head has initials HB and date 1800. To right
a 2 storey irregular 3 bay service block in coursed and banded
limestone rubble (No.3), has a C20 half glazed door with plain
overlight, ashlar lintel with keystone. To right a fixed light
in the blocking of a door and a C20 3 light casement. To first
floor a single glazing bar sash. A brick in the left hand rear
chimney stack is inscribed 'restored 1742'. Two fireplaces have
late C17 chamfered bressumers and the service block has a roll
moulded girder of a similar date. There is mid C18 panelling
downstairs, 2 walls and reset bits. 2 late C18 fireplaces,
limestone with moulded lintels, keyblocks and rounded corners.
Full height stair has turned spindle balusters, a moulded
handrail, carved string and panelled sides. On the first floor
is a semi-circular arched opening with moulded wooden surround
and fluted pilaster reveals opening onto the former dressing room
of the principal bedroom. This bedroom has full height mid C18
raised and fielded panelling with apparently contemporary Gothic
arched recesses to either side of the fireplace. The pegged oak
clasped purlin roof is late C17.

Listing NGR: TF1383509940

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26315983

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