Description

CONDICOTE
SP 13 NE & SP 12 NW
1/9, 2/9 Hinchwick (previously listed as
Hinchwick Manor )
25.8.60 II
GV

Gentleman's country farmhouse. Before 1835, enlarged 1937. Coursed rubble
with Cotswold stone roofs. Cotswold style. Gabled front, groups of 4 tall ashlar
diagonally-shafted chimneys with horizontal linkage. 2 principal gables to
East with coped verges, saddlestones and kneelers and a central gabled dormer
in similar style. 2½ storeys over basement. 1:3:1 bays, hollow-chamfer mullioned
windows to projecting gabled side wings, string over basement and over 1st floor,
raised over outer windows as drip. Central single-storey porch between projecting
gables with catslide roof permitting a further central gabled dormer over chamfered
central entrance which is approached by steps. Irregular gabled returns.
Interior combines features of the 1860s (staircase) with the Arts and Crafts
movement of c.1900 (door furniture) and with Queen Anne_style (gun-room).
The house forms the West side of an elongated octagon /the rest is farmbuildings
(QV)/, the whole being an impressive group. VCH Vol VI.

Listing NGR: SP1445730002

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26266032

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