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Latitude: 50.7833 / 50°47'0"N
Longitude: -3.5627 / 3°33'45"W
OS Eastings: 289932
OS Northings: 99359
OS Grid: SX899993
Mapcode National: GBR LD.ZZ50
Mapcode Global: FRA 37F0.MW0
Plus Code: 9C2RQCMP+8W
Entry Name: Little Nettacott
Listing Date: 25 October 1984
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1097590
English Heritage Legacy ID: 86106
Location: Upton Pyne, East Devon, Devon, EX5
County: Devon
Civil Parish: Upton Pyne
Traditional County: Devon
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon
Church of England Parish: Upton Pyne Church of our Lady
Church of England Diocese: Exeter
UPTON PYNE
SX 89 NE
2/49 Little Nettacott
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- II
House, formerly a farmhouse. C17. Rendered cob on stone plinth with hipped
thatched roof. Formerly a 3-unit, cross-passage plan, but much altered, with a C20
extension to the left-hand side which probably marks the site of one of the 3
original rooms. The front elevation has irregular fenestration. excluding the
C20 extension, there are 3 to both storeys, the middle ground floor window marking
the position of the original entrance. All casements are C20. The present
entrance is at the extreme right-hand end of the building, set between two stone
buttresses. There are 2 axial stacks, one to the right and backing onto the former
through-passage, the other marking the division between the middle room and C20
extension. The back elevation consists of 3 irregularly-placed windows, of which
one is at first-floor level. Internally the right-hand room contains a single-
chamfered beam and a large fireplace with a wooden lintel and Thorverton stone
jambs, all with ovolo mouldings. The left-hand room also contains a chamfered main
beam and, dividing it from the C20 room, a massive trunk beam set at door lintel
level. The fireplace has been removed. Above the extant fireplace, but set
slightly to one side, is a first floor fireplace with chamfered lintel and jambs.
The roof is of 5-bays, with principal rafters (possibly jointed crucks) and a
closed hip cruck at the right-hand end. Some rafters show evidence of soot-
blackening.
Listing NGR: SX8993299359
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