Description

TL 4239 HEYDON CHISHILL ROAD
(South-East Side)
23/138 Heydon Place
18.11.83
GV II
Rectory now a house. 1853 for Rev. the Hon Latimer Neville, later Sixth Earl
of Braybrooke. Red brick with chequered burnt headers, limestone dressings.
Slated low pitched hipped roofs. Four rectangular planned stacks. Two
storeys and cellar, main block with rear service wing extended to north-west
enclosing a service yard with single storeyed outbuildings. Deep boarded
eaves with moulded brick cornice. Moulded limestone bands between floors and
below ground floor windows. Three 'bay' garden facade with central 'bay'
projecting as canted two storey bay window. Three 'bay' entrance facade to
north-east, with central bay projecting; four-panelled door with side lights
and three rectangular lights above. Gauged red brick arches to windows
mainly recessed twelve-paned hung sashes, with side lights in garden
elevation. Interior: Contemporary details with original plan largely
intact, and some alterations to service rooms. Game room, and baking oven in
bakehouse in situ. The house is said to have been designed find used as a
shooting lodge.
Fulton Roberts. History of Heydon, 1957 C.C.

Listing NGR: TL4322439928

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26420976

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