Description

LANIVET
SX 06 SW
8/120 Tremore Manor and attached garden
- walls

II

Farmhouse, now house. Circa 1815, with additions and alterations of mid-late C19,
and few later alterations. Granite and slatestone rubble ; stucco front ; partly
slate hung. Hipped slate roof. Stacks to sides with rendered shafts.
Roof: The front range is of double depth plan, with central entrance and principal
room to front left and right, each heated from a stack at the side. There is a
service room to rear right and stair hall to rear centre. To left, there is a
service wing of 2-room plan at the rear, with the rear room heated from an end stack
and the inner room, the kitchen, heated from a stack at the side. The rear wing is
returned to rear right, forming a rear service range, unheated, which encloses a
service yard. The yard is entered from the right side. Garden walls at the left
side of the house.
Exterior: 2 storeys, symmetrical 3-window front on plinth with rusticated quoins.
Ground floor has central Doric porch with columns, and modillion cornice ; infilled
with glazing to sides, with door to front and right side ; inner half-glazed door
with margin glazing. Single storey canted bay to right and left of mid - late C19,
with 6-pane sashes at the front and 3-pane sashes at the sides ; lead roofs. First
floor has central paired 12-pane sash and 16-pane sash to right and left, all of C19
in raised moulded architraves with cills on consoles. Set back to right, a lower 2-
storey addition of mid C19, with 16-pane sash at ground and first floor, with the
same architraves, quoins and deep eaves on brackets. At the left side, the end wall
of the front range is blind, stucco, with rusticated quoins. 2-storey rear wing in
rubble with granite and brick dressings. Large external stack ; to right at ground
floor, 16-pane sash at first floor. 20-pane sash at first floor to right, in the
rear range. Between the two, a rubble wall enclosing the service yard, with round-
arched doorway with plank door. The service yard has the first floor of the front
range carried over on cast iron piers, the upper storey slate-hung with two 12-pane
sashes. Ground floor has 4-panelled door and plank door, with a plank door to the
rear wing and 12-pane sash over. The rear range has 2-pane light and plank door, the
upper storey also slate-hung with 12-pane sash. The rear is rendered, with 2-light
casement and 4-light casement with iron stanchions at ground floor, 20-pane sash at
first floor. Small 2-storey gabled projecting wing to right, joining the rear range
to the rear wing ; this has a plank door at ground floor and 4-pane sash at first
floor.
Attached to front left of the house, a granite rubble wall with slate coping,
enclosing a garden at the left side of the house. The wall is about 3 metres high,
the garden about 25 metres by 30 metres. At the sides and rear, the wall has no
coping.
Interior: The stair is open-well, with turned balusters, scrolled string and wreathed
handrail. The room to front right has plaster cornice, plain chimneypiece with C19
iron grate. Both front rooms have 6-panelled doors.

Listing NGR: SX0143864804

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26435862

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