Description

MADRON MADRON
SW 43 SE
7/169 Tregoddick House front garden walls
- and gate
GV II
House, front garden walls and gate. C18. Granite ashlar front, otherwise rubble
with granite dressings. Half-hipped scantle slate roof with tall brick stacks over
the side walls. 3 hipped roof dormers. Cast-iron ogee gutters.
Plan: original plan survives: double-depth plan with wider kitchen, left, with back
kitchen behind and parlour, right with dairy/smoke room behind and entrance hall
between leading to stair hall. Adjoining at the left is a C19 lean-to stable and
coach house. An old tree grows thorugh the wall of the stable at the front.
Exterior: Nearly symmetrical 3-window south west front with doorway right of middle.
C19 fretted porch, old glazed door and circa late C19 4-pane sashes.
Interior: many original doors with fielded and beaded panels and original partitions,
floors and probably roof structure. In the kitchen is a reused C17 chamfered granite
lintel.
Low granite coped wall parallel to the front of the house. Circa early C19 scrolled
and latticed iron gate and C20 replacement iron railings.

Listing NGR: SW4538831915

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26437348

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