Description

BUCKLAND FILLEIGH SS 40 NE 7/12 The Old Glebe and Glebe House - - II

Pair of houses, originally the rectory. Early to mid C17 with early C19 addition. Plastered cob and rubble walls. Gable-ended slate roof to The Old Glebe, hipped roof to Glebe House. The Old Glebe has a projecting plastered rubble lateral stack at the front and a similar one at its left gable end. Glebe House has 3 rendered brick stacks - one at its right end, one at the end of the end of the rear wing and one lateral one at the front. Plan: 2 distinct parts, now divided, but formerly one house. The Old Glebe to the right, is the earlier with the 2 rooms and through-passage plan - the right-hand room heated by a front lateral stack and the left-hand room by a gable-end stack. Glebe House constitutes an early C19 addition to the rear of The Old Glebe and at right angles to it forming a new front block. It is L-shaped with 2 front rooms and a central entrance hall leading to stairs behind the right-hand room and a 1-room wing behind the left-hand room. The older range was probably relegated to service and cooking functions when the addition was built. Exterior: 2 storeys. The Old Glebe has an asymmetrical 5-window front of mainly C20 1, 2 and 3-light casements apart from a Victorian decorative glazed light on the 1st floor at the centre. Wide doorway to passage below it with C20 plank door. Glebe House has a symmetrical 3-window front of early C19 12-pane sashes. The left- hand windows are blind - being blocked by the stock behind but do retain their glass. Central doorway with panelled reveals and rectangular fanlight above contemporary 6-panel door. The left-hand elevation also has early C19 sashes on the first floor with 1 C20 casement inserted and tall Victorian sashes on the ground floor. Interior: of The Old Glebe has chamfered ceiling beams and an open fireplace with wooden lintel in the left-hand room. Glebe House preserves 6-panel doors, its original staircase with column newel and stick balusters and simple moulded plaster cornices.

Listing NGR: SS4606508768

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