Description

MONKLEIGH
SS4520
17/146 Monkleigh
15.4.82 House, Staddon House
and attached
outbuilding
(formerly listed as
Monkleigh
House/Staddon House)
II
Vicarage, now 2 houses. Staddon House, to left, is c. 1500 in
origin; it was remodelled and Monkleigh House (to right) built c.
1808. Colourwashed render over coursed slatestone rubble. Hipped
slate roof; rendered brick ridge stacks. L-plan with rear wing
and outbuilding to rear of Staddon House on left. 2 storeys;
4-window range. Monkleigh House, of symmetrical 3-window range,
has C20 porch with half-glazed inner door with glazing bars. Flat
rendered arches over 16-pane above 20-pane sashes with Gothick
glazing bars. Bay to left (the front of Staddon House) has two
similar asymmetrically-placed sashes. Three-bay right side wall
has symmetrical elevation with bowed central bay and similar
sashes. A mid C19 two-storey extension with horned Gothick
sashes and main door is placed to left of Staddon House. Interior
of Monkleigh House: noted as having panelled doors and shutters,
marble fireplaces, and fine dog-leg staircase with turned
balusters and fret-cut brackets. Interior of Staddon House:
ground floor has moulded beams of c. 1500; two beams in centre
have mortices for C16 plank and stud partition; one of these
partitions, adjoining the rear room, survives and has
Tudor-arched doorway with sunk spandrels which was blocked in
C17. On the first floor, the bases of 3 trusses with curved feet
are visible above the front room. Staddon House is probably the
chamber block and sole surviving remnant of the C16 parsonage
house. Subsidiary Features: to rear of Staddon House is a C17
outbuilding, altered in the mid C19; of rendered cob and stone
with hipped Welsh slate roof and stone ridge stack; C19 plank
door to bakehouse in front room, C19 double doors to coachouse,
C19 door to stable and double-entry to hay barn to rear.

Listing NGR: SS4544720916

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26465137

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  Maintaining and Repairing Old Houses: A Guide to Conservation, Sustainability and Economy
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  Kent: North East and East (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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  Historic Environment Law: Planning, Listed Buildings, Monuments, Conservation Areas and Objects, Supplement 2014
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  Devon (Pevsner Buildings of England)
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  Surrey (The Buildings of England) (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)