Description

MINSTER WAYBOROUGH HILL
TR 36 NW
(West Side)
2/52 Wayborough Manor
11-10-63 II*
House. C15 and C16. Originally for William of Wey, c.1460, but now
largely C16. Timber framed, part exposed with plaster infill, underbuilt
with flint and brick. Plain tiled roof. Originally four framed bay
house, now E plan. Two storeys with continuous jetty, the ground floor
underbuilt, the first floor close-studded. Hipped roof with stacks to
centre right and end left. Two 3 light and central 5 light mullioned
oriels on first floor and three 3 light transomed amd mullioned windows
on ground floor with glazed door to centre left. Right return:
continuous jetty on dragon posts, the end bay with much wider spaced
close studding and tension braces. The rear elevation of this wing
has arch braces. Five light transomed oriel with sidelights. Entrance
in rear courtyard a four centred arched doorway in 2 storey porch.
Interior: The western (left return) wing a late C16 addition, with queen
strut roof. Main range with large uncambered tie beams, originally with
heavy knee braces (missing). Same early fittings (panelled door).

Listing NGR: TR2851165455

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