Description

ST 60 NE BUCKLAND NEWTON BUCKLAND NEWTON VILLAGE

5/53 26-1-56 Buckland Newton Manor
(formerly listed as
Manor House)

GV II

House, early C19 (probably 1803)remodelling of C17 house. Whitewashed,
coursed rubble with slate mansard roof and gabled cross wings. Central
brick stack with ashlar stack from eaves. Near symmetrical facade.
2 storeys and attic, 3 window range. Cross-wings have 3-light mullioned
and transomed windows with returned labels. Above central door is a
single sash with returned label and to the right is a single light,
ashlar, rectangular window. In the gables are 3-light mullioned windows
with returned labels. Windows have glazing bars. Coped eaves with
pinnacle finials. Internal features (RCHM): basement fireplace spanned
by 2 4-centred arches; ground and first floor stone angle fireplaces
with moulded 4-centred heads; walled up stone mullioned windows; reset
C17 panelling.
RCHM, Dorset, vol III, p 52, no.6. Newman J and Pevsner N, The
Buildings of England: Dorset, Penguin 1972, p 122.

Listing NGR: ST6867205276

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26592076

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