Description

SS 72 SE ROSE ASH

6/132 Rose Ash House including garden wall to the - West

GV II

Large house. Probably C16 or C17 origins (information from the owner), remodelled twice in the C19, once in the circa 1840s and again in 1863. A date plaque on the rear wall is inscribed. "The west gable was added and the offices rebuilt AD 1863 by J Tanner Davey, owner", who was the originator and editor of the Devon Herd Book. Rendered with slate roofs and stacks with brick shafts. Plan: A south-facing front block, probably double depth with one entrance on the south (garden) side, another on the west return. 2 rear service wings, at right angles to the front block, the rear left (west) wing may be part of the pre C19 house (truncated projecting stack and bread oven), the rear right wing is shorter. Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical, informal 4 window south front with deep eaves broken forward and gabled to the front at the left (presumably the 1863 "west gable"), with a canted bay to the right and a variety of C19 and C20 fenestration. In the centre, a half-glazed door to the right and a shallow single- storey bay to the left with pilasters flanking a window, one 16-pane C19 sash and one high transomed casement to the first floor. The canted bay to the right has sash windows. To the left, where the front is broken forward, the gable is treated like a pediment with a cornice on paired brackets. The ground floor has a shallow bay with pilasters and a tripartite sash, 4-pane first floor sash with margin glazing. The left (west) return of the house has a mixture of sashes and casements and a recessed half-glazed door. A stone rubble garden wall to the west is included in the listing. Interior: Not inspected. The house occupies a prominent position in the centre of Rose Ash village, facing the village green and with a walled garden to the south. The village centre consists of a small number of unspoiled buildings, including the church and forms an attractive and rather unusual group.

Listing NGR: SS7883321728

External Links

• Wikidata Q26611068

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