Description

REDRUTH TRELEIGH AVENUE
SW 64 SE
5/313 (north side)
Treleigh Manor and attached
garden wall, railings and gates
II
Farmhouse, now house. c,1700, altered. Coursed squared granite with quoins, rear
of uncoursed rubble, slate roof, brick chimneys. L-plan formed by 2-unit front
range with short rear wing to left, addition in angle; plus added side wings. Two
storeys and 2 bay, symmetrical; low chamfered plinth; central doorway with
granite surround moulded in 2 orders, with roll-stops to the jambs, and a
panelled door; 16-pane sashed windows on both floors, with exposed boxes (upper
left and lower right unhorned); bracketed eaves, gable chimneys. Attached at
each end are set-back one-bay single-storey wings, each with a doorway at the
junction (that to the right blocked) and a sashed window (4 and 16 panes
respectively), and embattled parapet. Rear wing has doorway in rear gable,
various sashed windows, and lean-to cellar attached to west side. Interior:
panelled doors with large H-hinges; dog-legged staircase with closed string,
square newels, stout turned balusters, and moulded handrail; original back door of
double-layered oak planks; large cellar to rear. Garden wall with railings and
gates, attached to the left side of the house and bounding the west side and
south end of the garden: side wall of granite rubble, ramped down from front of
wing, front wall of coursed dressed granite with wide concave bow in centre
filled by elegant wrought-iron spear-head railings on granite plinth, with
decorated standards, central gateway with tall open-work standards which have
flaming-urn finials, gate with dog-bars, a band of circles, and ramped top rail,
similarly decorated.

Listing NGR: SW6946842676

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26613541

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