Description

MELDRETH MANOR ROAD
TL 3746
(South Side)
22/229
Manor House at
Meldreth Manor
School
II

Manor House now two dwellings. Late C17. Red brick with timber framed west
gables. Tiled gabled roofs with rebuilt gable end parapets and kneelers to
the front. Large shafted stack of four flues, part rebuilt. Two side
stacks, one with rebuilt diagonally set shafts to west crosswing. H-plan.
Two storeys and attic. The openings to centre range are all late C20. Each
crosswing has at the front three windows. The attic and ground floor window
openings are original. The doorways have been resited. Inside: There are
three C17 fireplaces. One to the centre room has a four centred chamfered
arch to an inglenook. Another similar but smaller fireplace surround is in a
room in the west wing. Another ground floor in the same wing has an
inglenook with stop chamfered lintel. There is some framing exposed in the
partition walls, some of which has been inserted. The roof is of side purlin
construction.

R.C.H.M. Record Card (1949)

Listing NGR: TL3746846457

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26616150

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