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Apperley Court

A Grade II Listed Building in Deerhurst, Gloucestershire

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.9473 / 51°56'50"N

Longitude: -2.211 / 2°12'39"W

OS Eastings: 385593

OS Northings: 227665

OS Grid: SO855276

Mapcode National: GBR 1K1.ZRS

Mapcode Global: VH93Z.MBH1

Plus Code: 9C3VWQWQ+WH

Entry Name: Apperley Court

Listing Date: 7 December 1987

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1341670

English Heritage Legacy ID: 126568

ID on this website: 101341670

Location: Lower Apperley, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, GL19

County: Gloucestershire

District: Tewkesbury

Civil Parish: Deerhurst

Traditional County: Gloucestershire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Gloucestershire

Church of England Parish: Deerhurst St Mary

Church of England Diocese: Gloucester

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Description


DEERHURST -
SO 82 NE
3/27 Apperley Court
II
Country house. C18; 1817-'18 by J. Collingwood for Mrs
Strickland, later extensions after 1845 for Strickland family.
Smooth render lined as ashlar to front and part left return;
roughcast to part rear, English-bond brickwork, front roof slated,
rear tiled. Seven-window front, 2½ storeys, with ground-floor
verandah; various rear wings, part 2 floor, part 3, producing
irregular plan. Front elevation to garden: end bays slightly set
back. Central, single-storey portico, 4 Ionic pilasters, infilled
glazed screen with marginal lights; double French doors centre;
moulded cornice, flat roof. Each side a verandah full length
front, up 2 stone steps, 4-bay open front, cast iron columns,
decorative ironwork to eaves, half-bay each side of centre infilled
with wooden glazed screen with marginal lights: hipped roof at
ends. Behind, each side 24-pane sash, 2 pairs French doors up one
stone step. Above seven 16-pane sashes, louvred shutters, plain
string course and parapet. Seven gabled dormers, each 2-light
casement; main roof hipped, chimneys on ridge, one bay in from
each end and to right of centre bay. Canted bay on right return.
Left return, plinth, wide sash window, half-glazed door, in recess
up 2 stone steps, rectangular light over; 3 large sashes, with
panelled shutters internally. Above; blind window, sash with
ornamental blind box over, 3 sashes with louvred shutters. String
course, parapet and dormer on right as front. Hipped roof, chimney
on ridge to left of door. To left, lower brick wing.
Interior: main stair hall stone paved, stairs elliptical, fretwork
ends to treads, moulded handrail sweeps down as newel at bottom,
ending in lion's foot. Six-panel doors, dummy fielding, reeded
surrounds with corner paterae. Two semi-circular niches with
shaped shelves to stair walls; modillion cornice, laylight over.
Room behind portico, marginal lights to doors to portico, anthemion
instead of circular patera in doorcases, dado rail. Room to left
of portico reeded marble fireplace surround with corner patera,
dado rail. Moulded plaster cornices to front rooms. At rear of
right end on ground floor 2 W.C's and washbasin room, panelled
wooden casing and cupboards, dado tiling. Blue patterned W.C.
pans and washbasins with brass taps. Three-bay, 2-storey farmhouse
before 1817; left end bay added to 1817-18 house after 1845, right
bay and dormers later; 1898 proposed billiard room not built.
(Three pictures at Apperley Court; D. Verey, Gloucestershire, the
Vale and the Forest of Dean, 1970; H. Colvin, A Biographical
Dictionary of British Architects, 1978)


Listing NGR: SO8559327665

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