Description

1. 5410 HANNINGTON HANNINGTON WICK Manor Farmhouse (formerly listed as Manor) SU 19 NE 2/226 26.1.55

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2. Apparently mid-to-late C17 but possibly later (see porch). Symmetrical front. Two and a half storeys. Two gabled bays. Rubble with ashlar quoins and weathered coping with ball-finials and moulded footstones to gables. Stone tile roofs with central chimneys of 3 diagonal shafts (modern brick). Plinth, chamfered lintel strings to ground and first floors. Three light ovolo mullion windows with relieving arches. Two light attic windows with drips and bullseyes over. Central projecting ashlar gabled tower porch of 2 storeys, appears circa 1720. Segmental pediment to eared doorway; label over, apparently returning that of main building. Modern Tudor-style door. Two storey angled bay on return to south of 1-3-1 lights with lintel strings returned. Lower gabled extension to left with blocked attic, a further chimney with diagonal shafts, rear door to left of chimney axis with granary over. Interior: interesting Jacobean-type staircase with slat ballusters and on landing an unusual double stair arrangement.

Listing NGR: SU1722395283

External Links

• Wikidata Q17549118

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