Description

SOUTH CERNEY CHURCH LANE
SU 0497-0597
(north side)
14/235 Manor House
4.6.52
GV II
Large detached house. Main section of 176?, inscribed on plaque
on right hand return, added to wing probably of early c18, with mid
C19 additions in rear angle. Coursed and dressed stone with
alternating chamfered quoins, stone slate roof with coved wood
eaves cornice, stone end stacks with offset and moulded cornice.
'L'-shape range. Main range of 3 storeys and attic with 5
windows, plate glass sashes with plain stone raised architraves and
keystones set against flush lintels and quoins. Central stone
doorcase with 2 attached Doric columns on bases, entablature and
pediment, inner moulded arch with keystone and imposts and double
plain half-glazed doors with flush lower panel. Rear wing has 2-
light stone mullion casements with square hoodmould. Main entrance
in C19 rear angle addition with flat stone hood and flanking 2-
light stone mullions. C20 conservatory to left on front replaces
C19 one. Interior has some original fireplaces and shell niche
cupboards in ground floor room, and twisted baluster stair.

Listing NGR: SU0496597343

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26382452

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