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Latitude: 51.2018 / 51°12'6"N
Longitude: -4.0629 / 4°3'46"W
OS Eastings: 255973
OS Northings: 146751
OS Grid: SS559467
Mapcode National: GBR KQ.4JKD
Mapcode Global: VH4MC.J2G1
Plus Code: 9C3Q6W2P+PR
Entry Name: Old Court
Listing Date: 9 April 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1106832
English Heritage Legacy ID: 97018
ID on this website: 101106832
Location: Berrynarbor, North Devon, EX34
County: Devon
District: North Devon
Civil Parish: Berrynarbor
Built-Up Area: Berrynarbor
Traditional County: Devon
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon
Church of England Parish: Berrynarbor St Peter
Church of England Diocese: Exeter
Tagged with: Building
BERRYNARBOR BIRDSWELL LANE
SS 54 NE
Berrynarbor
1/43 Old Court
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- II
House. Probably late C18 or early C19, remodelled and extended in circa mid C19 and
extended again in late C20. Roughcast stone or cob. Scantle slate roof with gabled
ends, bitumen coated at the back and asbestos slates over the C20 extension.
Rendered axial stacks with brick shafts with octagonal yellow clay pots.
Plan: probably originally a 2-room plan cottage facing south with a central
entrance and heated from gable end stacks. The outshut at tne back is probably a
slightly later addition. In the mid C19 the house was extended at the right (east)
end by the addition of a 1-room plan block lengthening the original cottage front to
create a south garden front with Gothick fenestration and a cross-wing on the right
end of 2-room plan with a central entrance on the new east front. The outshut in the
angle at the back is also probably mid C19. In the late C20 a 1-room plan addition
was built at the west (left) end of the original cottage further extending the garden
front.
Exterior: 2-storeys. South garden front is a long asymmetrical 7-windows range,
the right-hand window in the projecting gable end of the cross-wing which has shaped
barge boards; the left-hand bay is the C20 addition. C19 2-light casements with
Tudor-headed lights and glazing bars. Ground floor has garden double doors with
similar Tudor-headed lights and glazing bars. First floor window to left of centre
(centre of original cottage) is blind. The right-hand windows in the projecting
gabled wing are a C19 sash on the first floor with margin panes and a garden door on
the ground floor with glazing bars. The right-hand return of the cross-wing is the
entrance front and has a symmetrical 3-window range of similar C19 sashes with margin
panes and a C20 conservatory around the central doorway which has a glazed and
panelled door with a rectangular overlight.
At the left-hand end of the garden front the C20 extension has matching Gothick
fenestration.
Outshuts at the back. The outshut behind the original cottage has a central gabled
half-dormer with a C19 round-headed sash with radiating glazing bars and a small
lateral stack to its right with slate weathering to the set-offs and a brick shaft.
Interior: not inspected but may retain its C19 joinery.
Listing NGR: SS5597346751
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