Description

SP 70 NE DINTON-WITH-FORD AND MEADLE
UPTON
7/142 Waldridge Manor

25.10.51

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II*

House. Late C16, enlarged and remodelled early C17, modern south-
east wing dated 1925. Timber framed with brick infill, herring bone
set to principal north-west front. South west elevations and
south-east C17 wing brick with stone framed windows. 1925 wing brick.
Old tile roofs. Original house 2 bays, remodelled and given projecting
right hand and rear wing to produce letter - T plan house. 2 storeys,
the wing with attic. North west front has entrance in lean-to at left
which incorporates C18 brickwork, but is mostly c1925. Ground floor
windows modern leaded casements, the crosswing bay as a shallow oriel,
the left as a tile roofed bay, both of 5 lights. First floor windows
both ovolo mullioned and transomed 5-lights shallow oriels on brackets
with stylized foliage carving. Crosswing one gabled with strapwork carved
centre post. 3-light attic casement. Massive central stack with small
panels to main sides moulded cornice and six diagonally set flues with
moulded off-set caps. South west elevation has in gable end of main
range 3-light moulded mullioned and transomed leaded casements in
stone with moulded cornices, 2 to ground and first floor. In gable
2-light mullioned window, also ovolo moulded stone frame. South
east wing has mullioned and transomed stone framed window of same
design. Inner side of windows have hallow chamfer mouldings. 1925
wing has casement windows and C17 style stack with 4 diagonally set
flues and to south east gable a single diagonal flue. 1925 date in this
gable on shield. Rear elevation has modern infill bay, brick and tile
hung. Interior. Much exposed framing. Straight braces to roof purlins and
to tie beams. Staircase has C17 newels on first floor with finials, some
C17 lattice work below handrail. On 2nd floor chamfered and stopped doorframe
into C17 addition. Some chamfered spine beams with stops and batten doors.
Inglenook to left hand ground floor room with chamfered firelintel.
Oak panelling of C17 in first floor room.
RCHM I.126. MON.7.
The residence of Sir Richard Ingoldsby, one of the Regicides who
signed the death warrant of King Charles I.

Listing NGR: SP7817507273

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17535439

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