Description

STOKE DRY
SP 89 NE
4/141
Stoke Dry Manor.
GV II

House. Circa 1800 L-plan building with late C19 extension in rear angle and C20
extension to far end; ashlar front, remainder rubble, original part with
Collyweston slate roof, extension with Welsh slates. Front range has flanking
ashlar chimneys with cyma recta cornices, left chimney with additional brick
flue. 2 storeys, cellar and attic. 3 bay front with raised sill and lintel
bands. 3-pane sash windows in raised stone surrounds, those to ground floor with
keyblocks; cellar window to left; 2 hipped dormers with paired wooden casements.
Right side has irregular C19 sashes and 4-panelled door with rectangular fanlight
Fanlight has criss-cross glazing bars. Left side has 2 arched sashes to gable
end of original house, and late C19 bay with canted bay window, first floor
sashes, and half-glazed door with fanlight. Single-storey extension beyond.
Interior: ground floor room at N end of front wing has segmental-headed recesses
flanking fireplace.

Listing NGR: SP8551796776

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26530243

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