Description

SU 11 NE BREAMORE CHARFORD

6/18 North Charford
Manor House
30.9.64
II*

Large house. The building is a mixture of several phases; an east-west
structure of C16 has a north wing of the C17, westward extension of the
C18 (providing the main front), and an eastward large replacement
extension of 1891 (following a fire), itself altered in the early C20.
Brick walls of English bond, plinth, cambered arches and relieving arches,
diaper patterns in a south end stack, stone banding and admixture in a
north end massive stack; main (west) elevation of stucco. Tile roof.
Symmetrical front with tall centre of three storeys and attic, and wings
of one storey: the gable has a semi-circular section above a parapet and
encloses a circular window, from the side walls of the middle section a
parapet drops at each side by a curve to meet the wing parapets, there is
a Venetian window above a 1st floor three-light sash, and three-light
sashes to each wing: a classical porch of four bays has been filled with
glazing. The half-spandrels at 1st floor level are marked by large
circular patterns, with fluted segments. The main two-storeyed building
behind the unusual facade is of vernacular form, with irregular features.
The east wing (late C19) is two storeys and attic, of William and Mary
style. Interior: there are three closely-spaced doorways between the old
block and the north wing, two having Tudor form: the north wing has the
remains of a timber frame, within the (later) walls.

Listing NGR: SU1706719482

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17535096

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