Description

TL 5646 LINTON GREEN LANE
(West Side)

16/103 No. 14 (The Manor
22.11.67 House) (formerly listed as
Old Manor House)
GV II

House. Mid to late C18. Red brick main facade, exposed timber-frame to
rear. Plain tiled roofs with shallow corbelled parapet gables, end stacks
and ridge stack. Two storeys, with two projecting rear wings. Central
doorway with plain wooden pilasters and entablature with dentil enrichment to
pediment, panelled reveals and six-panelled door with patterned rectangular
fanlight. Four near flush-framed twelve-paned hung sash windows with gauged
brick arches include one blind window. Interior: First and second floor
east rooms with C18 chimney pieces, cupboards, and raised and fielded
panelling; C18 panelled doors and floor tiles. C19 staircase. Three open
fireplaces. The house belonged to a tanner Edmund Taylor (d.1804) who
purchased the property in 1769, the site was associated with tanning before
1600.

Palmer, M W The Antiquities of Linton 1913
V.C.H. Vol. VI, pp82, 97
Stevens, R L Linton P.C. Pub., p22 1983 and unpublished records
R.C.H.M. Report 1951

Listing NGR: TL5642246691

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26596214

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