Somerton Castle And Outbuilding To North-West is a Grade I listed building in the North Kesteven local planning authority area, England. First listed on 23 August 1967. A C14 Castle, farmhouse. 16 related planning applications.

Somerton Castle And Outbuilding To North-West

WRENN ID
empty-steel-pigeon
Grade
I
Local Planning Authority
North Kesteven
Country
England
Date first listed
23 August 1967
Type
Castle, farmhouse
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SK 95 NE 7/2 23.8.67

BOOTHBY GRAFFOE CASTLE LANE Somerton Castle and outbuilding to north west

GI Remains of Medieval Castle converted into a farmhouse. Early C14,late C16 and C19.Coursed rubble,ashlar and brick. Plain tile and pantile roofs.Licence to crenellate granted to Antony Bele.Bishop of Durham 1281,castle probably complete by 1305.Single tower survives with L-shaped late C16 wing added,more minor additions in C19.South east tower of four storeys with conical tiled roof,blocked arrow slits survive,and single C14 window.Three storey late C16 wing to east,roughly three bays with irregularly placed casement windows under wooden lintels.C19 panelled door.Two casement dormers.Single gabled bay to east,coped gable with finial,with three flush sash window,probably early C18 under C16 moulded hoods.Early C19,two storey brick painted extension to the north,and a smaller two storey,and then single storey range to the north east,coursed rubble with a pantile roof.King John I of France was imprisoned here,1359-1360.

Listing NGR: SK9543158760

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