The Hall

1612/21/108 26-JUL-02

SHUDY CAMPS SHUDY CAMPS PARK THE HALL (Formerly listed as: SHUDY CAMPS PARK SHUDY CAMPS PARK SHUDY CAMPS PARK)

GV II

TL 6244 21/108 1.3.83

SHUDY CAMPS SHUDY CAMPS PARK Shudy Camps Park

II

Country house. 1696, 1702, late C18, C19 additions and interior remodelling. Red brick, painted and part plastered; the joints being tuck pointed and coloured black. Rebuilt or added parapet to tiled roof with end parapets on kneelers. Original chimney stacks with modern pots. Late C17 main block extended 1702, flanked by late C18 wings. Later extensions of C18 and C19 at the rear include a domestic block. Two storeys and attic. Five C19 gable dormers. Symmetrical facade of C19 paired twelve pane hung sashes in raised surrounds of cement. Above the centre window and reset in the string course at the bottom of the parapet is a carved stone with the arms of Marmaduke Dayrell. Central doorway with early C19 stone porch. Clustered riny shafted columns at the corners and half round arches to the lights. Late C18 flanking arcaded wings to north and south. That on the north is in three bays with semicircular headed arches to windows with iron glazing bars and pivot lights, C19. That on the south has blind arcading and raised front wall. Gabled east elevation with mid C19 labels to the windows. On the south front the entrance to the domestic wing has flanking pilasters and pediment. Interior: Remodelling in C19. Gothic arches lead to loggia at the north end. Similar arches form a screen in the hall. Early C19 stick baluster staircase. Butt purlin roof to main range and two rear wings. Built for Sir Marmaduke Dayrell.

Dr W M Palmer: William Cole of Milton Burkes Landed Gentry R.C.H.M. Record Card (1949) Pevsner: Buildings of England, p456 V.C.H. Cambs., Vol. VI, p51 Burkes and Savilles: Guide to Country Houses, p25 C.R.O.: c.1750 Estate Map

Listing NGR: TL6234444740