White Hart Hotel is a Grade II* listed building in the West Oxfordshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 23 April 1952. Hotel. 11 related planning applications.

White Hart Hotel

WRENN ID
sacred-fireplace-swallow
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
West Oxfordshire
Country
England
Date first listed
23 April 1952
Type
Hotel
Source
Historic England listing

Description

CHIPPING NORTON HIGH STREET SP 3027-3127 3/21 White Hart Hotel 23.4.52 GV II* C16 timber frame structure, refronted in 1725 as dated on rainwater heads, ground floor remodelled and the whole refaced in the C20. Ashlar in local Baroque style with a gabled slate roof and 3 stone stacks. Three storeys, 6 bays, the centre 2 bays recessed. Moulded cornice. Rusticated quoins to top floor sill level, moulded and eared architraves with projecting keystones, brackets below and aprons above top floor windows. Sash windows throughout without glazing bars. A 3-light window replaces the central carriage arch and the inner window opening to the left-hand bay has been lengthened for a doorway. Fine painted hotel sign between the 2 central first floor windows. Inside, despite extensive remodelling, C16 features survive. The NW room on the first floor has a complete oak panelled scheme with fluted frieze and some carved ornamental panels. This room also has a wide stone fireplace with obtuse angled head, hollow spandrels and stop moulded jambs. There are 2 similar fireplaces on the ground floor. To the rear a stone tiled, rubble stone range with jettied upper storey now stuccoed, masking timber framing. The White Hart is an impressive interpretation by local masons of a Baroque style derived from Gibbs' Ditchley Park.

Listing NGR: SP3138827138

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