Chapel At Saltram House is a Grade II listed building in the Plymouth local planning authority area, England. First listed on 29 March 1960. Chapel. 1 related planning application.

Chapel At Saltram House

WRENN ID: plain-plinth-foxglove
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Plymouth
Country: England
Date first listed: 29 March 1960
Type: Chapel
Source: Historic England listing

Description

PLYMOUTH

SX55NW MERAFIELD ROAD 740-1/6/541 (West side (off)) 29/03/60 Plympton, Saltram Park Chapel at Saltram House

GV II

Barn, later converted to chapel. Possibly late medieval and converted 1743 on rainwater head, the conversion attributed to Stockman who designed the Orangery (qv) and possibly the garden house. Local rubble, mostly rendered; dry slate hipped roof behind embattled parapet. Gothic style. Rectangular plan. Single storey; symmetrical 5-bay buttressed front with pointed-arched openings. Gothic style windows with Y tracery. Central doorway with panelled doors and fanlight in wall above. Similar windows at rear. INTERIOR: not inspected but said to be very simple. (Country Life: 14/09/67).

Listing NGR: SX5198755662

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