East Winton Winton House

SX 86 SW LITTLEHEMPSTON

5/52 VintonHouse and East Winton -

• II

House, formerly the Rectory, divided into two houses. Built in 1842 in Tudor style for Rev F H Hele. Stuccoed, with angle-quoins. Slate roof with gabled ends and widely overhanging eaves. Two storeys. South-east front three bays. Centre advanced and gabled. Smaller gables over first floor windows right and left. Left-hand blind. Mullion and transom windows in chamfered openings with stuccoed quoins, ground floor have hood moulds. Central wide moulded four- centred arch doorway with label to porch, moulded four-centred arch doorcase and panelled door with intersecting tracery and pointed arch niches left and right inside the porch. Oriel above. South-west garden front: 1:3:1 bays. Left and right projecting gables with small four-centred arch attic windows and canted ground floor bay. Centre recess has French windows and balcony with open timber gable at centre with ornate pierced bargeboards and pendant. Many large symmetridally arranged rendered chimney stacks with octagonal flues with moulded caps. Interior intact and contains original gothic style joinery and staircase and Tudor arch chimneypieces etc. Reference: architect's drawings, dated 1841, but not signed, at Winton House.

Listing NGR: SX8085563354