Cottage, Manor Farm Cottage and Maxted's Cottage

SP 14 SE 5/54

EBRINGTON HIDCOTE BARTRIM No 7 (Manor Farm Cottage) No 7a (Maxted's Cottage) and No 6 Cottage

(formerly listed as two cottages 60 yards northwest of Manor Farmhouse)

15.8.60

II Semi-detached house and former stable now cottage. No 7 (left) then 7a with former stable, now cottage attached right (No 6). Stable converted to cottage C20 under patronage of Lawrence Johnston. No 7 and 7a late C17/early C18. No 6, C18.

No 7 and 7a ashlar with artificial stone roof and flat coping at gable ends. Two sets of twin diagonal ashlar stacks set one third of the way along ridge.

No 6: coursed limestone rubble, with weatherboarding around dormer windows. Thatched roof. Two brick stacks.

No 7 and 7a, two storeys and attic lit by stone-mullioned garret windows and single C20 dormer from roof. No 6: single storey, with two dormers under thatched hoods with three-light C20 windows with glazing bars to attic. No 7 with partially glazed, C20 plank door in four-centred arched surround in moulded surround. No 7a, three-windowed. All windows to first floor three-light, flat chamfered stone-mullioned windows with stopped hoods. Four-light stone-mullioned windows with king mullions flank central, partially glazed C20 door with flat moulded hood supported on corbels. Small C20 four-pane casement and plank door to store under thatched roof right. Central, C20 partially glazed door inserted in former double doorway. National Trust property

Listing NGR: SP1756642763