Haydon House is a Grade II listed building in the Somerset local planning authority area, England. First listed on 14 June 1978. House. 2 related planning applications.

Haydon House

WRENN ID
night-tin-meadow
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Somerset
Country
England
Date first listed
14 June 1978
Type
House
Source
Historic England listing

Description

ST22SE 5/117 14.6.78

STOKE ST MARY CP HAYDON Haydon House

GV II

House. Late C17, early C19 enlarged or partly rebuilt, with entrance resited on south front, altered mid-late C20. Rendered and roughcast with painted brick exposed on east front, 3 gables north front, coped verges, parallel range behind with central gables east and west fronts, coped verges, asbestos slates, shallow pitch hipped slate roof on south front, moulded cornice, brick stacks. Original plan not clear, double pile with original stair centre north front, 2-cell and cross passage with stair in south front addition. Entrance front (north): 2 storeys, 3 gables, irregular fenestration, left 2 gable bays containing 2 cruciform windows each floor, ground floor windows and stair window set at mezzanine level right all with segmental heads, end gable right refenestrated, small window gable end, C20 windows each floor, recessed segmental headed doorway to left. Left return (east front), best evidence of original building though the south-east corner has been altered and raking buttress built; central gable with small window set below flat string band, first floor appears to have 6 rectangular brick recessed panels, not symmetrical, resting on flat string with keystones to 3 semi-circular arches below, set off centre and partly rebuilt with inserted C19 3-light casement, blocked doorway centre left, entrance end bay right. Rear elevation (south front): 2 storeys, 3 bays: 16-pane sash windows, central double door and fanlight fronted by 8-bay verandah, hipped bitumen covered slate roof and wooden piers. Interior: much altered but late C17 stair with turned balusters and moulded handrail remains, early C19 stick stair with cut string in addition and very interesting built in dresser with 3 tall barley-sugar twist columns and Ionic capitals of c1700. A rare survival of built-in furniture from this period. The relationship of the house to the outbuilding to east (qv) is not yet clear and it is believed that a similar range existed on the west front of the house, of which nothing now remains.

Listing NGR: ST2552723585

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