The Manor House is a Grade II listed building in the Somerset local planning authority area, England. First listed on 4 February 1958. A Mid 17th Century Farmhouse, dwelling.
The Manor House
- WRENN ID
- tall-niche-stoat
- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- Somerset
- Country
- England
- Date first listed
- 4 February 1958
- Type
- Farmhouse, dwelling
- Period
- Mid 17th Century
- Source
- Historic England listing
Description
ST31SW COMBE ST NICHOLAS CP WADEFORD
6/80 The Manor House
4.2.58
GV II
Farmhouse, now dwelling. Mid C17, restored late 1940s and 1985. Squared and coursed chert and limestone facade, quoins, roughcast at rear, hipped thatched roof, gable fronted end bay right with coped verges, roughcast stack to left of entrance and centre of right return. 'L'-plan facing roughly east: evolution unclear without internal inspection, 2-cell and through passage with stair turret opening out of through passage, addition north-west. Two storeys plus attic, 2:1 bays, all ovolo-moulded stone mullioned windows, gable end bay right blocked 3-light window under hood- mould, painted to simulate glazing bars, similar 4-light below under relieving arch and hoodmould, to left small window below eaves above entrance, similar 3-light window left with end of beam projecting beyond, ground floor left 4-light window, ribbed C17-style door, 5-light to right under relieving arch, single light in stone surround with hoodmould end right. Right return 1:2 bays, first floor 3-light window, two leaded iron 3-light casements to right, ground floor C20 windows and plank door. On rear elevation of this wing projects the gable of the stair turret with 2-light leaded iron casement. Interior not seen, said to have been much altered, through passage partition right removed, large stack set against rear wall (west), with the small single light window in corner of east (front wall) lighting unknown subdivision, chamfered beam with step and runout stops, hall stack depressed 4-centred arch lintel with small chamfer, chamfered beans with step and runout stops; first floor small depressed 4-centre arch fireplace, 2 jointed cruck trusses stand over hall to south of through passage, which are said not to be smoke blackened. Opinions differ as to whether this was an open hall house or not. Possibly a C16 house refronted and refenestrated mid C17, but extensive alterations in the C20 have removed many dateable features. There is no evidence that this was a manor house. (VAG Report, unpublished SRO, 1982; SSAVAG Report, unpublished SRO, n.d.).
Listing NGR: ST3089310686
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