South Range, Outbuildings, Hewke House

Dated 1806 on stair window keystone. 2-storey, 3-bay house,

lower 2-storey, 4-bay long rear wing. Rubble-built with

ashlar dressings and painted margins. S elevation: distyle in

antis Roman Doric porch; recessed panelled door with

sidelights and decorative fanlight; outer ground floor window

cills lowered probably late 19th century; 1st floor window

lintels touch eaves course. Sash windows throughout with

12-pane glazing (lowered windows 15-pane) pattern, corniced

end stacks; piended slate roof. 2-bay flanks. Rear wing

extended 2 bays in second half of 19th century.

OUTBUILDINGS: 2 panelled single storey ranges, the larger,

nearest S, piended, with key-stoned dovecot in W flank;

stable and gig house in gabled smaller range.