Nottage Court is a Grade II* listed building in the Bridgend local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 1 May 1951. Cottage. 1 related planning application.

Nottage Court

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Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
Bridgend
Country
Wales
Date first listed
1 May 1951
Type
Cottage
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Built of stone completely rendered with ashlar dressings, Welsh slate roof, some stone ridge tiles, double pyramidal gable and ridge finials, ridge chimneys to rear. Plan of a roughly E shaped main block and rear wing, thus originally T-shaped but with an additional range added to rear C19. Main frontage of 5 bays with three projecting 3 storey bays with gabled roofs with moulded coping, deepest to left incorporating entrance with Tudor-arched doorway with moulded jambs, square headed hoodmould with plain returned ends, blank shields in spandrels, vertically panelled door with studs. Attic windows have square headed hood moulds to paired lights, first and ground floor a continuous hoodmould to respectively triple and quadruple lights, all now with plain glass though formerly with leaded quarries; sunk chamfered jambs and mullions, no sills. Between the bays similar 2-light windows. E gable end has similar windows, 3 lights to ground floor and 2 to first and attic floors; similar 2-light windows to first and second storeys of W gable end, the former stair wing; other similar windows elsewhere but some may be restored or re-set. E frontage of rear wing is lower, 4 bays, all 3 storeys with some 2-light windows similar to front with sills, others enlarged, three half dormers. Conservatory attached front left. Kitchen wing rear left. Rear inner courtyard bounded by a coach house with cambered headed coach entrance left, Tudor-arched doorway right, pitching door in half dormer above; outer rear courtyard with further buildings, altered.

Entrance from porch left leads into hall, parlour to right; on first floor great chamber over parlour and another divided over hall. Internally windows have sunk chamfers; chamfered 4 centred doorways with square cut stops; 4 centred arched fireplaces with double hollow chamfers and thistle stops, those on hall and room above with hoodmoulds and those in parlour and great chamber with mantelshelves on stone scroll brackets; beams deeply chamfered and stopped, moulded wallplates and timber panels to bayed ceilings. Rear wing refurbished to accommodate C19 staircase.

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