TRUELOVES

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This information is taken from the statutory List as it was in 2001 and may not be up to date.

INGATESTONE AND FRYERNING TQ69NW TRUELOVES LANE, Ingatestone 723-1/6/556 Trueloves 04/05/94 GV I I House. 1859, By William White. Polychrome brickwork, mainly red brick, with stripes and decoration of black and gault brick. Slate roof with fishscale pattern bands, brick chimney:'stacks and cusped bargeboards. Gothic style. Now of U-plan form with alterations/extensions to NE and numerous single-storey service blocks to rear. Front has central projecting gable with hipped oriel (rebuilt) and is jettied on long brackets. Pointed arched porch under, with massive marble short columns with moulded capitals and bases. Principal block of 2 tall storeys with attics; irregular fenestration. 3 casement dormers with 'French' style open gables. First floor of main range has, to the W, 4 pointed arched windows on first floor, over a single light and 2 linked pointed arched windows. To the E there are 3 similar pointed arched windows over a later crenellated square bay window. The unaltered W elevation has 2 gables and paired and pointed arched windows to first and attic storeys, a gabled porch and larger casements under segmental arched heads. Typical White buttress near rear of flank. To the rear of this range is a single storey block with pointed arched door/window in rear, all linked to yard wall with gate piers with 4 hay gables. Rear range, part single and part one storey with attic, having 3 gabled dormers with pointed arched windows. The SE elevation of main range altered with large bay windows. INTERIOR altered but many White features survive including butler's pantry. Trueloves, stable block (qv) and dairy/game larder (qv) form a group. (The Ecclesiologist: 1859-).



Listing NGR: TQ6343398987

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This is part of the Series: IOE01/0432 IOE Records taken by Colleen Cole; within the Collection: IOE01 Images Of England

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© Mrs Colleen Cole. Source: Historic England Archive

This photograph was taken for the Images of England project