Moiety Manor

Description

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

SEEND SPOUT LANE ST 96 SE 4/342 Moiety Manor

II

Farmhouse, C16, timber-frame and painted brick with Bridgwater tile roofs, ridge stack and east end stack to main range. Two storeys.

North front has flush crosswing gable to right and rubble stone plinth. Crosswing has one curved angle brace, first floor casement pair and painted brick ground floor with C20 window. Main range is 3-window with one pair of opposed angle braces, casement pairs above, C20 leaded windows each side of C20 French window below.

Rubble stone addition to left with two C20 cross windows and pantiled roof. Crosswing has lean-to on west side and L-plan single storey range of former stalls beyond, mostly infilled, the part adjoining the house converted. Rear has various windows, one ovolo-moulded C17 stone mullion window to first floor right and ground floor door to right of stack in raised moulded ashlar surround with hood on brackets.

Interior: Rubble stone east end addition has C16 Tudor-arched fireplace said to have been moved from adjoining room. Heavy chamfered beams. Some windbracing in roof.

(Wiltshire Buildings Record).

Listing NGR: ST9515261762

Content

This is part of the Series: IOE01/0302 IOE Records taken by John Burgoyne; within the Collection: IOE01 Images Of England

Rights

© Mr John Burgoyne. Source: Historic England Archive

This photograph was taken for the Images of England project