Trehaverock House

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SW 97 NE ST ENDELLION ST ENDELLION 4/147 Trehaverock House - II House, possibly originally associated with the collegiate church of St Endellion (qv) and was built as a prebendary house. Circa late C16 or early C17. Stone rubble. Rag slate roof with raised eaves and gable ends. Asbestos slate roof with gable ends to lower range on right-hand end. Large projecting stone rubble rear lateral hall stack with rendered brick shaft and stone rubble and brick stack on right-hand gable end of single-storey range on right. 2 room and through passage plan with smaller possibly parlour on left and larger hall kitchen on right, both originally heated by projecting rear lateral chimney stacks. The parlour stack is now truncated and incorporated into the small 1-room lean-to extension to the rear. The single storey 1-room range on the right may have been part of this building although probably had a separate entrance and was thus independant. A thick wall divides this range from the hall to the left although the lower courses of masonry on the front wall appears to be of one build; the front wall beyond the entrance of this range is of equal thickness to the main range although there is evidence of partial rebuilding. The range on the right has been further extended by a garage with slate roof with half-hipped end. 2 storeys symmetrical 3-window front to left-hand range. Ground floor with brick segmental arched opening on left and slate covered lintel on right, both with C20 cross windows with glazing bars. Central C20 plank door with circa late C19 gabled stone rubble porch. First floor with 3 possibly late C19 2-light casements with glazing bars, inserted after the eaves of the roof were raised. Rear hall window with unmoulded 3-light timber mullion window with central opening casement and stanchion bars. 5 pigeon holes above window. Interior Through passage blocked by inserted stair. Moulded beam (wave, fillet and roll-moulded) on right-hand side of passage with blocked mortice holes, probably for screen. The beam has been slightly truncated. C19/C20 ceiling beams to room on left with C19 chimney-piece with Delft tiles. Larger hall kitchen on right with unmoulded ceiling beams and rough unchamfered lintel to fireplace. Several C18 2-panel doors on first floor. Roof timbers replaced in circa late C19, probably when eaves were raised. Roof timbers to lower range on right inaccessible. House particularly unaltered on front and rear elevations.

Listing NGR: SW9978078684

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