Description

TL 21 SW AYOT ST PETER Ayot Place

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C15 hall house, altered and cross wing added early C17. Interior alterations early-mid C19. Building restored and extended W in early C20 and c1930 to form Tudor style mansion. Red brick, exposed timber frame, plaster and nogging. Old tile and machine tile roof. U-plan. 2 storeys and gabled attics. Wood and brick mullioned and transomed leaded windows. Entrance front has 2 central gables, close studded left hand side with external chimney stack, this the restored side elevation of the C17 cross wing. E elevation to garden has old brickwork and a square window bay on right hand gable end. S courtyard elevation with curved pediment to stone door surround, obelisk and carved heads. 2 1st floor oriels. Interior of cross wing with 2 very good Jacobean stone fireplaces on ground and 1st floor N wall. Exposed heavy tie beams to hall, one with large braces and remnants of spandrel tracery. (RCHM Typescript).

Listing NGR: TL2114014923

External Links

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