Buckland Manor

Heritage listing

Details BUCKLAND BUCKLAND VILLAGE SP 03 NE 2/7 Buckland Manor Hotel (formerly listed as The Manor) 4.7.60 and wall to churchyard GV II* Former manor house, now hotel. C17, circa 1880, 1910-13 for C.T. Scott by A.N. Prentice. Squared, coursed stone; south end stone nearer to rock face with ashlar quoins; stone slate roof. Large, rambling building, about 7 rooms wide, consisting of 4 parallel blocks with linking sections, 2 and 2 1/2 storeys. Main front: on left 2 gabled wings with slightly later flush infill between: C19 extension to right end. Beyond projecting C20 porch; 2 further gabled ends, second slightly set back; projecting gable wing at right end. Windows all with plain chamfered stone mullions, leaded lights, probably early C20 iron opening lights and decorative catches. All gables have parapets with cross-gablet saddles. Left section, up to porch: first gable alternate thick and thin courses below eaves; infill more even thick courses, thin courses to right gable. Windows with tall, unbonded jambs, with hoodmoulds. Plinth: in centre of infill section boarded door with chamfered arris and flat stone lintel. Either side 2-light window with linked hoodmould, vertical joint in stonework, 3-light window to left, 2-light to right, both offset towards centre. To right wall extended in C19, further 2-light window, with bonded jambs. First floor 2-light windows, hoodmoulds to 2 in infill linked. Gables over, on left with stump of chimney, 2-light window in centre to infill, panelled chimney on ridge right: continuous ridge linking gables behind, with gable on right end. To right projecting, single-storey porch (post 1923), boarded door up one stone step, 3-centred arch over with moulded surround and hoodmould; moulded parapet. Above, set back, 3-light window without ho

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.