Collacombe Manor

Heritage listing

Details LAMERTON SX 47 NW 2/17 Collacombe Manor - (formerly listed as Collacombe 14.6.52 Barton) GV I Manor house. Built in 4 main phases, first rectangular block, probably with separate chapel to north east of unknown pre-Reformation date, early C16 chapel attached to main range, alterations of later C16 dated 1574 on hall fireplace, including porch architrave, plasterwork, gateway to forecourt (qv) and hall chamber fireplace, C17 rear block probably used as brewhouse, with successive later alterations. Granite rubble with granite dressings, hipped slate roofs, ridge stacks, in brick with bell between stack shafts over lower end to kitchen, rear lateral hall stack and gable stack to left. Originally 3 room and through passage plan of first phase, separate chapel probably attached to main building in C16, with late C16 alterations to hall. C17 separate brewhouse, connected to main house probably C19 by service range to rear, which also enclosed rear passage door. Passage remains in situ, with hall and inner room, and parlour formed in ground floor of former chapel, lower end has 2 rooms. Overall L- plan formed by front chapel wing. 2 storeys, a symmetrical 5-window range; 2 windows to lower end right, 2-storey porch to right of centre, hall window to left of centre and one window at higher end left. Chapel wing projects at extreme left end. Service end to right has two 4-light granite mullioned windows at ground and first floor with 2-centred arched heads to lights set in recessed hollow-chamfered surrounds with C20 leaded lights, some replaced mullions. Central 2-storey porch has similar arched door opening, roll- moulded with Doric columns, pediment and shield of arms in tympanum, lion mask corbel supporting oriel above with 3 similar inner opening with C20 door with

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.