Ebbingford Manor

Heritage listing

Details SS 20 NW & SS 2006-2106 BUDE-STRATTON VICARAGE ROAD, BUDE 5/222 & 11/222 Ebbingford Manor 5.3.52 - II* Manor House, now house. Late C16, remodelled in 1758, C19 addition and alterations. Main range ashlar masonry, stone rubble wings, granite dressings, slate roof scantle slate to south wing, north and south wings hipped at east ends. Massive chamfered axial stack Massive projecting moulded stack at east end of north wing, other chimneys local brick. East-facing main range with wings to north and south forming H plan. Main range single depth with entry into stair hall probably former through passage. Heated room to left of passage may have been late C16 hall, with parlour to right of passage and kitchen, wing projecting from front at north. South wing may be an addition. A second passage known as "the slype" runs to the rear of what may have been the former hall and was converted into a small chapel in the early C20. 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 1 + 6 window front. Entrance into stair hall through moulded granite arched doorway. Further entrance into slype through moulded granite arched doorway. Ground floor window in south wing C20 2-light transomed casement. Ground floor window left of main range C20 window lighting slype chapel under granite lintel. Ground floor window to right of slype door 3-light hollow-chamfered granite mullioned window under hoodmould. Ground floor window to right of front door square ovolo-moulded granite opening. 3 ground floor windows on front at right 12-pane hornless sashes with wide glazing bars. The right hand window is late C20 replacing a former doorway, the other two sashes probably date from 1758 (datestone). First floor window in wing is a 12 pane sash. First floor window left in main range is a 1- light C20 casement with moulded g

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.