Langstone Manor

Heritage listing

Details SX 48 SE BRENTOR 7/30 Langstone Manor - (formerly listed as Langstone House) 21.3.67 GV II Manor house, now in use as farmhouse. Late C16 origins, substantially rebuilt extended 1907. Dressed stone, some masonry brought to course, granite and freestone dressings. Roof of small slates with sprocketted eaves, gabled at ends, 1 wing with half-hipped end. 6 brick stacks, square in section, with round-headed recesses and moulded brick cornices. Some decorative slate-hanging in gables. The west front of the house is E-plan, in the Elizabethan style and seems to preserve some original work in situ, although the extent of the rebuilding is difficult to determine. The rear is less archaeological, and consists of 4 irregular picturesque projections, 3 gabled and 1 half-hipped. The masonry of 1 rear projection is probably C16 or C17. 2 storeys. Symmetrical front with front projecting wings at left and right. Central 2 storey porch with string course and gabled sprocketted eaves to roof. Granite doorway has segmental arch with keystone, arch carried on capitals supported on moulded piers. Doorway has square-headed hoodmould and label stops, and may be n reconstruction. First floor of porch has a 3-light mullioned window with leaded panes under a hoodmould with label stops. Ogee-headed chamfered 1-light window in porch gable. Ground floor windows to left and right of porch each a 4-light granite mullioned window with king mullion, hoodmould and label stops, leaded panes. Similar smaller 4-light windows to first floor, without king mullions. The north and south front wings have similar 3 and 2-light mullioned windows, 2 with hoodmoulds raised above the lintels were probably reconstructed in 1907. The north wing has a 1907 Tudor arched doorway under a hoodmould on the south si

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.