Lillibrooke Manor

Heritage listing

Details BRAY OCKWELLS ROAD SU 87 NE (south side, off) 9/12 11.O4.72 Lillibrooke Manor G.V. II Hall house, now large house. C14, mostly re-built late C16; extended C19 and mid C20. Part timber framed encased in brick; part brick, part English bond and part flemish bond. Old tile gabled roofs. Originally rectangular plan of 3 framed bays with probable crosswing; now U-plan with mid C20 extension on north-east gable. 2 storeys, cellar and attics. 4 chimneys. C20 diamond-leaded casement windows. Entrance (west) front: 4 bays with 3 gables. Mostly old brick with some timber frame exposed in middle gable. Gable on left is irregular with 5 small single- light windows. Right hand gable projects forward and has one 2-light window on first floor and projecting gable chimney to right of this with the bottom stage weathered. Second bay: one 2- light window on first floor, 3-light window below. Middle gable to right of this with a 3-light window and a 2-light window on first floor; plank entrance door under gabled porch. This gable appears to have been jettied originally; part of a moulded jetty beam remains. Garden (east) front: 5 bays, end bays gabled. Chamfered brick plinth, brick string course on left gable and centre section. One bay gable on left slightly projecting; 3-light windows with mullions and transoms on each floor, left of centre. C20 garden door on right with segmental head and a plaque with a shield. Right bay projecting forward with a 3-light window on first floor and 2-light window on ground floor. Tall chimney on left hand return. Centre section: some timber frame exposed in slightly recessed section on right of first floor. Three, 2-light windows on first floor; two 2-light windows and one 3-light widow on ground floor. Interior: C17 panelling and C17 brick fire

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.