Long Sutton Manor

Heritage listing

Details SU 74 NW LONG SUTTON THE STREET (North Side) 11/34 Long Sutton Manor - - II* C16, Cl7, C19. Large house of several periods; 2 storeys and attic. A long north-south early timber-framed structure of the earliest date, has at its south end (on the west side) a long narrower and lower timber-framed wing, mainly of the 2nd period; at the south east corner a T-shaped Victorian block (of a slightly larger scale) has been attached, and in the angles of the junction are porches front and back. Red tile gabled roofing throughout, one south gable and the upper part of two others on the south and east being tile-hung with scalloped courses. Massive shafted stack above the oldest part, a lesser one on the wing and a Victorian stack are prominent features. On the north side the old walling has exposed timber- framing, bricknogged but there are sections of close studding filled with flint. Elsewhere there is red brickwork, the west wing in Flemish bond with 1st floor band and plinth, the Victorian section in English bond with higher 1st floor band and a plinth. Leaded casements are used in the older parts, some being old (one old cill is supported on a curved bracket): the latest parts have sashes and some small casements and include a ground- floor bay (to the south) and a 2-storeyed bay (to the east). The main entrance is a flat roofed porch with part brick walling and an open timber- framework to the front, containing a frame of plain balusters on arch bracing. The rear has an open porch with a pitched roof canopy on a corner post, with a doorway to the old part having an architrave and a ½-glazed door. Listing NGR: SU7391647347 Legacy The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system. Legacy System number: 136820 Legacy System: LBS

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.