Shalcombe Manor

Heritage listing

Details CALBOURNE SZ38NE SHALCOMBE 1354-0/5/143 Shalcombe Manor GV II* Formerly known as: Shalcombe Manor SHALCOMBE SHALFLEET. Large house on site of monastic grange, later a mill now house. Roughly L shaped building, the west wing C16 or earlier, altered in late C17 and heightened in late C18. South west wing a late C17 parlour wing and north west wing an addition of the C18 with late C18 or early C19 granary to north east, both probably dating from the building's conversion to a mill. Built of stone rubble with ashlar dressings but west elevation has some C19 brickwork to upper part of the wall. Tiled roof with end brick chimneystacks to south west and north west wings. West wing has 4 windows. 2 gabled dormers and 1st floor has 3 late C17 mullioned windows, the left side are mullioned and transomed and right side C20 mullioned window. Ground floor has left side C20 window in C18 architrave, central C17 mullioned window with hood moulding and right side C20 window. Off central cambered doorcase with hood moulding. 3 cross-shaped iron ties to attic. South east gable end has a tablet dated 1683 with the initials G.S. I with fleurs de lys to the corners. Attached to the north east end of this wing is a late C18 or early C19 2 storey granary with a flight of stone steps to 1st floor loading door. C20 mullioned windows to this elevation. The late C17 south west wing has 2 modern gabled dormers, 2 late C17 mullioned windows to 1st floor, 1 3-light, 1 4-light and ground floor has 1 late C17 3-light mullioned window with hood moulding to left and right side. C20 mullioned and transomed window in C18 surround. Cambered stone door surround. Blocked small opening to 1st floor. End quoins. North east wing, which is a parallel range to the south west wing is C18. Red brick dressin

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.