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SK 94 SW 5/21 BARKSTON WEST STREET The Old Manor House II House, now divided into two properties; originally a C14 house remodelled in C17 and with extensive alterations of 1863. Coursed limestone and iron- stone rubble, banded on right hand side, ashlar quoins and dressings, C20 concrete tiled roof with raised stone coped gables and 2 moulded gable and off centre ridge stacks. Two storeys with attics; irregular six bay front. Left hand C19 door with date stone over on a shield shaped plaque with hood mould inscribed 'IAH 1863', flanked by single three light casements with relieving arches over. A further C19 door to right with a small C19 fixed light beyond. All ground floor openings have deep ashlar lintels First floor has a single two light and one three light casements. To the extreme right it a small square blocked C17 window. In the roof are two C19 gabled dormers with two light casements. Inside is a possibly repositioned C14 deep niche with a cusped trefoil head which may have been a piscina; the back wall in which it is set has a prominent batter on the inner face. This is the site of a monastic grange. Listing NGR: SK9298141546

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