Building record 1106100000 - RADCLIVE GRANGE

Grade II. House. C17, much altered and renovated. Long rubble stone range with rear wing to south and later rear additions. Tiled roof. 3 rectangular brick stacks to main ridge, side stack to left with square shaft set diagonally, similar group of 3 diagonal shafts to rear wing, 2 octagonal shafts to south side, all C19. C19 half-timber dormers and semi-dormers with pebbledash infil. C19 wooden louvre to left-hand section. 2 storeys with 2 dormers and one semi-dormer to left, and 2 semi-dormers to central section. Irregular modern casements with canted oriel to upper right-hand side. Some windows to right leaded. RCHM II p.250 MON.3 (B1).

The Grange, or Radclive Grange is a two-storeyed building, partly of stone rubble and brick, and partly timber-framed with brick infilling. The roofs are tiled. The plan is L-shaped with wings projecting to the NE and SW. It was probably built late in the C16th, possibly of central chimney type. The SW wing was added in the C17th and the house was further altered and enlarged in the C18th and C19th. Condition - Very Good, much altered (B2).

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