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Heritage statement and planning application supporting document describing the architectural, historical, and evidential significance of Demesne Hall, its associated structures, and proposed construction works, emphasizing preservation of historical and architectural features.
Year of Construction: 1848
Location: Wolsingham, County Durham, United Kingdom
Heritage Listing: Grade II
Building ID: 408556
Original Use: Rectory for St Mary and St Stephen’s Church
Subsequent Use: Residential care home, private dwelling
Architectural Features: Hammer-dressed sandstone ashlar, Welsh slate roof, L-plan, bay windows, cornices at eaves
Associated Structures: Servant’s wing, servant’s house, coach house
Planning Permissions: Change of use to dwelling (2002), domestic alterations (2004), coach house conversion (2001)
Proposed Works: Single storey extension to northern elevation of annex, internal alterations including removal of load-bearing wall, reinstatement of cornices
Historical Associations: Connection to St Mary and St Stephen’s Church
Landscape Context: Landscaped grounds with substantial boundary stone walls, proximity to coach house and church
Significance Type: Architectural, historical, evidential, group value
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Shepherds Cottage Heritage Statement and Proposed Interior and Chimney Alterations, Rectory Lane, Breamore, Hampshire
Property name: Shepherds Cottage
Location: Rectory Lane, Breamore, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 2EH
Country: United Kingdom
Property type: Thatched timber-framed cottage
Heritage status: Grade II listed building
Site size: Approximately one third of an acre
Construction type: Oak timber frame with brick base and single brick walls
Original layout: Two mirror-image cottages
Later modification: Conversion into a single dwelling, likely during the 1960s
Author: Property owner
Ownership since: 9 December 1983
Associated estate: Breamore Estate
Related nearby properties: Dodington House; Dodington Cottage; Breamore House
Craft specialist referenced: Bob Armstrong (thatcher); Ian Shelley (thatcher)
Main architectural features: Thatched roof; inglenook fireplaces; timber frame structure
Proposed alterations: Fireplace surface changes, replacement of quarry tile hearth with stone, lime plastering of fireplace interior, removal of capping bricks, increase of chimney height using brick and clay pots
Planning context: Works requiring listed building and planning consent
Geographical context: Village of Breamore, Hampshire
Topics: Demesne Wolsingham Rectory