A house built in the early seventeenth century. The two-storey building has walls of coursed rubble and a tiled roof; the tiles are modern. Some original timber windows and interior features survive.
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'(5) House (71491538), 200 yds. N. of the church, is two-storied with walls of coursed rubble and roofs covered with modern tiles; it was built early in the 17th century. The W. front retains a stone window of four square-headed lights with chamfered and ovolo-moulded mullions. An original first-floor window on the E. side has moulded timber mullions. The ground plan comprises a range of four rooms with an L-shaped through-passage, probably original. Open fireplaces with moulded bressummers are set in the N. wall, and between the two middle rooms. The rooms and passage are divided by moulded plank-and-muntin partitions which appear to be still in situ. Five ceiling beams with ogee mouldings are exposed.' (1)
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<1> SDO136
Monograph: Royal Commission on Historic Monuments. 1970. An Inventory of Historical Monuments in the County of Dorset, Volume III (Central) Part 2. 2. 268.
Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 2 053 005
Royal Commission Inventory Reference: Stourton Caundle 5
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Dec 19 2012 5:00PM
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