Description

SK 78 NE BOLE CHURCH STREET
(north side)
Bole Manor House and
2/2 attached outbuilding (Formerly
listed as farmhouse E. of Church
1.2.67 of St Martin)
G.V. II

Manor house. c.1675 and C19. Brick, partly rendered, with steep
pitched C20 pantile roof. Brick plinth, rendered, moulded first
floor and eaves bands, patterned headers, dentillated eaves. 2
large shaped gables with kneelers. Paired off-centre ridge stack
and 2 paired gable stacks, that to south external and corbelled.
All stacks but one set diagonally, and with moulded bands. 2
storeys, 4 bays. To north, lower 2 storey service wing, C17,
brick with pantile roof. To north again, C17 outbulding, raised
C19. Brick with pantile roof, 2 storeys, 3 bays. At rear, C19
wing, brick with pantile roof. Main east front has off-centre
C19 rustic gabled porch with plain tile roof, containing recessed
half-glazed C19 door with overlight. To left, 2 C19 mullioned
and transomed casements; to right, a small casement and another
mullioned and transomed casement. Above, 4 similar casements all
with rendered lintels. Service wing, to right, has C19 recessed
half-glazed door in chamfered reveal, with rendered lintel,
flanked by single casements. Ahove, 2 different mullioned and
transomed casements. Outbuilding to north has moulded first
floor band and central blocked window with chamfered and rebated
reveal. Flanked to left by door with rubbed brick head, and to
right by stable door with timber lintel. Above, to left, remains
of moulded brick pediment. Rear elevation has off-centre
recessed door with rubbed brick head. To its left, single
glazing bar sash with rubbed brick head and to left again, brick
pilaster. To right, brick pilaster on plinth, and to right
again, single glazing bar sash with rubbed brick head. Beyond,
single round headed niche. Above, remains of first floor band
and 3 moulded pediments. Above again, 2 smaller glazing bar
sashes, 2 blocked openings and 3 diaper work diamonds. Rendered
south gable has to left a mullioned and transomed casement with
rendered lintel. Interior has C19 straight stair with stick
balusters and wreathed handrail. Lounge and drawing room have
C19 moulded cornices and friezes.

Listing NGR: SK7939287128

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26651379

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