Description

PITMINSTER CP
ST11NE
LOWTON
9/116 Range of outbuildings to north of
Lowton Manor and walls enclosing
garden, returned to south-east
corner of house
GV II
Range of outbuildings including coach house, tack room and large carriageway entrance
with garden wall returned to house. C18, altered C19, extended at rear C20. Chert stone
rubble, hipped slate roof, brick stack to right of coach house. Plan: long range of
buildings forming north side of courtyard on entrance front of Lowton Manor (qv) and
continued forming north wall of garden on east front of house with wall returned to
south-east corner. Single storey, 4 bays left of carriageway entrance, unlit to right,
segmental headed coach house entrance, stable door to right, 2 semi-circular headed
windows beyond, impressive 4-bay carriageway entrance with shouldered posts, nesting
boxes under eaves, entrances to lofts on returns, right hand range unlit on garden front.
Random rubble chert wall enclosing garden.
Forms a good group with Lowton Manor.

Listing NGR: ST1994118429

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26628298

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