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ENTRY_NUMBER | NAME | ALTERNATIVE_NAMES | CONSTRUCTION_TYPE | ADDRESS | [NAME] | PARISH | GRID_SQUARE | EASTING | NORTHING | BUILDING_TYPE | ARCHITECTURAL_DESCRIPTION | BUILDING_PERIOD | STATUTORY_PROTECTION | MAIN_CONSTRUCTION_MATERIAL | ROOF_MATERIAL | ROCK_TYPE | BUILDING_STONE_USED | VILLAGE_CHARACTER | SOURCE_OF_STONE_DEFINITE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_STONE_POSSIBLE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_INFO | SOURCE_OF_STONE_COMMENTS | NOTES | IMAGE_OR_PHOTO_INFO | SURVEY_DATE | MPA | FORMER_COUNTY | retrieval_date | English Heritage Atlas Area
15001 | Ashwell | Assewell | Village | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ashwell | Ashwell | SK | 486567 | 313741 |  | Small village core with predominantly stone buildings, mixed types of Upper Lincolnshire, Northampton Stone and [NAME].  Mostly Collyweston Slate Roofing but some have [NAME] tiles.  Decorative banding of different stone types on the walls, with Ashlar pillars.  The Old Hall is undergoing extensive renovation with major repairs to the boundary walls which are prominent in the village, these are dry stone banded decorative with "Cock and Hen" topping in recently quarried, [NAME]. The church underwent a major refurbishment in 1851 by [NAME] who also designed estate workers cottages and almshouses in the village.  [NAME] also named as Exewell, Exwell (11thC) Assewell, Ayswell, [NAME] (13th C) Aswelle,  Ashewell . | 12th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Marlstone , Northampton Stone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork. [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  |  | 01-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15002 | St. Mary Church |  | Building | Church Close,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Ashwell | Ashwell | SK | 486567 | 313741 | Place of Worship | Church mainly 14th C. The nave and north aisle are 12thC, chancel 13thC.   Major restoration in 1851 . [NAME] and Buttressing and alternate coursing in the walls with Limestone (possibly [NAME], very shelly Limestone) and Marlstone to give decorative effect.   Stone dressings throughout in Limestone.  Tower with battlements.  Lead and Slate roof.  Rubblestone mixed stone boundary wall and Ashlar coping and arch in [NAME].   Gravestones primarily Limestone. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Slate |  |  |  | [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | Possbly some Barnack Stone within the building. | 15002 St Mary Church, Ashwell | 01-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15003 | Ashwell Cottage |  | Building | 6 Church Close,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Ashwell | Ashwell | SK | 486597 | 313668 | Dwelling house | Cottage of ironstone rubblestone, wide mortar joints.  [NAME] roof, part thatch, part [NAME] tile.  Brick chimney stack at end gable and external 1.5 storey chimney to thatch wing. [NAME] has eyebrow dormers with wooden casement windows.  A 1.5 storey circa 1700 with a 2 storey 19th C addition with painted brick frontage. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone |  |  | 46717, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | 19thC addition roof has Rosemary ceramic tiles | 15003 Ashwell Cottage, [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15004 | Middle Farm |  | Building | 7 Cottesmore Road,Ashwell,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ashwell | Ashwell | SK | 486683 | 313692 | Farm | Farmhouse of mixed Upper Lincolnshire Limestone and Marlstone, irregular coursework wide mortar joints.  Stressed ashlar quoins, irregular sizes and weathering. Thatched roof hipped on right end.  Brick chimney stacks central and left (with ashlar stone base).  Early 18th C, 2 storey, 20th C wing to rear.  Casement wooden windows and lintels with ashlar quoins. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46717, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15004, Middle Farm, 7 Cottesmore Close, [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15005 | Home Farm |  | Building | 3 Water Lane,Ashwell,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ashwell | Ashwell | SK | 486714 | 313534 | Dwelling house | House, formerly Farmhouse of regular coursed Marlstone with wide mortar joints.  Stressed limestone ashlar quoin and mullion windows.  Parapet gabled slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and kneeler finial.  The 3 chimneys have stone base with brick stacks. L shaped, 2.5 storey and 1.5 storey (possibly previous store).    Mullion windows(some chamfered) with leaded lights on the former and irregular size wooden windows on latter. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , Northampton Stone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46717, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15005, Home Farm, Water Lane, Ashwell | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15006 | [NAME] |  | Building | Cottesmore Road ,Ashwell,OAKHAM | Ashwell | Ashwell | SK | 486556 | 313849 | Dwelling house | House, Marlstone and [NAME] of regular courses with wide mortar joints.  Ashlar quoins.   [NAME] slate gabled roof. 6 Limestone Ashlar panelled stacks on a base chimneys.        Mixed styles of windows, some stone mullion others wooden bays and sash with stone sills.  2 storey.    Extensive renovations to ancillary buildings and boundary walls in 2010.  Renewal of stone in boundary walls uses [NAME]. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , [NAME] , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  | 12736, | 46717, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | [NAME] quarried at SK 493589 316355, Hoby Lane, Stetton, operated by [NAME] (www.Goldholme.Com).  This is not registered on BGS spreadsheet. NO,  THIS IS SITE 12736 | 15006, [NAME] Cottesmore Road, Ashwell | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15007 | [NAME] | Ashton | Village | ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 485942 | 300964 |  | Small village of mostly Northampton Stone rubblestone buildings with irregular courses and [NAME]  and [NAME].   Mixture of architecture style with a few dwellings having stone frontage with brick rear.  Most are late 17th early 18th Century coinciding with the renovation of the Hall. in early 19th C.  The Church with a rectory dates to the 13th C. Village names also include Adelstanestone, Atheston (13th C) Astonestone (13th-14th C) [NAME] (13th-18th C) Aiston (17th C) Ashton (17th-18thC.) | 13th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 9673, | Fieldwork. [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson |  |  |  | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15008 | [NAME] the Virgin Church |  | Building | Main Street ,Ayston,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 485942 | 300964 | Place of Worship | Parish Church, Northampton Stone with  limestone perpendicular windows/decorative finish (such as sundial on porch), [NAME] and lead roof.  13th C Nave arcades, 14th C Tower with battlements , 15th C Chancel.  Regular coursing, ashlar blocks, thin close mortar beds.   Weathering (lichen) has caused the mistaken identity of the main building stone to be limestone. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74341,74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  Wood L, 2010, Advise on [NAME], [letter], (personal communication 16/11/10) |  |  | 15008, [NAME] the Virgin Church, [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15009 |  |  | Building | 1 Main Street ,Ayston,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 485988 | 300938 | Dwelling house | Cottage, Northampton Stone rubblestone frontage with [NAME], irregular coursing, mortar joints are lime rear of dwelling is brick. Collyweston stone roof with coping at gable .  Two ashlar limestone panelled chimney stacks on a base. 2 storey.   Windows have limestone sills and dressed Northampton Stone lintels.  Attached possibly barn to left, has limestone  window surround with wooden sash. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Marlstone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74341,74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15009, 1 Main Street, [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15010 |  |  | Building | 4 Main Street ,Ayston,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 486068 | 300940 | Dwelling house | Cottage, Northampton Stone rubblestone irregular coursing with 19th C brick porch, large block ashlar quoins.   Patterned flush [NAME] , two eyebrow dormers.  Three ashlar limestone panelled chimney stacks on a base.  1.5 storey with single storey extension with slate roof .  One lower bay stone mullion window, other windows have limestone sills and lintels. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74341,74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15010, 4 Main Street, [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15011 |  | Home Farmhouse | Building | 12 Main Street ,Ayston,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 486065 | 301025 | Dwelling house | House, Northampton Stone rubblestone, irregular coursing , thick lime mortar, limestone ashlar quoins.    [NAME] gable roof with 2 brick chimney stacks on each gable end, ceramic ridge tiles.  Casement windows with limestone sill and [NAME] on ground floor.  2 storey.    Low ironstone front garden wall with limestone capping. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74341,74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15011, 12 Main Street, [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15012 | [NAME] |  | Building | Main Street ,Ayston,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 485935 | 301060 | Dwelling house | Hall, ashlar block limestone frontage with the rubblestone regular coursing to side and rear in Northampton Stone with  lime mortar the latter having stressed limestone quoins.  Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  Multiple flue limestone ashlar  panelled chimney stacks on a base.  2 storey to entrance with porch, 3 storey to rear wing.   Six windows to the side are now blocked with Northampton Stone, remainder have dressed lintels.     Ground floor mullion limestone windows to front.  Entrance has portico with two [NAME] columns and two half columns and three stone steps.   Rubblestone Northampton Stone boundary wall capped with stone flags.  Ornate gate piers in Ashlar with rounded capping.  New ancillary stone buildings in 1990's | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74341,74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15012, [NAME], [NAME] | 09-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15013 |  | Barleythorpe with Oakham | Other | ,Barleythorpe,OAKHAM | Barleythorpe | Barleythorpe | SK | 484759 | 309773 |  | Small hamlet with no church. Originally part of a large 13th C estate held by the monks at Westminster abbey.   Northampton Stone and Marlstone dwellings with a Hall, Manor House and estate houses,.  The hamlet has a large scale horse stud and many of the buildings are stables or converted agricultural buildings.   Made a civil Parish in 1894, prior to this part of [NAME].  Seven Grade II Listed Buildings in the village. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone |  |  | 9667, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15014 |  |  | Other | ,Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 490303 | 309164 |  | Two main limestone buildings with ashlar quoins, one was a private hall built in 1890 by E J May, now a holiday centre/spa, the other a Grange which is now a hotel and restaurant, on the edge of Rutland Water.  This area is part of Exton Parish. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15015 |  |  | Other | ,Barrow,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Barrow | Cottesmore | SK | 489076 | 315159 |  | Small Hamlet with no church. There are two farms in limestone with ashlar quoins and stone chimney stacks.  Some limestone buildings in the village are converted agricultural buildings and there are two cottages with thatch roofs one of which is listed (18thC).  There are also the remains of a village cross of the medieval period which is Grade II listed and a schedule ancient monument. | 17th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15016 | Barrowden | [NAME] | Village | ,Barrowden,UPPINGHAM | Barrowden | Barrowden | SP | 494483 | 299903 |  | Village, once part of the Burghley Estate,  of predominantly silver grey limestone stone buildings with thatch or Collyweston Slate stone roofs, only a few 20th Century brick buildings.   Upper Lincolnshire Limestone used prior to 19th Century.  Modern stone buildings use [NAME] and [NAME].  There is a narrow band of Northampton Stone to the south of the village and a few cottages utilise this in their fabric.  The village was substantial in 1349 with its own market and a major Tannery from 1600's to late 1800's provided employment and housing.  In the 20th C, the village was mainly agricultural industry with farm workers cottages.   Newly built 21st C houses are substantial stone dwellings. Village names also include Berchedon (11thC); Bergeduna, Bergendona, [NAME] (12thC); Berewedone, Berwedon, [NAME] (13thC.); Beroughden, Bergdon, Berughdon (14thC); Barowdon, Barowghdon (15thC.) | 11th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46823,46824,46830,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835,6517, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Bancroft-Turner & Frearson, 2010, The Chestnuts, Barrowden, unpublished.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton |  | [NAME] used in some 21st Century buildings |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15017 | St Peter Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Barrowden,UPPINGHAM | Barrowden | Barrowden | SP | 494483 | 299903 | Place of Worship | [NAME] with 14th C tower and Spire, 13th C nave arcades.  Massive restoration mid 19th C.  Tower and Chancel  large ashlar block limestone, other areas rubblestone.  [NAME] is lead with Collyweston Stone Slate Roof on the Porch.  Stone mouldings on the spire and windows are all stone moulding (tracery, perpendicular, frieze). | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46823,46824,46830,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15017, St Peter Church, Barrowden | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15018 | Pond Cottage |  | Building | 1 Church Lane ,Barrowden,UPPINGHAM | Barrowden | Barrowden | SK | 494629 | 300010 | Dwelling house | House with hooded date stone 1825, conjoined single storey structure in Lincolnshire Limestone rubblestone with quoins, thin mortar.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapet and terracotta ridge tiles on single storey .  Two ashlar panelled chimney stacks on base at end gables of main house. 2 storey with single story extension.  Windows have stone painted sills, single storey has various blocked openings but 20th C windows in wood. | 1825 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46823,46824,46830,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15018, Pond Cottage, [NAME], Barrowden | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15019 | The Chestnuts |  | Building | 7 Main Street ,Barrowden,UPPINGHAM | Barrowden | Barrowden | SK | 495004 | 300041 | Dwelling house | Late 18th C House, dressed limestone regular coursing,  with ashlar quoins and ashlar band above first floor to the front.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with plain close verge and eaves.  Two ashlar panelled chimney stacks on base at gable end and to rear avoiding the ridge.  Double pile plan, double fronted with modern porch and  a conjoined single storey modern stone built annex.  Oblong windows with squared stone lintels and side quoins.  Small window on south elevation, single light with semi-circular point. Formerly part of the Tannery. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Ketton Stone |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.     Bancroft-Turner & Frearson, 2010, The Chestnuts, Barrowden, unpublished. |  |  | 15019, The Chestnuts, Main Street, Barrowden | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15020 | Welland View |  | Building | 2a [NAME] ,Barrowden,UPPINGHAM | Barrowden | Barrowden | SK | 494706 | 300109 | Dwelling house | House early 21st C copy of 17th C cottage, [NAME] dressed Stone with regular coursing, ashlar quoins.   [NAME] with ornamental block ridge.,  Two ashlar panelled chimney stacks at gable ends.   2 storey.   Wooden windows, lintels and sills.  Rear elevation is wooden with slate roof 2 storey.  Built by [NAME] and [NAME]. | 21st | Conservation area. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. Building Project 2 [internet] available at www.brownandjones.co.uk [accessed 16/11/2010].  The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15020, Welland View, [NAME], Barrowden | 18-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15021 | Durant Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],UPPINGHAM | Barrowden | Barrowden | SK | 494553 | 300072 | Dwelling house | Late 16th C house, coursed rubblestone, ashlar quoins, weathered Lincolnshire limestone.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapet.  3 double flue ashlar panelled chimney stacks on a base, 2 at end gable, 1 on central ridge.  2 storey with various sizes of stone mullion windows.  Conjoined barn has a prominent striped effect of stonework.  Ashlar 3 centred  door arch, door is recessed. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46823,46824,46830,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15021, Durant Farmhouse, [NAME], Barrowden | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15022 |  |  | Other | ,Belmesthorpe,[NAME],OAKHAM | Belmesthorpe | Ryhall | TF | 504276 | 310229 |  | Small hamlet to the east of Rhyall consisting of farmhouses and cottages, authority records for this hamlet are included in the [NAME] listing.  From 12th C listed with Rhyall.  Upper (pale( and lower(yellow/sandy) lincolnshire limestone. | 17th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46747, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson |  |  |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15023 | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME] | Village | ,[NAME]-in-Rutland,UPPINGHAM | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME]-in-Rutland | SK | 481622 | 301349 |  | Early 13th C village, renamed in 1982 to [NAME]-in-Rutland from [NAME].  Majority destroyed by fire in 1776, some limestone in buildings has a pink hue, from the fire.  Northampton Stone buildings many with  limestone dressing, Collyweston Stone Slate and slate roofs.  Limestone war memorial.   High status 16th & 17th C Farmhouses and Old Hall.  Georgian houses in central core with a small Victorian School (now a private pre-school).  On the outskirts is a Tudor Northampton stone hunting lodge in private grounds. Village name also includes [NAME] (12thC) and [NAME]. | 13th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  | Stone possibly came from Northamptonshire, the village is on the border. |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15024 | St Peter Church |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME]-in-Rutland,UPPINGHAM | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME]-in-Rutland | SK | 481622 | 301349 | Place of Worship | Church, early 13th C, damaged by fire in 14thC,.  Northampton Stone rubblestone irregular coursing.  The tower has battlements in large ashlar block limestone with regular coursing which has decorative banding.  [NAME] is lead and Collyweston Stone Slate.   Ashlar limestone is used in quoins and buttresses .  The porch is block ashlar limestone.  Decorative sculpture such as gargoyles is in limestone. The stone  windows are a mix of ogee, trefoil, cinquefoil, perpendicular.  Extensively restored in 1898. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.   [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  | Stone possibly came from Northamptonshire, the village is on the border. | 15024, St Peter Church, [NAME]-in-Rutland | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15025 | Water End Barn |  | Building | Chapel Street ,[NAME]-in-Rutland,UPPINGHAM | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME]-in-Rutland | SK | 481726 | 301481 | Dwelling house | House, date stone 1758, Northampton Stone of various colours, coursed rubblestone, wide lime mortar.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof, with parapet.  1 brick chimney stack at gable end.  2 storey with conjoined single storey garage.  Modern renovation and cleaning of stone.  Date stone is limestone in the apex (GTA 1758).  Wooden casement windows and lintels.  Small side window is chamfered limestone.  Majority of quoins are weathered ashlar Northampton Stone, a few repairs made in limestone ashlar. | 1758 | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | Stone possibly came from Northamptonshire, the village is on the border. | 15025, Water End Barn, Chapel Street, [NAME]-in-Rutland | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15026 | Godfrey's House |  | Building | 23 Church Street ,[NAME]-in-Rutland,UPPINGHAM | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME]-in-Rutland | SK | 481598 | 301231 | Dwelling house | House, mid 17thC.  Northampton Stone, coursed rubble with Uppingham Stone quoins, large mortar joint to repair crack on right and side of front.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapets at gables and two dormer windows above the eaves line.    Central ridge double flue panelled chimney stack on a base in ashlar limestone block.  Rear single flue chimney.  2 unit plan with central doorway, 2.5 storey.   Uppingham Ashlar Stone mullion windows with hood.  Central oval bulls eye window in stone frame with hoodmould.   Central doorway has a chamfered stone architrave with stone slab step.  Plaque on front commemorating renaming of village. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Uppingham Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | Stone possibly came from Northamptonshire, the village is on the border. | 15026, [NAME], 23 Church Street, [NAME]-in-Rutland | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15027 | Old School House |  | Building | 2 Chapel Street ,[NAME]-in-Rutland,UPPINGHAM | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME]-in-Rutland | SK | 481690 | 301379 | Dwelling house | House possibly formerly two dwellings, mid 18th C, Northampton Stone, coursed rubblestone with ashlar quoins.   Gabled slate roof with parapet.   2 brick chimney stacks on limestone base at gable end and central ridge.  2 storey with integral garage.  Windows have limestone keystone lintel and stone sills, some windows have wooden lintels.  There is a central ashlar quoin band suggesting two separate builds.  Doorway has a keystone limestone lintel. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | Stone possibly came from Northamptonshire, the village is on the border. | 15027, Old School House, 2 Chapel Street, [NAME]-in-Rutland | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15028 |  |  | Building | 7 Church Street ,[NAME]-in-Rutland,UPPINGHAM | [NAME]-in-Rutland | [NAME]-in-Rutland | SK | 481645 | 301323 | Dwelling house | House, possibly formerly two dwellings associated with Black Horse Inn.  Mid 17thC, Northampton Stone, coursed rubblestone. Wide mortar with Northampton Stone quoins and Limestone ashlar quoins repairs.  Base of front wall may have limestone rubblestone up to 1m in height.  Gabled slate roof.  Central brick chimney stack in ridge.  2 storey semi detached with conjoined garage.  Ground floor has 3 light stone mullion windows with hoodmould, central small window on 2nd floor is chamfered limestone. relatively modern.   Upper floor windows are wooden with stone sills and irregular quoins.  Central ashlar block limestone doorway with 3 point arch and hoodmould. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | Stone possibly came from Northamptonshire, the village is on the border. | 15028, 7 Church Street, [NAME]-in-Rutland | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15029 | Bisbrooke | Pysbroke | Village | ,Bisbrooke,UPPINGHAM | Bisbrooke | Bisbrooke | SP | 488724 | 299604 |  | Village, mentioned in Domesday, of predominantly stone buildings with a Manor and Hall.   The Hall is about 1.5km to  the North on the border of the Parish of [NAME].   Most buildings are  of Northampton stone with some of limestone. Some cottages have thatch roofs and many have slate.   The church was rebuilt in the 19thC replacing an earlier 14th C building.  Most of Bisbrooke was part of the Duke of Rutland's Belvoir estate which was auctioned off in 1918. [NAME] name also includes [NAME] (11th C) Butlesbrok, Bitlesbrok (13th C) Bissebrok, Bytlesbrok, Butlisbroke, Bisbrok (14th C) | 11th Century |  | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15030 | St. John the Baptist Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bisbrooke,UPPINGHAM | Bisbrooke | Bisbrooke | SP | 488724 | 299604 | Place of Worship | The church is of coursed Northampton Stone rubble, lined internally with dressed stone. Totally re-built in 1871 with no evidence of re-use of materials from an earlier building.  The chancel and nave have [NAME] roofs.  The tower is of four stages with pairs of buttresses at the angles and was designed to carry a spire.   The church recently underwent refurbishment for toilets and previous stone foundations were exposed. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Jones E, 2009, Bisbrooke Church Watching Brief, [telephone conversation] (personal communication July 2009) |  |  | 15030, St. John the Baptist Church, Bisbrooke | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15031 |  |  | Building | 8 Church Lane ,Bisbrooke,UPPINGHAM | Bisbrooke | Bisbrooke | SP | 488702 | 299632 | Dwelling house | Cottage, circa 18th C, of coursed limestone with some large Northampton Stone blocks at the rear. No quoins and evidence of the roof having been raised with a line of concrete along the front and side gables, possibly evidence of the cottage once being thatched.  Gabled slate roof with plain brick chimney stacks at each end.  Two storey.  Windows are all wooden casement with wood lintels and sills. Two levels of rear extensions. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Slate |  |  | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15031, 8 Church Lane, Bisbrooke | 16-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15032 | Laundry Cottage |  | Building | 7 Glaston Road ,Bisbrooke,UPPINGHAM | Bisbrooke | Bisbrooke | SP | 488688 | 299706 | Dwelling house | House of 15th-16th C origin of cruck construction, remodelled early 17th C on cross-passage plan.    Coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with some ashlar quoins, a few being limestone repairs.  The roof is thatched with ornamental block ridge, with two brick chimney stacks, one to the right gable and one to the right of centre.  Two storey semi-detached. Modern wooden replacement windows with wood lintels, two on the 2nd storey under the eyebrow thatch.  Two windows on the ground floor right hand side have stone lintels.  Large stone step (flags) on bricks to door entrance. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] |  |  | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15032, [NAME], 7 Glaston Road, Bisbrooke | 18-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15033 | Tea Cottage |  | Building | 2 [NAME] ,Bisbrooke,UPPINGHAM | Bisbrooke | Bisbrooke | SP | 488572 | 299677 | Dwelling house | House, Northampton Stone coursed rubblestone with gabled roof in slate.  2 brick chimneys, one on right hand gable the other at rear.  2 storey with extension to left in Northampton Stone and to the rear in brick.  Windows are all wooden casement with Northampton dressed stone lintels.   Some larger block quoins (not ashlar or stressed) to the front. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Slate |  |  | 74342,74343,9673, |  |  |  | 15033, Tea Cottage, 2 [NAME], Bisbrooke | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15034 | [NAME] |  | Building | Baulk Road ,Bisbrooke,UPPINGHAM | Bisbrooke | Bisbrooke | SP | 488493 | 299740 | Dwelling house | House,  Limestone regular coursed with Northampton Stone ashlar quoins.  Possibly originally two separate cottages now conjoined with modern front porch.   Left roof is steep gable with stone parapet with blind dormer.  Right roof is low pitch with narrow stone  parapet, both are slate.   Two chimneys are plain brick one is 2 flue at left hand gable, right hand gable is single.   2 storey with single story extension to the right.   Windows are modern wooden with large Northampton stone ashlar lintels on ground floor.   Ground floor has a large modern limestone with slate roof porch with stone steps to the front door. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Slate |  |  | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15034, [NAME], Baulk Road, Bisbrooke | 18-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15035 | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston | Village | ,Braunston in Rutland,OAKHAM | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston in Rutland | SK | 483256 | 306588 |  | Village, earlier dwellings grouped around rectangular ring centre with modern infill, predominantly Northampton Stone with thatch or stone roofs.  More modern dwellings are brick with tile roofs.   Although mentioned as a manor from 1204 the manor house itself was rebuilt in 1863.  Manor was part of the ancient forest of Leighfield with woodland known as Priors Coppice remaining(this main be a name indication of the Priory at Brooke which held land at Braunston).  In 1974 the name was changed to Braunston in Rutland to distinguish it from Braunston in Leicestershire.  Remaining dwellings are from late 16th early 17thC. [NAME] name also includes [NAME], [NAME] | 16th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. |  | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15036 | All Saints' Church |  | Building | ,Braunston in Rutland,OAKHAM | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston in Rutland | SK | 483256 | 306588 | Place of Worship | Church with tower and short lead covered spire, roughly coursed rubble Northampton Stone, greatly restored in late 19thC.  Original part of church built 12thC, tower rebuilt early 18thC.   Lead roof, 3 stage tower is in ashlar limestone blocks with some interspersing of Northampton Stone blocks.  Main Chancel and Aisles are Northampton Stone with limestone ashlar quoins and buttresses.   Stone perpendicular windows, some refurbished in 19th C, all windows have stone hoodmoulds.  Upper windows are Northampton Stone surround with tracework in Limestone.  Lower windows are limestone surround and tracework.  Sculptured crosses on roofs are 20thC.  [NAME] has grotesque stone figure known as the "Braunston Goddess" known as a "Shelagh" | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Braunston Goddess [internet] available at www.sheelanagig.org [accessed 23/11/10] |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15036, All Saints' Church, Braunston in Rutland | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15037 | Chapter Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Braunston in Rutland,OAKHAM | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston in Rutland | SK | 483251 | 306526 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse (derelict), also known previously as Hall Farmhouse and Church Farmhouse.  Coursed Northampton Stone Rubblestone with large ashlar stressed quoins, very weathered with lichen.  [NAME] slate roof with three coped gables.     2 double flue  stone chimney in limestone ashlar blocks on a Northampton Stone base with tiered moulding on base and simple moulding on ashlar.  2 storey with attic, facade of bays.   Northampton Stone mullion windows, each gable to the front has a bay with hipped roof below the main gable  eaves, they all have decorative moulded lintels.  [NAME] windows to the right hand side of the house.  Wooden door to the left with chamfered wooden lintel.  Earlier door to the right with four centred arch and hoodmould.  Stone farm buildings to the rear. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15037, Chapter Farm, [NAME], Braunston in Rutland | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15038 | Brooke House |  | Building | Church Street ,Braunston in Rutland,OAKHAM | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston in Rutland | SK | 483468 | 306805 | Dwelling house | House, part C17th, to the left is coursed Northampton Stone on a Limestone ashlar regular block base.  To the right is  white ashlar limestone integral building.   [NAME] is [NAME] slate with terracotta ridge tiles, with stone parapets to gable ends.   2 ashlar limestone chimney stacks with plain moulding, one at the right gable other projecting from central ridge.  2 storey L plan Windows are wooden casement, To the right above eaves with raking roof.  Lower windows have large stone windows one with a keystone.  To the front is a chamfered door surround but the doorway has been blocked with ashlar limestone blocks. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. English Heritage Listed Buildings [internet] available at lbonline.english-heritage.org.uk/BuildingDetailsForm.aspx?id=400019&search=y [accessed 23/11/2010] |  | britishlistedbuildings.co.uk has a cross referencing error. Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15038, Brooke House, Church Street, Braunston in Rutland | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15039 | Gainsborough Cottage |  | Building | Church Street ,Braunston in Rutland,OAKHAM | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston in Rutland | SK | 483442 | 306788 | Dwelling house | Cottage, Northampton Stone regular coursing with wide lime mortar joints, some ashlar block stressed quoins.   [NAME] is thatch with ornamental block ridge resting , thickly covered in moss, 2 brick chimney stacks one central  resting on ashlar stone base, other is small brick with boiler flue projecting from ridge. 1.5 storey with attic.   Two eyebrow windows to upper floor.  Various window styles, four limestone mullion one with hoodmould.     One small window with limestone surround larger than the window, 2 wood windows.  To the side is a modern wooden window with large plain stone lintel above.  Recessed front door with 3 point arch in wood,.  Modern stone lintel and repaired/renovated quoins.  Single storey extension with grey modern pantiles. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15039, Gainsborough Cottage, Church Street, Braunston in Rutland | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15040 |  |  | Building | Cedar Street ,Braunston in Rutland,OAKHAM | Braunston in Rutland | Braunston in Rutland | SK | 483284 | 306633 | Other/miscellaneous | Building in the grounds of the Blue Ball Public House used for storage, probably formerly a garage/barn.  Northampton Stone rubblestone irregular coursing with tie bars, some quoins, lime mortar widely spaced.  Highly weathered.   Gabled roof has pantiles, no chimneys, two small wooden windows, one possibly loft hatch. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15040, Blue Ball Pub Barn, Cedar Street, Braunston in Rutland | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15041 | Brooke | Brock | Village | ,Brooke,OAKHAM | Brooke | Brooke | SK | 484977 | 305721 |  | Small shrunken village (hamlet) most stone used is Northampton Stone with thatch and [NAME] Roofs.   Founded by the Augustinian priory of [NAME] in 12th C, bought by major landowner [NAME] after [NAME] dissolution in 16th C.   Many of the stone buildings have been re-used to different effect throughout the centuries, such as the octagonal stone lodge became a dovecote. [NAME] name also includes Broc (12th, 13thC). | 12th Century |  |  |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. |  | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15042 | St Peter Church |  | Building | Church Lane ,Brooke,OAKHAM | Brooke | Brooke | SK | 484977 | 305721 | Place of Worship | Church with 3 staged  tower with battlements of course squared Northampton Stone rubblestone.  The tower is a brown Northampton Stone, the main church is an orange colour, it has two steep coped gables, one is the chancel the other is the chapel.  Exterior restored in 1888,. The 13th C tower with battlements are in ashlar limestone, the main body of the tower is a mixture of a dark brown Northampton Stone and has alternative coursing of quoins with limestone.   [NAME] roof.  Various window styles, the mullion  lancet windows are highly decorated limestone  in the tower .   [NAME] headed hooded mullion limestone  windows of 3 and 4 light in the main church.  The Porch is a 1579 addition also on the chancel is a large area of limestone ashlar blocks. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15042, St Peter Church, Brooke | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15043 | Old Rectory Farmhouse |  | Building | Church Lane ,Brooke,OAKHAM | Brooke | Brooke | SK | 484991 | 305674 | Dwelling house | House, coursed rubble Northampton Stone with angle quoins.   Gable with plain thatch roof flush wrap over ridge with single line stitched stays.  3 brick stacks.  1.5 storey with conjoined on two levels with single storey extension and single storey regular coursed limestone garage with slate roof.  Windows are wooden casement (2 hooded under the eaves).  Cambered stone head to doorway | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15043, Old Rectory Farmhouse, Brooke | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15044 | [NAME] |  | Building | Church Lane ,Brooke,OAKHAM | Brooke | Brooke | SK | 485058 | 305668 | Dwelling house | Modern cottage of mixed stone, some appears to be Marlstone.  Greatly extended with an ironstone to the rear and to the right.  Wide lime mortar joints to the extension with regular coursing. Gabled slate roof, with 4 dormer windows gabled with barge boards.  The rear has two gabled wings.   1.5 storey .  Windows are all wooden casement with wooden lintels and sills.  Modern extension has a small 4 light bay with lead hood.  Doorway at the side has a modern porch with slate roof | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15044, Cransley Cottage, Brooke | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15045 | Grange Farm |  | Building | Church Lane ,Brooke,OAKHAM | Brooke | Brooke | SK | 484896 | 305721 | Dwelling house | House,  Coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with ashlar block limestone quoins, these are also stressed on the gable end.  Evidence of 1970's modernisation of an older building.   Gabled roof modern tile with stone parapet.   Plain brick chimneys at gable end.  2.5 storey with possible cellar.  Two dormer windows within the roof gabled with shallow verges (metal framed).  Various window designs in wood all with wooden lintels but with alternating ashlar limestone and Northampton stone architrave.  Modern over mantle porch.   Cellar window to the right with 3 light stone mullion window.  Single storey extension to rear and farm buildings. |  |  | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Northampton Stone for this village may have come from out of the county as the village is very close to the border. | 15045, Grange Farm, [NAME], Brooke | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15046 | Home Farm |  | Building | Main Street ,Brooke,OAKHAM | Brooke | Brooke | SK | 484840 | 305752 | Dwelling house | House, 17thC, Northampton Stone and lower [NAME], various colourations with wide lime mortar joints and some limestone ashlar quoins.   Gabled ornamental block ridge thatch roof.   3 brick chimney stacks, each gable and central.  1.5 storey with a single storey conjoined extension at each side one is thatch the other pantile.   3 hooded wooden windows to upper storey and a 2 storey square  bay with a false parapet and date stone of 1977 in limestone, which could indicate renovation date.    Lower casement windows are wooden,  another has a slightly projecting bay (approximately 20 cm).  All lintels and sills are wooden. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | britishlistedbuildings.co.uk has a different roof. | 15046, Home Farm, Main Street, Brooke | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15047 | Burley on the Hill | Burley | Village | ,[NAME] on the Hill,OAKHAM | Burley on the Hill | Burley on the Hill | SK | 488297 | 310210 |  | Small village, a large part of the parish is occupied by Burley House, Park and Wood.  In 1375 the main village was destroyed by fire.   In 17thC a large stately home erected and surrounded by a rubblestone limestone  wall (approximately 9km long).  Lower status buildings are Northampton Stone, stately home and ancillary buildings are Limestone.  [NAME] names also included Burgelai (11thC); Burgle, Burgel, Burgeleia (12thC.); [NAME] (13th C); [NAME], [NAME], Burleigh | 13th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Ketton Stone  , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  |  | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15048 | Church of the Holy Cross |  | Building | Church Road ,Burley on the Hill,OAKHAM | Burley on the Hill | Burley on the Hill | SK | 488297 | 310210 | Place of Worship | 12th Church, coursed rubble  limestone randomly interspersed with Northampton Stone,  although restored in 19th C with new windows and a porch.     [NAME] is plain even tiled with overhanging eaves and highly decorative crested terracotta ridge tiles.  Covered walkway to Burley House.   Buttressed 3 stage tower with battlements.    Ashlar Limestone partially projecting chimney stack to the front left.  [NAME] headed windows in places, with hoodmoulds in limestone with headstops others are quatrefoil and cinquefoil.   [NAME] and ornamental sculpture in limestone. | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. |  | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone |  |  | 20613,20614, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15048, Church of the Holy Cross, Burley on the Hill | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15049 | Phaeton House |  | Building | ,[NAME] on the Hill,OAKHAM | Burley on the Hill | Burley on the Hill | SK | 488277 | 310385 | Dwelling house | End House of a terrace converted from former Burley House ancillary buildings.   Limestone with large ashlar quoins recently cleaned.    Hipped [NAME] roof, with lead ridge.  Large four flue rubblestone limestone  stand with an ashlar block limestone chimney stack projecting from eaves.  3 storey.  Recessed wooden windows with ashlar projecting architrave.  Modern glass porch/conservatory to entrance. |  |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 15049, Phaeton House, Church Street, Burley on the Hill | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15050 | Estate House |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME] on the Hill,OAKHAM | Burley on the Hill | Burley on the Hill | SK | 488194 | 310689 | Dwelling house | 18th C Semi detached cottage of limestone rubblestone, irregular coursing,  a 19th C extension is whitewashed. Where the extension is conjoined the original building has stressed ashlar limestone quoins.   Hipped Collyweston Stone Slate roof with terracotta half round ridge tiles.  Two brick chimney stacks one projecting through left hand ridge, the second to rear conjoined extension.   2 storey, 2 unit plan with central doorway with painted brick gabled porch.  Wooden sash windows with painted stone sills on ground floors. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15050, Estate House, [NAME], [NAME] on the Hill | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15051 |  |  | Building | 1 [NAME] ,[NAME] on the Hill,OAKHAM | Burley on the Hill | Burley on the Hill | SK | 488205 | 310685 | Dwelling house | 18th C semi detached cottage of regular coursed Northampton Stone.  Previously known as [NAME].  Wide lime mortar joints.  One large limestone quoin visible to the right.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof , rounded terracotta ridge tiles.  4 raking roof dormers above the eaves.  3 brick chimney stacks one at each gable end, one left central.  1.5 storey 3 unit plan with doorway within a red brick gabled porch and stone step.   Wooden casement windows those on the ground floor have stone sills.   To the right is a single story extension with attic, Collyweston Stone Slate, the stone has weathered black. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15051, 1 [NAME], [NAME] on the Hill. | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15052 | The Smithy |  | Building | [NAME],The Green,[NAME] on the Hill,OAKHAM | Burley on the Hill | Burley on the Hill | SK | 488220 | 310662 | Dwelling house | 18th C Cottage, formerly a smithy.    [NAME] rubble with large ashlar quoin blocks.  [NAME] roof with single raking roof dormer above the eaves.  Brick chimney stack from right hand gable.  1.5 storey single plan, with single story Northampton Stone extension to right, with catslide roof.  To the left a single story extension with wooden boarding and Collyweston Slate Roof.   2 Small wooden windows, one shuttered.  Single doorway with wooden lintel. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone |  |  | 20613,20614, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15052, The [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] on the Hill | 23-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15053 | Caldecott | Caldecote | Village | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Caldecott | Caldecott | SP | 486839 | 293690 |  | Small linear village on main trunk road from Uppingham to Corby, although the church was founded 12thC most of the village is 17thC built with Northampton Stone, heavily weathered due to pollution.   [NAME] and slate roofs.  New houses on the outskirts have been built in dressed limestone others have utilised Banbury Stone to match the existing locally sourced Northampton Stone.  Re-use of Roman stone from nearby settlement or temple) in the church. Village also named [NAME], Calcoote | 17th Century |  | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone | 9673, | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork. [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson |  | New builds are in Banbury Stone from outside the County.Although Lyddington Quarries a possibilty, much of this stone probably came from Northamptonshire as the village is on the border. |  | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15054 | [NAME] the Evangelist Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Caldecott,OAKHAM | Caldecott | Caldecott | SP | 486839 | 293690 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church, Northampton Stone coursed rubblestone, tower with battlements and spire (battlements, spire and porch are ashlar limestone).   Restored and chancel rebuilt in 1865.  The chancel roof is tile with a striped effect of dark grey and red.  The 1648 porch has Collyweston Slate roof, elsewhere lead sheet is used.  The tower is 3 stages with buttressed string course one of which is a large clasping buttress.  The spire was destroyed by lightening in 1797 and rebuilt in Weldon Stone.  All the windows show restoration, the tower windows are double chamfered in Northampton Stone with repairs in Limestone.  The chancel has limestone lancet windows with quatrefoils and cinquefoils all with hoodmoulds. | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  | 9673, | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  | Although Lyd'ington Quarries a possibilty, much of this stone probably came from Northamptonshire as the village is on the border. [NAME] used to refurbish. | 15054, [NAME] the Evangelist Church, Caldecott | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15055 | [NAME] |  | Building | Church Close ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Caldecott | Caldecott | SP | 486833 | 293647 | Dwelling house | 18thC House, coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with Limestone ashlar  at roof gable end (to heighten the roof) and copings, large ashlar Uppingham Stone quoins.   Gabled slate roof (recently re-roofed). 3 limestone ashlar panel chimney stacks on stone base, one at each gable and one to rear section.  2 storey with attic, L shape.   Windows are casement and sash, all with Uppingham Stone lintels and limestone sills.  Limestone date stone "1729".   Large Uppingham Stone lintel. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  | 9673, | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Although [NAME] a possibilty, much of this stone probably came from Northamptonshire as the village is on the border. | 15055, [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15056 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Caldecott,OAKHAM | Caldecott | Caldecott | SP | 486759 | 293563 | Dwelling house | House, (originally 16thC) frontage is Northampton Stone ashlar with limestone dressings in ashlar, side is Limestone/Northampton stone  rubblestone.  Gabled modern tile roof.  2 chimney stacks, the base is limestone, the chimney is Northampton Stone rubblestone with stressed Limestone quoins. panel stone stacks on base.  2 storey, 3 bays.  Wooden casements on the ground floor with limestone architraves, lintels have cambered arch with stressed keystone.  Upper wooden casements windows in eaves have limestone sills.  The 1st floor  has a band of ashlar limestone blocks at the window sill level and two courses of ashlar block limestone below the eaves with a moulding.   The modern door on left bay has a cambered arch with stressed keystone with engraving on central moulding.  Limestone date stone with "WW 1774 above  .   Surrounded by irregular course rubblestone garden wall of mixed sized blocks. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  | 9673, | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Although [NAME] a possibilty, much of this stone probably came from Northamptonshire as the village is on the border. | 15056, [NAME], [NAME], Caldecott | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15057 |  |  | Building | 45 Main Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Caldecott | Caldecott | SP | 486769 | 293499 | Dwelling house | 17th C House, Northampton Stone ashlar with Uppingham stone ashlar quoins and lintel band.  Limestone ashlar narrow sill band and decoration.  Gabled thatch roof with block ridge and cross stitching on ridge with stone coping. 3 brick chimney stacks, each gable and central.  2 storey with attic and conjoined thatched "cart entry" to outbuildings.   Wooden windows, upper are ashlar limestone architrave  and sills and [NAME].  Lower windows are wooden with leaded light, limestone  stressed keystone with in the Uppingham stone band.  Evidence of blocked up doorway to the left with a stressed keystone above.   Wooden flush front door with plain wooden surround.   [NAME] date stone with "IEB 1789" | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  | 9673, | 74342,74343,9673, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  | Although [NAME] a possibilty, much of this stone probably came from Northamptonshire as the village is on the border. | 15057, 45 Main Street, Caldecott | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15058 |  |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Caldecott | Caldecott | SP | 486737 | 293471 | Dwelling house | House, 21st C, semi-detached.  Banbury Stone regular coursing with ashlar quoins.   Gabled slate roof with brick chimney stack.  2 storey, L shaped.  Wooden casement windows with limestone sills.  Wooden front door.   Limestone rubblestone wall to right.  Limestone false air vent to end gable (decorative feature) | 21st |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Ironstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Built from a stone known as Banbury Stone from outside the County. | 15058, New House, Main Street, Caldecott | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15059 | [NAME] | Clyppesham | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 497019 | 316360 |  | Village mainly 17thC with a 16thC hall (rebuilt 19thC) and manor, well known for its freestone limestone quarries such as Hollywell medieval quarry, Big Pits quarry, [NAME] quarry, Londales quarry, Medwells quarry and [NAME] quarry all outside the village.  Roman workings have been found in the old quarry.  Most of the village is built of this stone with Collyweston Slate  roofs.   Some dwellings are converted agricultural buildings.  Mentioned in the Domesday book, associated with Oakham and [NAME] in Lincolnshire.  The hall is surrounded by mature landscaping and high walling. Village also named [NAME], [NAME] (13th,-15thC) | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME] quarry names [internet] Available at http//ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/archive/stones [accessed 13/09/2010] |  |  |  | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15060 | St Mary Church |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 497019 | 316360 | Place of Worship | Church, 12thC coursed mainly ashlar Limestone with some rubblestone below on chancel.   [NAME] is Collyweston Stone Slate and copper sheeting.  Tower with spire 14thC Spire which becomes pyramid at summit.  Church extensively restored in 1858.    Stone miniature crosses and miniature battlements.   Weathered to a dark grey/brown.  Windows are stone mullion, square headed with hoodmould which haves have notch stops with heads above the pier.  Windows have trefoils, quatrefoils and traceries.  Porch has parapet with  arch with hoodmould and recess for reliquary. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15060, St Mary Church, [NAME] | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15061 |  |  | Building | 1 [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 496944 | 316322 | Dwelling house | House, ashlar limestone, regular coursing and quoins, with porch.  [NAME] stone roof with parapet with saddleback moulded coping.   2 ashlar block octagonal partially projecting chimney stacks at each gable on a base.   2 storey with single storey extension to left.  Modern wooden 3 light windows with plain stone lintels, wooden sills.   Door is recessed within a large porch which has Collyweston stone slate roof with parapet and decorative stone finials and pendants.  Date stone "AD MDCCC??32"  The garden wall has highly decorative ashlar gateposts and coursed rubblestone walling | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork |  |  | 15061, 1 [NAME], [NAME] | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15062 | The Cottage | Home Farm (Wakerleys' Cottage) | Building | West Street,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 496902 | 316163 | Dwelling house | 19th C Cottage, Limestone, course squared limestone, regular coursing, ashlar quoins.  [NAME] gabled roof with coping.   2 ashlar stone double flue chimney stacks on base, one left hand gable one central ridge.  2 storey with attic, single storey extension to right.     Wooden windows with wooden black painted lintels and wooden sills, small attic window.  Tie bars.  Plain door wooden lintel.  Stone sundial on left hand gable. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15062, The Cottage, West Street, [NAME] | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15063 | Home Farm House |  | Building | Main Street,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 496904 | 316093 | Dwelling house | 17th C House, Limestone, square stone with regular coursing.   [NAME] slate gabled roof with stone coping in central section, the left hand gable has a parapet with a stone finial. 3 stone chimney stacks, ashlar on a base.  The house is in two sections, the left is 1.5 storey and the right 2 storey with conjoined singled storey outbuildings to the left.   Windows leaded light are stone mullion with hood moulds.  Tie bars.   Central porch with finial on gable end, [NAME] slate roof.  Date stone "1860" | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15063, Home Farm House, Main Street, [NAME] | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15064 | Stone Cottage |  | Building | West Street,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 496899 | 316226 | Dwelling house | 19thC semi detached cottage.  Limestone ashlar regular coursing with ashlar quoins. Gabled plain tiles roof with wooden barge boards.  No visible chimney (possible obscured by roof line). 2 storey L shape.  Windows are recessed modern double glazed in a ashlar architrave.  Door under tiled canopy with stone steps.  Wall to property is limestone ashlar with decorative gatepost | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork |  |  | 15064, Stone Cottage, West Street, [NAME] | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15065 | Cottesmore | Katemore | Village | ,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Cottesmore | Cottesmore | SK | 490246 | 313640 |  | 17th C village.   Limestone buildings with thatch roofs.  Large quarrying for iron ore in early 19thC.  Airbase nearby influenced building of new houses in 20th/21st Century within the airbase, modern estate on outskirts. Village also named Cotesmore, Codesmore, [NAME] | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 46709,46712,46715, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  |  | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15066 | St. Nicholas Church |  | Building | Main Street ,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Cottesmore | Cottesmore | SK | 490246 | 313640 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church, [NAME] squared limestone with ashlar.  Lead sheet low pitch roof.  3 stage tower with angle buttresses, with spire with unusually tall broaches (spire is weathered dark brown).  Windows are stone, west is restored geometric tracery, some are transomed with head moulds and arches, others have trefoil and quatrefoil and cinquefoil.  [NAME] doorway has been moved and has a zigzag decorative arch.    Large porch with buttresses and stone finial on the top of a gabled roof, window to priest room.   [NAME] has hood mould with headstops. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46709,46712,46715, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15066, St Nicholas Church, Cottesmore | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15067 |  |  | Building | 17 Main Street ,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Cottesmore | Cottesmore | SK | 490127 | 313469 | Dwelling house | Small terraced cottage.   Rubblestone limestone.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapet to left hand side.  Two chimney stacks, left is brick, right is 3 stage ashlar limestone conjoined to brick stack of neighbouring property.  Central dormer gable window above eaves with wooden barge boards.  Soil pipe projecting form roof.  1.5 storey terrace is typical plan of stable.  Windows are wooden casement with black painted lintels and sills in wood.  Modern central porch with gabled roof in limestone rubblestone and ashlar quoins. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46709,46712,46715, | Fieldwork.  Brunskill, R.W., 1987, Illustrated Handbook of Vernacular Architecture,p157 London, [NAME] and [NAME] |  |  | 15067, 17 Main Street, Cottesmore | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15068 | Drakes Cottage |  | Building | 47 Main Street ,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Cottesmore | Cottesmore | SK | 490304 | 313606 | Dwelling house | 18th C Cottage, coursed rubble limestone with  ashlar limestone quoins to left.  [NAME] gabled roof with an ornamental block ridge with cross stitching, stitching also around eyebrow dormers.  3 brick chimney stacks, at end gables and centre ridge.  1.5 storey.  Windows are wooden.  3 eyebrow dormers.  3 ground floor wooden windows with wooden white painted lintels.  No sills. Tie bar.  Part glazed wooden doorway is recessed with three stone flag steps. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46709,46712,46715, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15068, Drakes Cottage, 47 Main Street, Cottesmore | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15069 |  |  | Building | 12 The Leas ,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Cottesmore | Cottesmore | SK | 490253 | 313534 | Dwelling house | 18th C House with 19th C alternations.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone with Northampton Stone ashlar decoration.  Gabled slate roof with conjoined extension to right.  3 moulded limestone chimney stacks on rubblestone base. 1.5 storeys.  Wooden sash windows throughout. Upper floor are Georgian dormer with gabled wide verges and striped ironstone/rubblestone decoration on end gable.  Ground floor have limestone lintels architrave and sills.  Wooden front door framed by lead sheet canopy porch with lattice work to main body.  Date stone "[NAME] 17?0" above porch | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Slate |  |  | 46709,46712,46715, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15069, 12 The Leas, Cottesmore | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15070 |  |  | Building | 20 Main Street ,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Cottesmore | Cottesmore | SK | 490130 | 313529 | Dwelling house | 17th C House, limestone coursed rubblestone with ashlar quoins, a few repairs in ironstone on gable.   [NAME] gabled roof with ornamental  block ridge and cross stitching.  2 brick chimney stacks, one end gable, the other ridge.  1.5 storey L plan.  Windows are casement with 2 eyebrow dormers on right wing and one facing road which has ashlar architrave block either side.  Ground floor facing road has a mullion window with hoodmould, others on right wing are sash with white painted wooden lintels.  Glazed wooden door has painted wooden lintel.  Surrounded by low rubblestone wall with flag coping. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone |  |  | 46709,46712,46715, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15070, 20 Main Street, Cottesmore | 24-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15071 | [NAME] | Edyweston | Village | ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492717 | 305348 |  | 12th C Village named after the wife of [NAME] the Confessor.  Benedictine priory present in 13th C.   St Georges Barracks Military base within the parish and most of the housing on the outskirts is typical Ministry of Defence architecture (brick).   Central core of the village consists of limestone houses with [NAME], wide range of sizes.   The village is now on the shoreline of Rutland Water.  Small stone quarry  produced a stone similar to Collyweston Stone Slate but more dense. Village also named Weston, Vestona (12th C) Weston, [NAME], [NAME] (13th C) Weston, Editheweston, [NAME], Edyweston, [NAME], Weston St. Edith (14th C) | 12th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Edithweston Slate , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,46772,46791,[PHONE],74344,8395, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water, especially the slate beds similar to [NAME], mentioned by [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 167. |  | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15072 | St. Mary the Virgin Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492717 | 305348 | Place of Worship | 12thC, coursed pale [NAME] limestone rubblestone with Collyweston Stone Slate roof or Edith Weston Stone Slate, and stone coped gables.  Some remedial work in coursed dressed ironstone with limestone ashlar quoins.  Ashlar 3 stage tower with embattlements (contains [NAME] in the buttresses) with a spire (Ketton Stone) and clasping angle buttresses, various hoodmoulds, gargoyles and pinnacles.   Stone clock face to the south.  Chancel rebuilt in 1865 (mock 14th C).  18th C porch, elliptical arch and headstops.  Various stone mullion windows with curvilinear and plate tracery, trefoils and perpendicular style. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , [NAME] , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,46772,46791,[PHONE],74344,8395, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water, especially the slate beds similar to [NAME], mentioned by [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 167.. Contains Barnack Rag in the buttresses | 15072, [NAME] the Virgin Church, [NAME] | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15073 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | King Edwards Way ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492684 | 305329 | Dwelling house | 17th C house one wing is ashlar block, the other coursed rubblestone limestone with limestone quoins. Gabled Stone Slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles some gables with parapet, to the left a cat slide roof.   3 tall, chimney ashlar limestone stacks,  2.5 storey.  Windows are stone mullion with hoodmoulds, one has blind dormer which springs high above eaves, another is raking gable parapet dormer on cat slide roof.    Original doorway has been blocked and small window inserted, ashlar architrave still apparent.  New entrance has flush wooden door with stone hoodmould.   Date stone to side has hoodmould "1626" with symbols and possibly letters "CAR".  Surrounded by 2m+ rubblestone limestone wall. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772,46791,46794,46795,74344, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water, especially the slate beds similar to [NAME], mentioned by [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 167. | 15073, The Old Rectory, King Edwards Way, [NAME] | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15074 | Stone Monument |  | Other | Well Cross ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492752 | 305232 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Medieval limestone stump of village cross on a square stone base, surrounded by a limestone flag pavement. Weathered with orange lichen.   Metal Plaque "ER 1952-1977" [NAME] commemoration plaque. |  | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772,46791,46794,46795,74344, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water, especially the slate beds similar to [NAME], mentioned by [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 167. | 15074, [NAME], Well Close, [NAME] | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15075 |  |  | Building | 2-6 Well Cross ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492765 | 305252 | Dwelling house | 19th C row of 3 terraced symmetrical cottages.  [NAME] rubblestone with stressed ashlar limestone quoins.  [NAME] limestone slate roof with diminishing courses.  Four ashlar limestone chimney stacks, one on each gable end and two on central ridge.  2 storey.  Windows are wooden casement with ashlar limestone lintels, architraves and sills.   Doorways have ashlar block surround.  Ashlar limestone date stone with hoodmould, "RL 1847" | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46772,46791,46794,46795,74344, | Fieldwork |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water, especially the slate beds similar to [NAME], mentioned by [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 167. | 15075, 2-6 Well Cross, [NAME] | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15076 | The Grange |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 493003 | 305158 | Dwelling house | 19th C House, with stable block, coursed, limestone rubblestone and stressed quoins.  The front elevation is symmetrical and classical ashlar block with regency ashlar quoins.    Modern hipped roof with tiles. The stable block has slate roof. Highly ornate stone decoration. 2 chimney stacks, brick to the left, moulded stone on a base to the right elevation.  2 storey.  Sash wooden windows with ashlar limestone lintel, sill and architrave with a decorated keystone.  Central window above the porch has a blind dormer with carved lions head. Ground floor have faces on the keystone on a rounded arch head.  Front porch projects and has stone ball balustrade and two pillars with feather decoration.   The house is surround by an ornate iron fence with ashlar stone pillars.  Limestone date stone on stable block " WSN 1851".  2004 stone extension to rear won local award. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,46772,46791,[PHONE],74344,8395, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME] [internet] avilable at www.rutnet.co.uk [accessed 26/11/2010]. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water, especially the slate beds similar to [NAME], mentioned by [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 167. | 15076, The Grange, [NAME], [NAME] | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15077 | Egleton | Egelton | Village | ,Egleton,OAKHAM | Egleton | Egleton | SK | 487593 | 307539 |  | Small village, grouped around two rough squares, next to the shore of Rutland Water.   Mostly 18th C limestone houses some with thatch, [NAME] slate and tile. Village also named [NAME] (13th,14thC) [NAME] (16thC) | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Marlstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46769, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water. |  | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15078 | St. Edmund Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Egleton,OAKHAM | Egleton | Egleton | SK | 487593 | 307539 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church, limestone ashlar 3 stage  tower with short spire which was rebuilt 18th C.  The nave and chancel are regular coursed ironstone rubble, the chancel has an ashlar parapet..  Low pitched lead roof.    Tower has four corner pinnacles.   Irregular stressed quoins on the porch.  Windows are all stone mullion, large 15th C in the nave, some have tracery others plain, some square heads.  The porch is 14th C, with ogee arched doorway and sundial above, headstops on the moulding.  The stressed quoins are irregular and possibly re-used. | 12 C | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water. | 15078, St Edmund Church, Egleton | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15079 |  |  | Building | 17 Church Road ,Egleton,OAKHAM | Egleton | Egleton | SK | 487650 | 307446 | Dwelling house | Limestone cottage, within heavily landscaped shrubbery.  Hipped thatch roof ornamental block ridge with cross stitching.  Single brick chimney stack.  Single storey, L plan.  Wooden casement windows.  Front porch has gable with swept over feature at end and modern  wooden half glazed door. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water. | 15079, 17 Church Road, Egleton | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15080 | Hanbury House |  | Building | Main Street ,Egleton,OAKHAM | Egleton | Egleton | SK | 487623 | 307378 | Dwelling house | 18th C, former farmhouse in Marlstone regular coursed rubblestone, wide lime mortar joints.  [NAME] stressed limestone ashlar quoins.   [NAME], [NAME] slate roof with coped parapets.  3 brick chimney stacks, end gable and one central ridge.  2 storey (possibly with attic).  Windows are wooden casement with painted wooden lintels and lead covered sills.  Regency style front door off centre with lead covered small porch with two pillars on a stone plinth.  "Hanbury House" signage above.  Adjoining rubblestone barn with angled quoins to the right. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 46769, | Fieldwork.  2 Main Street [internet] available at http://lbonline.english-heritage.org.uk/BuildingDetailsForm.aspx?id=187309&search=y [accessed 26/11/2010] |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water. Not shown on britishlistedbuildings. | 15080, Hanbury House,  2 Main Street, Egleton | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15081 | The Cottage |  | Building | Church Road ,Egleton,OAKHAM | Egleton | Egleton | SK | 487646 | 307381 | Dwelling house | 18th C Cottage, ironstone rubblestone with stressed limestone quoins with wide lime mortar joints.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles.   Single brick chimney stack. At right hand gable.   2.5 storey with single conjoined extension with thatched block ridge plain roof.   Windows are wooden casement, 3 on first storey under eaves wooden sill and lintels.  Two on ground floor and 1 in conjoined extension.  Front door has black painted wooden lintel and irregular quoins.  [NAME] of recent renovation/repointing | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water. | 15081, The Cottage, 9 Church Road, Egleton | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15082 | Home Farm |  | Building | Main Street ,Egleton,OAKHAM | Egleton | Egleton | SK | 487588 | 307381 | Dwelling house | 17th C Farmhouse, Course rubblestone ironstone with ashlar bands, irregular stressed limestone quoins.  Hipped [NAME] slate roof, with stone coped parapet to right.  3 chimney stacks, 2 are plain red brick the right hand stack is limestone ashlar on a base partially projecting from attic floor.   2 storey with attic.  Four mullion stone windows with hoodmoulds to front and small wooden window in side gable to attic. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some stone pits may be under Rutland Water. | 15082, Home Farm, Main Street, Egleton | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15083 | Empingham | [NAME] | Village | ,OAKHAM |  |  | SK | 495062 | 308468 |  | Originally large 11th C village, included two hamlets which are now deserted.   When Normanton Park was remodelled [NAME] was enlarged and estate cottages and model farms built to relocate villagers.   Part of the [NAME] estate.    Straddles main road, evidence of older stone cottages with thatch but the many buildings are Ancaster Stone with [NAME] tile roof, often bearing the Ancaster Coat of arms in stone.  On the edge of Rutland Water. Village also named as Epingham (11thC) [NAME] (12thC) Empingham, Hempingham | 12th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Ancaster Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46762,46767,46776,46777,46778,46779,46780,46781, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15084 | St. Peter Church |  | Building | Church Street ,Empingham,OAKHAM | Empingham | Empingham | SK | 495062 | 308468 | Place of Worship | 13th C Church, restored late 19th C.   Very tall 4 stage tower with stepped angle buttresses limestone ashlar and coursed rubblestone, large pinnacles, small spire both with crocketed decoration.  [NAME] to the main body of church has battlements on every level.  Chancel has [NAME] slated roof, the other roofs are lead sheet.  Various stone mullion windows, perpendicular, lancet, features included hood moulds and headstops, trefoil, tracery, cinqefoil. 14th C Porch has a continuous chamfered arch.  Main doorway has ballflower decoration and ogee arch framed by 5 arches crown at apex and headstops. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46762,46767,46776,46777,46778,46779,46780,46781, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15084, St Peter Church, Empingham | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15085 | Dovecote |  | Building | Exton Road ,Empingham,OAKHAM | Empingham | Empingham | SK | 494945 | 308813 | Other/miscellaneous | 18th C Dovecote, regular coursed limestone rubblestone with wide lime mortar.  Conical 20th C rosemary tiles with ball pinnacle (possibly lead).   Circular plan,  3 storey with door on ground floor, 2 round arched openings on each floor.   Water tabling above first floor in continuous line around building. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Ancaster Stone |  |  | 46762,46767,46776,46777,46778,46779,46780,46781, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15085, Dovecote, Exton Road, Empingham | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15086 | Cobblers Cottage |  | Building | 4 Church Street ,Empingham,OAKHAM | Empingham | Empingham | SK | 494988 | 308619 | Dwelling house | Semi detached.  17th C Cottage, course limestone rubblestone with irregular ashlar limestone quoins on right elevation.   Gabled thatch with ornamental block ridge with cross stitching.  2 brick chimney stacks, gable end and central ridge on stone base.    1.5 storey.  Wooden casement windows, upper floor windows are hooded under the thatch.  Lower floor have wooden casements with white painted wooden windows and painted stone sills.  To the left small 6 light window is in a blocked up doorway indicting that this was once two cottages, with a mirroring window blocked.   There is a stone step protruding at the base of  blocked doorway.    Recessed doorway with large lintel over, 7 stone steps lead to door. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46762,46767,46776,46777,46778,46779,46780,46781, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15086, Cobblers Cottage, 4 Church Street, Empingham | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15087 | Home Farmhouse |  | Building | Main Street ,Empingham,OAKHAM | Empingham | Empingham | SK | 494909 | 308639 | Dwelling house | 19th C, House in limestone, regular coursed, with ashlar quoins and ashlar moulding below the eaves..  Typical of the Ancaster estate architecture.   Gabled roof with rosemary tiles and terracotta ridge tiles.  2 large brick chimney stacks, both in central ridge.   2 storey.    Wooden mullion windows with ashlar limestone flush lintels and sills.  Door has a stone canopy, surround is continuous ashlar block.   Stone sculpture of the [NAME] coat of arms embedded in front wall.  Surrounded by 1m high limestone wall with coping. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Ancaster Stone , [NAME] |  |  | 46762,46767,46776,46777,46778,46779,46780,46781, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15087, Home Farmhouse, Main Street, Empingham | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15088 |  |  | Building | 22 Audit Hall Road ,Empingham,OAKHAM | Empingham | Empingham | SK | 494884 | 308466 | Dwelling house | 18th C house, coursed rubblestone limestone, irregular ashlar quoins.  Tiled gabled roof with stone coped parapets (quite large and a different pitch to the existing roof suggesting once thatched).  3 stone ashlar limestone chimney stacks on bases, gable end and central ridge.  2 storey.  Windows have wooden gothic arch with stone sills and wooden painted lintels.   20th C polygonal porch (3 sections) with glazed sides and part glazed front wooden door. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46762,46767,46776,46777,46778,46779,46780,46781, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15088, 22 Audit Hall Road, Empingham | 26-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15089 | Essendine | Essingden | Village | ,Essendine,[NAME],OAKHAM | Essendine | Essendine | TF | 504900 | 312786 |  | A few very pale  limestone dwellings, similar in colouration to Stamford/Great Casterton Stone,  but mostly 19th century brick housing.  There  is an scheduled ancient monument of a moat and castle remains. Village also named as Esindone (11th C) Essenden (12th C) Esenden, Esinden, [NAME], Essendene (13th C) Issingden, Esindon, Esyndon | 19th Century |  | Brick |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  | 46764, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Stone possibly came from over the border in Lincolnshire, [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 209 mentions numerous exposures of the stone. |  | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15090 | St. Mary Magdelene Church |  | Building | Bourne Road,Essendine,[NAME],OAKHAM | Essendine | Essendine | TF | 504900 | 312786 | Place of Worship | 12thC Church with large reconstruction in the 19th C, standing on the south west portion of an earthwork known as [NAME].   It is coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar dressings to the nave,  dressed rubblestone to chancel, the east and south is ashlar blocked.  The roof is coped gable ended with Collyweston Stone Slate the nave has diminishing courses and a double bell cote.  Windows are stone mullion all of different architectural styles only 2 in the chancel are the same , including quatrefoil in a stone panel, hoodmoulds (some with stops), y tracery.   Doorway is 12th C flanked by single spiral fluted shafts with capitols, round moulded arch and hoodmould with decoration (tympanum with biblical characters) | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46764, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. List of Scheduled Monuments in Leicestershire and Rutland [internet] available at www.le.ac.uk/lahs/downloads/SAMSPagesfromXXXII-5.pdf [accessed 30/11/2010].   [NAME], 1996, Recording a church : An illustrated Glossary, York, CBA |  | This looks very similar to Stamford Stone/Great Casterton Stone in its structure and colour but no documentary evidence available to support this theory. Stone possibly came from over the border in Lincolnshire, [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LON | 15090, St Mary Magdalene Church, Essendine | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15091 | School House |  | Building | Bourne Road,Essendine,[NAME],OAKHAM | Essendine | Essendine | TF | 505200 | 313179 | Dwelling house | [NAME], former school house, regular coursed dressed limestone with ashlar quoins.   Gabled roof with Collyweston Stone slate and decorated terracotta ridge tiles and parapet with kneeler.  2 ashlar block limestone chimney stacks with moulding projecting from the eaves on the rear and left hand side.   2 storey "t" shaped.  The windows are 2 light modern double glazed within a chamfered mullion with a  large single ashlar architrave.  Doorway is slightly recessed with a 3 point arch and segmented lintel, door is wooden with a single light over. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46764, | Fieldwork. |  | Stone possibly came from over the border in Lincolnshire, [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 209 mentions numerous exposures of the stone. | 15091, School House, Bourne Road, Essendine | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15092 | The Old School |  | Building | Bourne Road,Essendine,[NAME],OAKHAM | Essendine | Essendine | TF | 505201 | 313161 | Dwelling house | 19th C former School house, now a dwelling with brick extension.  Regular coursed dressed limestone with ashlar quoins and small  buttresses.  Original building has a Collyweston Stone Slate with diminishing courses gabled roof with decorative terracotta ridge tiles, parapet with kneeler and weather vane at each cable.   1.5 storey with a large modern dormer with 2 three light windows.  There a small round window with hoodmould in the right hand gable.   The ground floor has 3 light stone mullion windows with large ashlar block architrave and chamfering on the mullion.   Decorated lead downspout.  The modern extension to the right is 2 story, brick gabled, with a kneeler (possibly recycled) part is a flat roof.  The door has a decorated stone square lintel.  There is a stone plaque with a large lintel over a smaller modern wooden casement window which has a matching lintel.  The plaque is slate "The Old School".  Large brick plinths to a gateway with stone pyramid copings. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46764, | Fieldwork |  | Stone possibly came from over the border in Lincolnshire, [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 209 mentions numerous exposures of the stone. | 15092, The Old School, Bourne Road, Essendine | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15093 |  |  | Building | 9 Bourne Road,Essendine,[NAME],OAKHAM | Essendine | Essendine | TF | 504692 | 312722 | Dwelling house | Coursed rubblestone limestone building with substantial modernisation, with brick upper floor and single storey brick extension.     This building has the ground floor and side elevation in the coursed rubblestone limestone with some ashlar limestone quoins, the left hand ground floor corner is curved.  [NAME] to the right and hipped roof to the left with terracotta pantiles and half round hip and ridge tiles.   3 two flue brick chimney stacks.  2 storey with attic .  Single storey conjoined brick extension has gabled roof with concrete tiles.   UPVC Double glazed 2 and 3 light windows with stone sills and brick heads.  Door has brick heads and 2 dressed limestone steps with flags.   A small red post office box is imbedded in the wall underneath a window. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Pantiles | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46764, | Fieldwork. |  | Stone possibly came from over the border in Lincolnshire, [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 209 mentions numerous exposures of the stone. | 15093, 9 Bourne Road, Essendine | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15094 | Home Farm House |  | Building | 19 Manor Farm Lane,Essendine,[NAME],OAKHAM | Essendine | Essendine | TF | 504711 | 313052 | Farm | 18th C farmhouse, coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar dressings.   Diminishing courses [NAME] slate coped gable roof.  3 Ashlar block limestone chimney stacks with brick heads one on each gable one in the central ridge.  2 storey and attic and possible 19th C 2 storey extension to right (this may have been an agricultural building before renovation).   Two gabled dormer windows above the eaves.  Victorian style wooden sash windows with stone architrave and stressed keystones.   To the right on the additional extension there are Georgian style sash windows with segmented stone head and stone lintel.   Central wooden front door has keystone lintel, with large ashlar quoins irregular spaced.     The house is fronted by a small limestone wall with coping. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46764, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Stone possibly came from over the border in Lincolnshire, [NAME], 1875 The Geology of Rutland, LONDON, Longmans & Co, pg 209 mentions numerous exposures of the stone. | 15094, Home Farmhouse, 19 Manor Farm Road, Essendine | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15095 | Exton | Exston | Village | ,Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 492049 | 311187 |  | Village, part of estate, original hall was [NAME], remains are in the grounds of new hall as it was destroyed by fire in 1810 and again when it was used as workshops in 1915.  It is a scheduled ancient monument.  Documentation shows the village to be [NAME].  Estate is still the major landowner and many of the cottages in the village are owned by the estate of Viscount Campden.  All the buildings in the village are limestone, some have a Northampton Stone decoration.   The Exton estate hall of 1850 is behind substantial landscaping.  The estate grounds are surrounded by a limestone dry stone wall which covers many hectares, in places this is over 2m high.  There is much ornamental sculpture, such as stags on gate piers to the entrance to the estate.   The deserted medieval village Horn is part of the Exton estate. Village also named as [NAME] (11thC) Exton (13th C) Extune (14thC) Egeston | 16th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46718,46720,46751,46756,46757,46763, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  |  | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15096 | St. Peter and St. Paul Church |  | Building | [NAME],Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 492049 | 311187 | Place of Worship | [NAME]  regular coursed rubblestone limestone.  Tall 14th C 3 stage tower with battlements has regular coursed ashlar limestone with flat gabled buttresses, elaborate stone features such as large octagonal embattled corner pinnacles.  The spire is octagonal rebuilt after 1851 lightning strike.  The roofs have stone copings with a stone cross finial.  Chancel has a lead roof but the nave has a Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  Whole church restored mid 19th C with new windows and porch.  Highly decorative stone mullion windows with y tracery, trefoils, hoodmoulds, geometric tracery.  Porch has a lead steeply pitched gabled roof.  The doorway has a two centred arch on pilasters, the hoodmould has headstops.   Many monumental tombs inside. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46718,46720,46751,46756,46757,46763, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Cocke et al, 1996, Recording a church : An illustrated Glossary, York, CBA |  |  | 15096, [NAME] and St Paul Church, Exton | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15097 | Fox and Hounds Hotel |  | Building | The Maltings,Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 492449 | 311160 | Entertainment/leisure | 18th C Hotel and pub.  Coursed squared rubblestone limestone with ashlar dressings.   Gabled with diminishing courses [NAME] slate roof. 2 ashlar block limestone chimney stacks on a base at each gable.  2.5 storeys with hipped dormers to attic.   Wooden Georgian style sash windows with stone heads and stressed keystones and architrave, stone sills  The dormer windows are wooden casement in line with eaves with weather boarded cheeks.  Central recessed front door with stone segmented arched fanlight and plain architrave.  To the left of the main house is a range of stables with an arch which leads to the car park, with pantile roof. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46718,46720,46751,46756,46757,46763, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15097, The Fox and Hounds, [NAME], Exton | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15098 | [NAME] |  | Building | 3 Oakham Road,Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 492445 | 311212 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage, formerly 2 dwellings coursed rubblestone limestone with ashlar quoins.   Gabled Collyweston Stone slate roof with Terracotta round ridge tiles.   2 ashlar limestone chimney stacks at each end gable, with mouldings.   1.5 storey.   3 hipped dormer wooden windows on eaves with weather boarded cheeks.   Ground floor windows have white painted wooden lintels and tiled sills.   Wooden lintel with blocked up doorway .   Off centre wooden door with small wooden hood.  Low front wall has cock and hen coping. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46718,46720,46751,46756,46757,46763, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Listed buildings online states 122 storeys. | 15098, [NAME], [NAME], Exton | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15099 |  |  | Building | 18 Top Street,Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 492594 | 311297 | Dwelling house | 20th C house regular coursed  dressed limestone with some ashlar quoins.  [NAME] tiled roof with half round ridge tiles,  with bay porch springing from the eaves.  2 brick chimney stacks one at each gable.  1.5 storey with two dormer wooden windows with hipped roofs and shaped hipped tiles.   Window to upper porch storey end gable with stone lintel.  Ground floor wooden windows have ashlar stone lintel.  Porch has a segmented stone semi-circular archway with mouldings., with front door in recess.  Diamond shaped date stone with Crown "1951". | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46718,46720,46751,46756,46757,46763, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15099, 18 Top Street, Exton | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15100 | St. Marys House | St. Marys School | Building | High Street,Exton,Empingham,OAKHAM | Exton | Exton | SK | 492496 | 311317 | Dwelling house | 19th C House, former school in dressed limestone (some rubblestone sandy lower [NAME] limestone) and Northampton stone banding, regular courses with limestone ashlar quoins and kneeler.  High pitched gabled tiled roof with parapet. One parapet contains a single bell cote.    2 stone chimney stacks to the rear elevations.  1.5 storey "t" shaped with single story extension (possibly old school entrance).   3 gabled dormer windows above eaves with ashlar stone architrave and lintels.   In the end gable there is a circular window with hoodmould and a glazed air hole.  Ground floor windows have ashlar architrave and lintels and are recessed.  The front porch is stone flat roof with coping and reused kneelers and chamfered with a 3 pointed arch and many stone quoins, stone step leads into recess for front door.   2 date stones, above porch "St Marys House, 1990" and in gable end below circular window, recessed limestone "St Marys School, Exton, 1874".   Surrounded by low stone wall with [NAME] and Hen coping and part concrete coping. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46718,46720,46751,46756,46757,46763, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15100, [NAME], High Street, Exton | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15101 | Glaston | Claston | Village | ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | Glaston | Glaston | SK | 489631 | 300554 |  | Village with the main A47 trunk road running through, as a result the stone buildings show signs of heavy pollution.   Mixture of limestone and Northampton stone buildings.  New building material is Banbury ironstone.    Original manor destroyed but high stone boundary wall remains.   [NAME] is on the parish boundary and some of the estate houses are within [NAME].   A mixture of architecture with various slates and mid 20th C commercial units such as petrol station, converted to private use.    Many limestone stone agricultural buildings. Village also named as [NAME] (11thC) [NAME] (12thC) [NAME] | 17th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.     [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | New builds are in Banbury Stone from outside the County. |  | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15102 | St. Andrew Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | Glaston | Glaston | SK | 489631 | 300556 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church (restored 1862), coursed sandy coloured limestone and ironstone rubblestone, with ashlar quoins in both.  The nave roof is lead sheet and the chancel is slate with stepped coping and a saddle back , a stone cross finial is at the gable end.  Central 2 stage  12th C tower with a  13th C short  broach spire, with round headed light in each of the faces.    Windows are various stone mullion: lancet, trefoil, reticulated tracery .  All have hoodmoulds, some headstops.  The porch is gabled  [NAME] slate and terracotta half round ridge tiles,  with a stone parapet with a cross finial.     Stone sundial above the 2 centred arch (with headstops). | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.     [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Cocke et al, 1996, Recording a church : An illustrated Glossary, York, CBA |  |  | 15102, St Andrew Church, [NAME] | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15103 | Glaston hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | Glaston | Glaston | SK | 489820 | 300455 | Retail/commercial | Former large dwelling house now a chartered surveyors offices.  Late 19th C  gothic revival dressed Northampton Stone with stressed ashlar limestone quoins, window dressings and porch.  Various gabled roofs, Collyweston Stone Slate, some gables have parapets with stone finials, others are plain coping,  all have kneelers.  There are ashlar limestone mouldings below the eaves and above the first storey, various cherub faces in angled joints.   At least 8 tall chimney stacks in ironstone with stressed ashlar quoins and mouldings.  2 storey with attic, with L shaped right hand wing.  Windows are wooden sash within a limestone mullion with square headed lintel with ashlar architrave and stone sills.   Single upper floor stone oriel window mid eave with  3 faces and decorated frieze below the sill. The limestone porch has a renaissance style balustrade with decorative ashlar stonework including architrave and cornice with pulvinated frieze, an arched doorway with keystone and semi circular window with wooden outer doors.   There are 6 limestone ashlar gateposts with decorative coping and a low dressed block wall with iron railings. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15103, [NAME], Spring Lane, [NAME]. | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15104 | Coppice Farm |  | Building | Wing Road ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | Glaston | Glaston | SK | 489579 | 300730 | Dwelling house | 21st C  large farmhouse.  Regular coursed ironstone with ashlar quoins. Gabled slate roof with ashlar limestone coping and decorative moulding at coping end.  3 ironstone chimney stacks with decorative limestone moulding on each gable and central ridge.  2 storey with attic with single story side entrance roof same as main building.    Wooden casement windows with ironstone ashlar sills, ground floor has ironstone ashlar lintels.   Gabled open porch with slate roof and open wooden gable.  Single extension has open porch with slate roof and  approximately 1m high wall.  Surrounded by a recycled stone (ironstone and limestone) rubblestone drystone wall with flag coping. | 21st |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15104, Coppice Farm, Wing Road, Glaston | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15105 | Glebe Cottage | Sundial Cottage | Building | 21 Main Road ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | Glaston | Glaston | SK | 489665 | 300431 | Dwelling house | 17th C cottage, (altered 20th), coursed rubblestone ironstone.  High pitch coped gabled [NAME] stone slate roof.  2 stone ashlar limestone chimney stacks. 2 storey with attic.    Ironstone mullion windows to first floor with lead sheet water tabling.  Ground floor has a splayed bay window stone pillars separating each face.   Front door not visible from road. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15105, [NAME], 21 Main Road, Glaston | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15106 | Grange Farmhouse | The Old Swan | Building | Wing Road ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | Glaston | Glaston | SK | 489585 | 300430 | Dwelling house | 18th C large house with 19th C addition to rear (previously The Old Swan Inn).  Coursed, rubblestone limestone with ashlar limestone quoins and dressings ( few pieces of ironstone in the coursing).   3 ashlar block stone chimney stacks, 2 at end gables are double flue, central ridge single flue, all on base.  2 storey with attic, L plan.  Windows are limestone mullion with headmoulds.  Splayed bay 2 storey to left with chamfered lintel. 3 blocked window to left side elevation one to front.  Ashlar limestone banding at lintel and sill level coursing around the building.  Recessed doorway with irregular ashlar quoins and partial lead sheet above.  Limestone date plaque with hoodmould "DJ 1706".  [NAME] behind shrub indicate a previous doorway to the left of the bay window there is also moulded stone indicating a previous bootscrape. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15106, Grange Farmhouse, 1 Wing Road, Glaston | 30-NOV-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15107 | Great Casterton | Bridgecasterton | Village | ,Great Casterton,OAKHAM | Great Casterton | Great Casterton | TF | 500132 | 308796 |  | Village with Roman earthworks, originally the A1 (Ermine Street) ran directly through.    Most of the houses are stone from the local quarry which is a fine grained freestone, many on the main road have been recently cleaned, those that have not display black pollution.   Houses remaining date back to 17th C with a mixture of Collyweston Stone slate and Thatch roofs.   Council housing estates are on the outskirts of the village with very little stone in use. Village also named Castretone (11thC) Brigcasturton, [NAME], Briggecasterton (13th 14thC) [NAME] (15thC) | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Casterton Stone , [NAME] , Ketton Stone  , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,46773,74307,[PHONE],74311,74318,8395,8396, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county near to Stamford |  | 01-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15108 | St. Peter and St. Paul Church |  | Building | Old Great North Road ,Great Casterton,OAKHAM | Great Casterton | Great Casterton | TF | 500132 | 308796 | Place of Worship | 13thC Church, Limestone rubblestone and ashlar tower with embattlements.  [NAME] are low pitched with battlements, lead sheet roof.  Tower has buttresses and tall corner pinnacles.  Windows are all stone mullion, lancet with hoodmoulds, others are circular with trefoil.   There is a stone tomb under an arch within the outer wall.  The porch has battlements and is limestone rubblestone with ashlar on the upper courses.  Archway has stiff leaf capitals.  Painted white sundial over the porch. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Casterton Stone |  |  | 46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15108, St Peter & St Paul Church, Old North Road, Great Casterton | 01-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15109 | [NAME] |  | Building | Old Great North Road,Rear of St. Peter and St. Paul Church,Great Casterton,OAKHAM | Great Casterton | Great Casterton | TF | 500104 | 308793 | Farm | Agricultural barn, originally probably 17th C with 20th C alterations .  Much deteriorated rendering and coursed limestone rubblestone.  Extremely steep coped gable ends.   Redesigned with a new roof which has a very low pitch leaving the previous gable ends projecting.   Slate roof is 20th C.   Single storey with two openings with wooden doors for machinery.  Large ashlar blocks surround the opening.  At the rear are two modern wooden windows with brick surround.   At the right hand end the gable is brick and has a large 1m+ sculptured cross propped up against the wall.  Single story conjoined extension with small catslide roof to the right.  The building is surrounded by a rubblestone limestone wall. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Great Casterton Stone , Slate |  |  | 46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15109, [NAME], Old Great North Road, Great Casterton | 01-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15110 |  |  | Building | 43 Pickworth Road ,Great Casterton,OAKHAM | Great Casterton | Great Casterton | SK | 499954 | 309326 | Dwelling house | 20th C Cottage, regular coursed dressed [NAME] with ashlar dressing and irregular quoins.   18th C in appearance.  Gabled slate roof.  Single brick chimney stack to left hand gable.  2 storey "mock" double plan with additional 2 storey extension.   Wooden casement windows, with [NAME] and tile sills.  The ground floor has ashlar banding at lintel level across the front.  Wooden front door has wooden canopy above with slate. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15110, 43 Pickworth Road, Great Casterton | 01-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15111 |  |  | Building | 26 Old Great North Road (Main Street) ,Great Casterton,OAKHAM | Great Casterton | Great Casterton | SK | 499971 | 309117 | Dwelling house | Early 20th C House, ashlar regular coursed Ketton Stone with highly decorative ornamentation and larger block ashlar quoins.   [NAME] coped gabled roof with 2 bays, two gables facing the street. Central ridge four flue ashlar stone chimney stack.  2 storey "H" plan with ground floor base below the road.  Left bay has stone mullion windows with large chamfered hoodmoulds.   Right hand has 2 storey bay window, on top is a  high ridged narrow parapet following the same line as the gable roof with three decorative baluster finials two at the terminus the third at the peak with ball sculpture.  Date stone of "1901" with hoodmould.  Entrance door to right hand side, below road level, is ashlar block surrounding a wooden door.  The entrance is screened by a rubblestone wall. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Ketton Stone  , Collyweston Slate |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15111, 26, Old Great North Road, Great Casterton | 01-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15112 | The Limes |  | Building | Old Great North Road (Main Street) ,Great Casterton,OAKHAM | Great Casterton | Great Casterton | TF | 500072 | 308985 | Dwelling house | 19th C house, coursed squared  Great Casterton Stone and ashlar quoins and dressing.  Collyweston Stone Slate hipped roof with wide overhanging eaves right hand wing is hipped with plain oversailng eaves on frontage, left hand is gabled.  Terracotta vee-type ridge tiles.  1 large ashlar 3 tier stone chimney stack on a base above eaves in hip roof of right wing.    2 storeys (original building "L" shape with left hand extension of 2 bays, only one visible by the road). Victorian style sash windows with ashlar architrave, lintels and sills.  Recessed door with ashlar architrave and lintel.   Property has a rubblestone boundary wall capped with stone tiles. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Great Casterton Stone , [NAME] |  |  | 46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15112, The Limes, Old Great North Road, Great Casterton | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15113 | [NAME] | Gretam | Village | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492455 | 314648 |  | Village with ribbon development along an extremely busy main road, which leads directly to the A1.   Many limestone buildings, with heavy weathering from pollution.  Quite a few old inns are now dwelling houses.   [NAME] is on the outskirts of the village which is aggregate stone, with one new bed of building quality stone not yet used locally.   The outskirts and infill of the village have new developments from 1970's in brick and composite stone.  Boundary walls of properties are mostly hammer dressed stone mixture of oolitic and shelly ragstone similar to Barnack Stone.  The church was restored in late 19th C and parts of the architecture incorporated into a cottage on the main road (hidden by landscaping). Village also named [NAME] (11th-18thC) [NAME] (12th-16thC) [NAME] (14thC) | 13th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 2732,46711,46713,46737, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Possbly some Barnack Stone within the village. |  | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15114 | St. Mary the Virgin Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492455 | 314648 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church,  completely renovated in late 19th C,  limestone rubblestone (there are a few pieces of ironstone : Northampton Stone "bastard stone") with ashlar limestone 3 stage tower with moulded buttresses and broach spire.   The roof is partly lead sheet, chancel has Collyweston Stone Slate with parapet and stone decorative cross at peak.  Windows are all stone mullion a mixture of reticulated tracery, lancets, circular, trefoil.   Porch is late 17th C with Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapet and stone finial above a 2 centred arch.   [NAME] is mainly ooidal limestone. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 2732,46711,46713,46737, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], 1996, Recording a church : An illustrated Glossary, York, CBA |  |  | 15114, [NAME] the Virgin Church, [NAME] | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15115 | Village Well |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492556 | 314470 | Other/miscellaneous | 19th C well.  Ashlar limestone block.  Back  has approximately 3m tall coped arch with open fleur-de-lys. Hoodmould above a stone carved inscription  "all ye who hither come to drink rest not your thoughts below remember [NAME] well and think whence "living waters" flow".  Niche framed by two centred plain arch, with a highly weathered sculpture, listed status suggests this is a lion but it is now indistinguishable.   Either side of the niche low convex walls curve to a small opening in front . | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 2732,46737, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | entry for 2732 had upper and lower lincolnshire limestone on the sources spreadsheet, therefore this entry has only been put onto the upper limestone entry. This doesnt make sense, should be Lincolnshire Limestone generic in that case | 15115, Village Well, [NAME], [NAME] | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15116 | Godfreys Farm Barn |  | Building | 17 Main Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492536 | 314454 | Farm | 19th C barn, regular coursed dressed limestone, with heavy black pollution weathering, irregular ashlar quoins.   Terracotta pantiled roof.  High and wide.  Central brick arch opening with wooden doors, pitch hole with brick lintel with wooden cover.   Tie bars and 3 visible air hole slits. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Pantiles | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 2732,46711,46713,46737, | Fieldwork.   Peters, J.C. 1981, Discovering Traditional Farm Buildings, Princes Risborough, Shire Publications |  |  | 15116, Godfreys Farm Barn, 17 Main Street, [NAME] | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15117 | The Plough |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492600 | 314442 | Entertainment/leisure | 19thC Public House coursed limestone rubblestone.  [NAME] tiled roof (heavy with moss).  2 brick chimney stacks, central and right gable end.  2 storey with cellar with conjoined single story extension with hipped roof to right and rear .  Wooden casement windows with wooden lintels and tile sills to front, single wooden 20thC window to right hand side ground floor.   Door is flush and wooden with glazing.  Concrete steps with ashlar block (heavily weathered with pollution) retaining wall leads from road to door doorway, metal balustrade. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 2732,46711,46713,46737, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15117, The Plough, Main Street, [NAME] | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15118 | Hill Farm House |  | Building | 37 Main Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492666 | 314413 | Dwelling house | 17thC House, coursed dressed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] tile roof with copings one gable facing road.  3 brick chimney stacks at end right gables and rear.   1.5 storey "T" plan (possibly with cellar) .   Sash windows.  Frontage has wide gabled dormer  with wooden gabled end and cheeks.   6 steep stone steps lead to wooden part glazed  door with large block ashlar dressing.  Additional former agricultural buildings associated with this house are now either dwellings or small commercial buildings not visible from road. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 2732,46711,46713,46737, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15118, Hill Farmhouse, Main Street, [NAME] | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15119 | Gunthorpe |  | Village | ,Gunthorpe,Manton/Gunthorpe,OAKHAM | Manton/Gunthorpe | Gunthorpe | SK | 486903 | 305600 |  | Gunthorpe is a hamlet within the  parish of  Oakham, with a hall and a few small cottages.  The limestone [NAME] is not visible to the public and was refurbished in 2008.  The gatekeepers cottages are rendered with ashlar stone chimney. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 07-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15120 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,Hambleton,OAKHAM | Hambleton | Hambleton | ? | 489973 | 307577 |  | Although the manor house is 17th C the architecture of the village is mostly 19th C which now lies on a peninsular, much reduced due to the creation of Rutland Water.  Nether and Middle Hambleton which once formed the village are submerged by the reservoir (all except the 17th C Old Hall of Middle Hambleton).   It is a ribbon development with one road which ends at the reservoir.   Buildings  are all limestone with mostly [NAME] roofs except some in fill 20th C brick dwellings.   19th C "Hambleton Hall" which is now a Hotel and restaurant.   [NAME] also named as Hameldune (11th-12thC) [NAME] (11th-15thC) [NAME] (12th-18thC) [NAME] (12thC) [NAME] (14th-15thC) [NAME] (15th-18thC) [NAME] (17thC) | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Quarries/stone pits for this village are probably under Rutland Water. |  | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15121 | St. Andrew Church |  | Building | Hambleton ,Hambleton,OAKHAM | Hambleton | Hambleton | SK | 489973 | 307577 | Place of Worship | 13th C Church, coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins, substantial works to chancel and tower in late 19th C.  Lead and slate roof.    The tower has 3 stages with parapet, lucarnes and gargoyles and a squat recessed spire.  Nave has battlements with parapet and pinnacle.  Windows are all mullion, decorated and perpendicular with hoodmoulds and corbel heads, some have tracery and cinquefoil.  Porch roof is gabled with parapet and has a Collyweston Stone Slate roof with a stone cross finial.  There is a recess above the two centred archway. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton.  [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Cocke et al, 1996, Recording a church : An illustrated Glossary, York, CBA |  | Quarries/stone pits for this village are probably under Rutland Water. | 15121, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15122 | The Old Post Office |  | Building | Hambleton ,Hambleton,OAKHAM | Hambleton | Hambleton | SK | 490030 | 307558 | Dwelling house | 20th C, arts and crafts style end cottage, formerly a post office.   Regular coursed squared limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.   Gabled roof with overhanging eaves and wooden bargeboards in Collyweston Stone Slate.  Gable ends have timber frame exposed.   2 ashlar limestone chimney stacks, one on central ridge the other projecting from a gable false dormer.  1.5 storey.   Windows are stone mullion, with full height splayed bay to right wing.  Left wing has a single story squared bay with a jettied timber frame second storey above with wooden oriel window.   Copper clock with a post and telegraph sign hanging from the oriel.   Front door is part glazed with an ashlar architrave and cushioned lintel with "Post & Telegraph Office" on a shield.  There is a small window to the right which has ashlar chamfered surround.   The boundary wall is low with ashlar stone cap. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Ketton Stone |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Quarries/stone pits for this village are probably under Rutland Water. | 15122, Old Post Office, Hambleton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15123 | The Old Vicarage |  | Building | Hambleton ,Hambleton,OAKHAM | Hambleton | Hambleton | SK | 490080 | 307556 | Dwelling house | 19th/20th C House in gothic style.   Regular coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and banding to frontage, red brick to sides.   Hipped slate roof to the right, front projecting wing has a scalloped limestone parapet.  2 tall stone chimney stacks on bases on right hand eaves.  2.5 storey.   Windows are 2 and 3 light stone mullion.  Wooden door, with squared architrave and chamfered edges with  an  ashlar stone hoodmould | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Quarries/stone pits for this village are probably under Rutland Water. | 15123, The Old Vicarage, Hambleton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15124 | Wasthatched |  | Building | Hambleton ,Hambleton,OAKHAM | Hambleton | Hambleton | SK | 490032 | 307605 | Dwelling house | 19th C Cottage with 20th C addition, regular coursed Marlstone/limestone mix with wide mortar joints and ashlar limestone dressed quoins.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.   2 brick chimney stacks, one at end gable other central ridge.   2 storey.  Wooden casement windows with wooden black painted lintels.   Modern front door and gabled porch.  Boundary wall is limestone square blocks with concrete capping. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Marlstone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46769,66645,66646, | Fieldwork. |  | Quarries/stone pits for this village are probably under Rutland Water. | 15124, Wasthatched, Hambleton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15125 | Old Priests House |  | Building | Hambleton ,Hambleton,OAKHAM | Hambleton | Hambleton | SK | 489977 | 307541 | Dwelling house | 16th C house (with commercial dog kennels to rear).   Various additions over the centuries.   Rubblestone limestone with some ironstone repairs.   Ashlar quoins and blocks have been used as banding  and at various courses at end gable.   Gabled parapet with large stepped stones,  Collyweston Stone Slate roof Stone tiled roof and coped gables.  2  low ashlar block stone chimney stacks in central ridge.   1.5 storeys.  Deep buttresses to front and rear. To the left, 1 bay.   Various windows, 3 conservation roof lights to the rear above eaves, gabled dormer window in the eaves.  Rear wall of property forms boundary to churchyard and has a mullion stone window with hood, other windows have been blocked or have boarding with extractor fan outlets in.  Listed buildings on-line state that there are other  mullions and bay windows (these are not visible to the public).  Front door not visible. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Quarries/stone pits for this village are probably under Rutland Water. | 15125, Old Priest House, Hambleton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15126 | Ketton | Ketene | Village | ,Ketton,UPPINGHAM | Ketton | Ketton | SK | 498184 | 304295 |  | 11th C Large village, with substantial quarry of  fine grained limestone used as building stone throughout the country.  The quarries have been worked commercially since 16th C.   The village has evolved from various manorial holdings.  The village is on a main arterial route to Stamford and the A1.   The buildings are nearly all of the local stone, some heavily weathered due to motor pollution.   Ketton Cement Works is on the outskirts, with many company houses from the 20th C are along the main road.   On the outskirts of the village are late 20th C developments of brick but using stone as decorative features such as lintels.  [NAME] also named as [NAME] (11thC) [NAME] | 11th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , [NAME] , Ketton Rubblestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15127 | St. Mary the Virgin Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Ketton,UPPINGHAM | Ketton | Ketton | SK | 498184 | 304295 | Place of Worship | 13th C Church rubblestone limestone (possibly Barnack Ragstone, shelly) with central tower  in ashlar limestone and 14th C  tall broach spire with three tiers of lucarnes.  Restored in 19th C.  There are many stone buttresses.  Chancel has Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapet, elsewhere lead sheeting.   Windows are stone mullion, lancet, perpendicular, some with hoodmoulds.   Highly decorative doorway with moulded capitals and decorative shafts.  Various  Masons marks throughout the church. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Possbly some Barnack Stone within the building. | 15127, [NAME] the Virgin Church, Ketton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15128 | [NAME] | Millstone Cottage | Building | 6 Church Road ,Ketton,UPPINGHAM | Ketton | Ketton | SK | 498143 | 304238 | Dwelling house | 17th C house.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone (some squared) which could be a modern addition, with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] stone slate roof with parapet.  2 ashlar block stone chimney stacks on base.  2 storeys.   Windows are stone mullion with hoodmoulds on ground floor.  First floor has chamfered mouldings with stone architrave and lintels.   Central doorway with  3 pointed arch, stone lintel.  Blocked up doorway to the left with wooden lintel remaining.  2 flagstone steps to door. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , Collyweston Slate |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15128, [NAME], 6 Church Road, Ketton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15129 | Church House |  | Building | 21 Church Road ,Ketton,UPPINGHAM | Ketton | Ketton | SK | 498156 | 304287 | Dwelling house | 19th C house.  Coursed rubblestone limestone with ashlar banding and quoins.  [NAME] roof with [NAME] stone slate  2 ashlar block limestone chimney stacks on a base at each gable.   2 storey with attic, hipped single storey conjoined extension to left.   Windows are wooden casement with white painted wooden lintels and a stone band across frontage forming the lintel.    3 Dormer gabled windows with wide verges and [NAME] slate cheeks.   Central wooden half glazed door with wooden canopy over. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , Collyweston Slate |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15129, Church House, 21 Church Road, Ketton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15130 | Dovecote at Waters Edge |  | Building | 8 Church Road ,Ketton,UPPINGHAM | Ketton | Ketton | SK | 498267 | 304279 | Other/miscellaneous | Early 17th C Dovecote.   Ashlar squared stone Ketton Stone.   Single storey with [NAME] stone slate roof with parapet.    Windows hidden by large trees.  Stone sill at gable end. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , Collyweston Slate |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15130, Waters Edge Dovecote, Church Road, Ketton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15131 | [NAME] |  | Building | Church Road ,Ketton,UPPINGHAM | Ketton | Ketton | SK | 498140 | 304258 | Entertainment/leisure | 18th C [NAME].   Coursed rubblestone limestone at the side with  regular coursed ashlar block stone frontage and ashlar quoins.   [NAME] slate gabled roof. With white painted timber barge boards.   2 ashlar limestone chimney stacks on a base at each gable end.   1.5 storey with cellar with single storey rear extension, semi detached.  Single storey splayed bays painted (possibly stone).  2 gabled dormer wooden windows with shallow verges.    Central front door with Ashlar lintel and architrave, plain block.   Moulded stone recess former bootscrape.   Opening with wooden cover to cellar. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15131, The Railway Inn, Church Road, Ketton | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15132 | [NAME] | Longham | Village | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484367 | 311201 |  | Small village, estate buildings are mainly Marlstone and limestone with [NAME] slate roofs.   The village is set around a rectangular shape with narrow lanes leading to the rear of many properties.  It is split by the main road to [NAME].     There is a brewery site (now closed) and a 17th C  hall.    The parish also contains 19th C [NAME], with a model farm, this is now a camping site with new build properties in the grounds.   There are a few small brick built 2-up 2-down semi-detached properties with in-fill. Village also named [NAME] (13thC onwards) | 16th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Marlstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 74339,9667, | Fieldwork.    [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15133 | St. Peter and St. Paul Church |  | Building | Well Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484367 | 311201 | Place of Worship | 13th C Church (restored [NAME]), limestone ashlar with coursed Marlstone chancel which has bands of limestone.  3 stage tower with angle buttresses has a broach spire with 3 tiers of lucarnes, quatrefoil and octofoil openings.   Lead sheet roof with battlements and pinnacles and cross finials.  Windows are stone transom, mullion some are lancet, perpendicular, reticulated tracery, hoodmould with ballflower decoration.  Porch is two storey (possibly priest room above?), with battlements and pinnacles.   Mullion window with chamfered arch above doorway, hoodmould with ballflower decoration.     Four centred archway over door with moulded capitals.  The doorway has 18th C decorative ironwork above. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Marlstone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74339,9667, | Fieldwork.    [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  | 15133, St Peter & St Paul Church, Church Street, [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15134 | [NAME] |  | Building | 31 Church Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484376 | 311080 | Dwelling house | 18thC Cottage.  [NAME] with limestone rubblestone at the side with wide mortar joints.  Slate gabled steep pitched roof with timber barge boards painted white.   Single brick chimney stack at left hand gable end.  Single storey (possibly with attic), single unit.   Single wooden window to the left with wooden white painted lintel.  Modern wooden doorway to right with white painted wooden lintel, 2 flag stone steps. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 74339,9667, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15134, [NAME], 31 Church Street, [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15135 | Baptist Chapel |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484312 | 311140 | Place of Worship | 19th C Chapel.   Regular coursed Marlstone with ooidal limestone decorated band.  Gable slate roof.   2 storey.  Front gable is the entrance and  has two square pillars on each side with limestone finials.  Central square recess (false window) with a limestone plaque with "Baptist Chapel 1954" with hoodmould and [NAME].  Modern double glazed upvc windows with limestone keystones and stone sills.   Central wooden door with squared opening and stressed keystone and rectangular decorative glazing above. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 74339,9667, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15135, Baptist Chapel, Church Street, [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15136 | The Old Post Office |  | Building | 19 Church Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484345 | 311047 | Dwelling house | [NAME], house incorporating converted barn.   [NAME] rubblestone.   Gable tiled roof (modern).   1 brick chimney stack at left hand gable.  2 storey.  Various windows, all wooden casement except for 3 velux windows in the roof.   The barn former carriage opening has large window with 6 full single storey height light.  [NAME] lintels.  20th C single storey enclosed porch with hipped roof and  bonnet hipped tiles, limestone ashlar quoins.  Tie bars to main barn. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , [NAME] |  |  | 74339,9667, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15136, The Old Post Office, 19 Bridge Street, [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15137 |  |  | Building | 49 Church Street ,[NAME],OAKHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484448 | 311225 | Dwelling house | 20th C House in grounds of old hall.  Regular coursed squared Marlstone with brick quoins and window detail.   Gabled welsh slate roof with overhanging eaves and timber barge boards.  Single brick chimney stack at right hand gable.   2.5 storey. Wooden sash windows with stone sills and brick lintels and architrave.  Off centre doorway again with brick surround.   Blocked up doorway to left suggests this could have been 2 houses previously. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Marlstone , Slate |  |  | 74339,9667, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15137, 49 Church Street, [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15138 | Little Casterton | [NAME] | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Little Casterton | Little Casterton | TF | 501803 | 309904 |  | Very small village on the outskirts of Stamford with a few stone farmsteads all the stone is LIncolnshire Limestone, possibly Stamford or Great Casterton Stone.  The main house  is Tolethorpe Hall (17th C) which was remodelled in the 19th C in the gothic style and [NAME], the grounds of which have an open air theatre. Village also named Castretone (11thC) | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Great Casterton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15139 | All Saints' Church |  | Building | Main Street,Little Casterton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Little Casterton | Little Casterton | TF | 501803 | 309904 | Place of Worship | 13th C Church (renovated [NAME]) with double bell cote, coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and some repairs in plaster with lines to represent ashlar.  [NAME] and [NAME] low pitch roof with coped parapet and finial.   [NAME] is coped terminating in a cross, the brackets at the eaves has a (possibly [NAME] re-used) figure.   The stone mullion windows are lancet with hoodmoulds and headstops.  Some of the ashlar around the windows is highly weathered with red lichen.  There are many buttresses, each capped by moulded stone ridge.   The gable porch, with buttresses,  has a wide 2 centred arch with hoodmould. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46747, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  | 15139, All Saints Church, [NAME] | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15140 | Rose Cottage |  | Building | Main Street,Little Casterton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Little Casterton | Little Casterton | TF | 501840 | 309800 | Dwelling house | 19th C House, coursed squared rubblestone limestone with ashlar quoins.  Gabled slate roof.   2 ashlar block limestone chimney stacks on a base at each gable. 2 storeys, double fronted with modern conjoined garage which is rendered.   Recessed wooden sash windows with stone lintel, sills and ashlar block architrave.   Small window to second story at side with stone surround. Central wooden part glazed door with ashlar surround.  Low boundary wall, very eroded capped with iron railings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Great Casterton Stone , Slate |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15140, [NAME], Main Street, Little Casterton | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15141 | Hall Farmhouse |  | Building | Main Street,Little Casterton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Little Casterton | Little Casterton | TF | 501854 | 309781 | Dwelling house | 17th C farmhouse limestone ashlar block. Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapets. Gable has continuous band of moulded stone along outside edge. 2 storeys with attic,  single storey regular coursed extension to right.   Windows are wooden.  Upper floor have stone sills.  Ground floor have stone hoodmould wooden windows which were probably once mullion to match the remaining 3 light stone mullion window to the left (now hidden by shrubbery).  Two gabled  dormer windows with wooden cheeks.  Wooden part glazed door. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Great Casterton Stone , [NAME] |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15141, Hall Farmhouse, Main Street, Little Casterton | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15142 | Hall Farm Cottages |  | Building | Main Street,Little Casterton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Little Casterton | Little Casterton | TF | 501935 | 309848 | Dwelling house | 19th Century pair of cottages in regular coursed squared limestone, with ashlar quoins.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with decorative terracotta ridge tiles.  2 large rubblestone with ashlar quoins 3 stage chimney stacks on a base, top stage has moulding and ashlar block. 2 storey with attic "H" plan gables facing the front.  Wooden windows with segmented arch lintels and stone sills.  The lower windows have slight arch to top.  Date stone in ashlar "1879".   Entrances at sides with modern wooden door and arch glazed over with segmented arch. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Great Casterton Stone , [NAME] |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15142, Hall Farm Cottages, Main Street, Little Casterton | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15143 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | Main Street,Little Casterton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Little Casterton | Little Casterton | TF | 501972 | 309885 | Dwelling house | 19th C cottage.  [NAME] squared limestone.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with coping.  2 brick chimney stacks at end gable and within the ridge.   Single storey with two sections, one lower at the right.  Low wooden windows with timber lintels.  Doorway not visible | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46747, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15143, Linden Cottage, Main Street, Little Casterton | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15144 | Lyddington | Luddington | Village | ,Lyddington,UPPINGHAM | Lyddington | Lyddington | SP | 487620 | 296996 |  | Ribbon development village with a mixture of small and large dwellings dating from 17th C onwards, mostly ironstone buildings, some with Collyweston Stone Slate, thatch and corrugated roofing replacing old thatch.   There is a wide range of architectural styles, many have stone mullioned windows some use ashlar others rubblestone, many have been renovated nearly all are on  the listed register.   Lots of infill with new dwellings using Banbury Ironstone.    15th C English Heritage property Bede House in centre of village.  A late 20th C cul-de-sac uses brick.  Originally part of the Bishop of Lincolns Palace the village became part of the Burghley Estate, parish was part of a large deer park. Village also named as Lidenton (11thC) Lidentona, Lidington (12thC) [NAME], [NAME] (13thC) [NAME] | 15th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 140395,140398,74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15145 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lyddington,UPPINGHAM | Lyddington | Lyddington | SP | 487620 | 296996 | Place of Worship | 14th C church, (renovated [NAME] and 21st C) regular coursed ashlar block ironstone, (although weathering gives the appearance of rubblestone) 4 stage tower and rubblestone ironstone elsewhere.  Ashlar limestone dressings on tower and an ashlar limestone short broach spire.  The buttressed  tower has embattled parapets.   [NAME].  Windows are limestone  mullion and transom with various features : reticulated tracery, trefoil,  quatrefoil, cinquefoil, and limestone hoodmoulds with headstops.   Doorway has a 2  centred arch in  limestone with a sculpture above, the lower shafts are in ironstone, the tower has two shafts either side with sculpture above. | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 140395,140398,74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15145, St Andrew Church, Lyddington | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15146 | The Bede House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lyddington,UPPINGHAM | Lyddington | Lyddington | SP | 487585 | 297005 | Dwelling house | Part of the 12th C former Palace of Bishop of Lincoln, the remainder of the original palace is the 16th C solar, converted to an Almshouse by Burghley Estate in 17th C.  Coursed ironstone rubblestone with ashlar limestone in places, much restructuring and replacement of stone, with ashlar limestone dressings.  One of the entrances is carved out of a single piece of Uppingham Stone.    Wide mortar joints.   Gabled roof with Collyweston Stone Slate and limestone coping, other roofs are lean-to  including a timber veranda.  Various two flue chimney stacks of ashlar block limestone on a base, others are rubblestone with ashlar quoins. 2 storey with attic. Buttressed ashlar limestone to front.  Various windows all stone mullion or transom with square hoodmoulds and head stops, the  upper floor have arched and cusped lights, central splayed bay ashlar limestone  window to upper floor with blind first floor.  To the rear large transom window with wide hoodmould, various blocked up stone mullion windows and greater use of ashlar limestone blocks but not for decorative effect. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 140395,140398,74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  | On Building Stone Sources Spreadsheet, Uppingham Stone Quarries not identified by BGS, but new references given on row 228 and 229 | 15146, Bede House, Lyddington | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15147 | Stoneleigh |  | Building | 3 The Green ,Lyddington,UPPINGHAM | Lyddington | Lyddington | SP | 487561 | 297098 | Dwelling house | Medieval building becoming 17th C house, remodelled in 20th C (suggested it could have been part of ancillary building of Bishops Palace).   Coursed ironstone  and limestone rubblestone with irregular ashlar quoins. Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  2 Chimney stacks on a base, from smaller ashlar limestone.  2 storey.   Wooden casement windows with timber lintels and tile sills.   Central half timbered gable porch, base is ashlar ironstone blocks with limestone above.  Timber with glazing and mock Tudor timber/plaster.  Single storey conjoined extension to left with terracotta tiled roof.  Partial boundary wall 2m high in ironstone with wide mortar joints.  Rear wing not visible from road. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 140395,140398,74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15147, [NAME], 3 The Green, Lyddington | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15148 | Lyndon House | Linden House Farmhouse | Building | 59 Main Street ,Lyddington,UPPINGHAM | Lyddington | Lyddington | SP | 487473 | 297129 | Dwelling house | 17th C house.   Coursed, dressed ironstone/[NAME] stone with some large blocks, (these may have been ashlar but have weathered), some rubblestone.   Gabled slate roof with limestone ashlar parapets.  3 ashlar limestone/ironstone rubblestone chimney stacks on a base at each gable and central ridge.  2 storey with attic and single story conjoined extension to right.  All windows are ironstone mullion (2 and 3 light).  Upper right has limestone lintel.  Lower windows have hoodmoulds with stops.   Rear of property has modern wooden casement windows with timber lintels and a lean-to conservatory.  Single story brick extension to rear. Recessed wooden door has ashlar ironstone surround and hoodmould with stops.  Tie bars (crosses).  Very weathered with a place lichen. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 140395,140398,74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | On Building Stone Sources Spreadsheet, Uppingham Stone Quarries not identified by BGS, but new references given on row 228 and 229 | 15148, Lyndon House, 59 Main Street, Lyddington | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15149 | The Manor House | Manor House | Building | 22 Main Street ,Lyddington,UPPINGHAM | Lyddington | Lyddington | SP | 487499 | 297068 | Dwelling house | 18th C house, incorporating fragments of an earlier building. Restored late 20th C extension to rear. Coursed ironstone, with quoins of Uppingham Stone and some Upper Lincolnshire Limestone. Gabled [NAME] slate roof with coping on gables.  Two ashlar stone chimney stacks, ironstone on right gable, [NAME] on left.   2 storey with cellar and attics, "L" shaped, with single storey modern extension.  Windows are iron casement within oak frames, with ashlar lintels and stressed keystone, stone sills and ashlar block architrave.   3 hipped dormers have Collyweston Stone slate cheeks.  Wooden front door with fanlight has lintel over with stressed keystone.  Semi circular steps rise up to the front door | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | On Building Stone Sources Spreadsheet, Uppingham Stone Quarries not identified by BGS, but new references given on row 228 and 229 | 15149, The Manor House, 22 Main Street, Lyddington | 10-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15150 | Lyndon | Linden | Village | ,Lyndon,UPPINGHAM | Lyndon | Lyndon | SK | 490730 | 304416 |  | Small estate village associated with the 17th C [NAME].   Mostly limestone with thatch or Collyweston Stone Slate houses.   19th C building is brick with limestone decorations.  Original hall destroyed by fire and the limestone/brick ruins are visible.  Lyndon Estate own many of the houses various 17th C halls in ashlar limestone (e.g.. [NAME]) form part of the estate, along with working farms. Village also named Lindon(12th-18th C) Lyndon (13th), [NAME] (13th | 17th Century |  |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46772, | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15151 | St Martins Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Lyndon,UPPINGHAM | Lyndon | Lyndon | SK | 490730 | 304416 | Place of Worship | 13th extensively restored in the 19th Century.   Coursed ironstone and limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and windows.  3 stage tower with battlement.  [NAME] slate roof with parapet on nave and cross finial, lead sheet to aisle with stone coping.    Windows are all 19th C stone mullion except in the tower, some with hoodmoulds, others recessed with chamfered edges, varying stops.  The tower has 14th C trefoil/quatrefoil and transom  in a plain arch with hoodmould and end stops.  Dedication stone monument 18th C on the outside wall.  Porch has a gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof, timber gable end with a circular  limestone plaque in the side wall. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15151, St Martin Church, Lyndon | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15152 | Baytree Cottage |  | Building | Church Road ,Lyndon,UPPINGHAM | Lyndon | Lyndon | SK | 490843 | 304473 | Dwelling house | 18th C house.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone with Marlstone and limestone ashlar quoins.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof, with stone coping.  3 brick chimney stacks, one on each gable the other central ridge.  2 storey.   Wooden casement windows with timber lintels and irregular ashlar limestone quoins.  Recessed wooden part glazed front doors, left central, with timber lintel and irregular ashlar quoins in Marlstone and ashlar limestone. Boundary wall is drystone in places with renovations using mortar.  (2 wings to the rear not visible from the road). | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Marlstone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15153 | Home Farmhouse |  | Building | Church Road ,Lyndon,UPPINGHAM | Lyndon | Lyndon | SK | 490895 | 304457 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage.   Regular coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and wide mortar joints.  [NAME] roof with parapet at left hand gable with stone coping, to the right conjoined building (previously a barn) has terracotta pantile roof.   2 brick chimney stacks at each gable end.   Main cottage is 2 storey, barn now converted to dwelling is 1.5 storey.   Windows are wooden casement with wooden lintels and tile sills.  The converted barn has dormer with raking roof on the eaves, 2 other windows on ground floor, one has stone lintel and sill and appears to have been part of a blocked up doorway, remaining window has timber black painted lintel.  Wooden doorway has timber lintel. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772, | Fieldwork.     Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15153, Home Farm House, Church Road, Lyndon | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15154 | Periwinkle Cottage |  | Building | Church Road ,Lyndon,UPPINGHAM | Lyndon | Lyndon | SK | 490925 | 304423 | Dwelling house | 18th C building now a cottage with outbuildings limestone rubblestone regular coursed with ashlar limestone quoins, stepped ashlar blocks at gable end..  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  The rear roof is catslide (this was a lean-to roof extension to original building)  2 brick chimney stacks in central ridge.   1.5 storey. Wooden casement windows with timber lintels.  6 gabled dormer windows (modern), 3 to rear and 3 to front.   Small wooden window under the rear eaves and in single storey extension.  Doorway not visible.  Outbuildings are single story with gabled. [NAME] built converted into garage. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15154, Periwinkle Cottage, Church Road, Lyndon | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15155 | April Cottage |  | Building | Post Office Lane ,Lyndon,UPPINGHAM | Lyndon | Lyndon | SK | 490913 | 304326 | Dwelling house | 20th C House, using reclaimed Limestone, regular coursed rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  1 chimney stack to rear.  1.5 storey  Hipped thatch roof with decorated block ridge.   4 eyebrow dormers to front mirrored to rear.  Modern diamond leaded light windows with wooden painted lintels and tile sills.   Central gabled thatch open porch with flag stone coped parapet.  Segmented archway and small window with stone sill.   Boundary wall is mortared limestone  capped with  4 courses of stepped stone and terracotta half round ridge tiles.   [NAME] lean to with stone sides covering side entrance.   Limestone ashlar plaque "C R Wymer 1968" to side wall. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46772, | Fieldwork.   The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010]. |  |  | 15155, April Cottage, Post Office Lane, Lyndon | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15156 | Manton | Maynton | Village | ,Manton,OAKHAM | Manton | Manton | ? | 488069 | 304674 |  | Village with many architectural styles mainly 17th/18th C, the older part of the village was built in a central square  and consists of limestone rubblestone buildings with ooidal limestone ashlar quoins, occasional use of Marlstone, modern village spreads out from this and is brick built.   The 17th C limestone [NAME] is now a residential home for the elderly and has 18th C facade. Village also named [NAME] (12thC); [NAME], [NAME] (13thC) | 17th Century |  |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Marlstone , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15157 | St Mary Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Manton,OAKHAM | Manton | Manton | SK | 488069 | 304674 | Place of Worship | 13th C small church, restoration in late 19th C.  Coursed rubblestone limestone and ironstone with a double bellcote with buttress, of ashlar limestone squared blocks with lead sheet roof.  The 18th C chancel is ironstone with a Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapet and pediment at joining parapet with nave, with decorative terracotta ridge tiles.   Heavy buttresses with stumps of pinnacles at the apex.  Various stone mullion and transom windows  including  lancet, cinquefoil, tracery, some have square hoodmoulds with corbel heads.  The 2 storey porch has 2 stage buttresses with gable lead sheet roof. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Marlstone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15157, St Mary Church, Manton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15158 |  |  | Building | 20 St Mary's Road ,Manton,OAKHAM | Manton | Manton | SK | 488002 | 304651 | Dwelling house | Possibly 17th C house (now derelict).  Formerly 2 dwellings.    Coursed ironstone, limestone with marlstone and limestone quoins in places.   Gabled slate roof with coping at right gable.   3 chimney stacks, left central ridge is brick.  Middle central ridge is brick on a stone ashlar block base.  Right hand gable is ashlar block with brick cap and moulding.   2 storey.  Limestone mullion ashlar windows, 3 and 2 light most have hoodmoulds.   2 recessed wooden doors with timber lintels and irregular ashlar limestone/marlstone quoins.   Note it is not on the listed building register. | 17th Century |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Marlstone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15158, 20 St Marys Road, Manton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15159 |  |  | Building | [NAME] ,Manton,OAKHAM | Manton | Manton | SK | 487961 | 304645 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage coursed rubblestone limestone, with ashlar block.   Gabled slate roof with stone coped parapet to the left hand gable.   1 brick chimney stack on left hand gable.  1.5 storey semi detached with single storey conjoined extension with gabled slate roof to the left.   Wooden casement windows, two raking roof dormers.  Ground floor has moulded limestone window surround.  Tie bars.   Right hand wooden part glazed modern door has irregular ashlar blocks and a stone/concrete lintel.   [NAME] datestone of " R M 1709" | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15159, 8 St Marys Road, Manton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15160 |  |  | Building | 1 [NAME] ,Manton,OAKHAM | Manton | Manton | SK | 488078 | 304647 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage, irregular coursed rubblestone ironstone, with a few pieces of limestone, evidence of heightening under eaves as the ironstone becomes regular coursed and is not weathered.   Thatch roof with decorated block ridge.  Single storey terrace.   Brick chimney stack to left.   Wooden casement windows with black painted timber lintels.  Central wooden part glazed doorway with lead canopy. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010]. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15160, 2 Church Lane, Manton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15161 |  |  | Building | 5 Stocks [NAME] ,Manton,OAKHAM | Manton | Manton | SK | 488076 | 304589 | Dwelling house | Modernised 18th C cottage, coursed rubblestone recently cleaned ironstone and limestone, with ashlar limestone quoins and dressings.   Gabled stone coped thatch roof with decorated block ridge.   Left hand side addition has a hipped Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  3 brick chimney stacks, one to rear, one right hand gable one central ridge.  2 storey, cottage with extension to left.    Various wooden windows, one eyebrow dormer, casement and sash .  Ashlar surrounds with stressed [NAME].  Slightly recessed part glazed wooden door with ashlar block surround and stressed keystone lintel.  5 stone slab steps leading to entrance.  [NAME] retaining wall to front. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010]. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15161, 5 Stocks [NAME], Manton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15162 | Market Overton | Horton | Village | ,[NAME],Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Market Overton | Market Overton | SK | 488584 | 316449 |  | Large village where large scale ironstone quarry/mines operated in the early 20th century, many fieldnames are indicative of stone pits.   [NAME] was an important [NAME] village and was owned by Tickencote estate in 20th C sold in 1920's.    Older part of village is nearly all limestone buildings with Collyweston Stone Slate roofs and ashlar limestone dressings, modern developments are mixed brick or [NAME] stone, with 19th C brick cottages to outskirts. Village also named [NAME] (11thC) [NAME] (13thC) [NAME], Marketishoverton, [NAME] (14thC) Market Orton (16th-19thC); Margat, [NAME] | 17th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] , Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46691,46694,46695,46699,6517, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15163 | St Peter & St Paul Church |  | Building | ,[NAME],Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Market Overton | Market Overton | SK | 488584 | 316449 | Place of Worship | Saxon church built within Roman camp, rebuilt in the 13th C, further work in 19th C.   Coursed ironstone rubblestone and limestone ashlar block, heavy weathering with red and white lichen.   3 stage tower has battlements, the front face is ashlar limestone block with ironstone rubblestone at sides, there are carvings incorporated into the walls.   Low pitch lead sheet and slate roofs.   Stone mullion windows, various styles, arched with hoodmoulds and reticulated tracery, quatrefoils, trefoils, others with square hoodmoulds.   Stone finial crosses and a parapet on the chancel with a small bellcote.  Porch has slate roof with parapet with stone cross, in limestone ashlar blocks with buttresses, 2 centre arch with end stops. | Saxon | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15163, [NAME] and St Paul Church, [NAME] | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15164 | Old Manor House |  | Building | 6 Teigh Road,Market Overton,Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Market Overton | Market Overton | SK | 488677 | 316441 | Dwelling house | 18th C large house, regular coursed pale limestone with ashlar stone band above first storey, ashlar quoins and dressings.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone coped parapets on each gable.  3 Double flue ashlar stone chimneys linked by arches, on a base at each gable and central ridge.   2.5 storey with single storey conjoined extension with lean-to roof.  Recessed, wooden sash windows (Georgian) with ashlar limestone slightly projecting architrave with a single stressed keystone.   3 gabled dormers in the roof.   [NAME] recessed door with stressed keystone architrave, semi circular canopy over with lead roof.   2 stone steps to doorway. |  | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15164, The Old Manor House, 6 Teigh Road, Market Overton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15165 | Stile |  | Other | St Peter & St Paul Church,[NAME],Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Market Overton | Market Overton | SK | 488553 | 316469 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Stile, built with Anglo Saxon stone found in the churchyard. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46691,46694,46695,46699, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15165, Stile, [NAME] and St Paul Church, [NAME] | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15166 | Village Hall |  | Building | Main Street,[NAME],Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Market Overton | Market Overton | SK | 489013 | 316220 | Civic | 20th C village hall.  Ashlar large limestone blocks and angled quoins.  Single storey buttressed, with hipped slate modern roof.   [NAME] windows.   Porch to the left hand side has a large limestone lintel with datestone above "Village Hall 1932" |  | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Ketton Stone  , Slate |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,3853,8395, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15166, Village Hall, Market Overton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15167 | The Old Hall |  | Building | 34 Main Street,[NAME],Cottesmore,OAKHAM | Market Overton | Market Overton | SK | 488853 | 316230 | Dwelling house | 17th C Hall.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone with some ironstone rubblestone, with ashlar limestone quoins.  Irregular composition.   [NAME] roof.   Many ashlar block limestone chimney stacks.  2.5 storeys with gabled cross wings.   Wooden sash and some casement windows with a variety of surrounds, ashlar limestone architrave, wooden lintels or stone lintels and sills, one has a keystone architrave.   Door is recessed in a small gabled roof with ball finial.  The door is surrounded by 4 centre arch head with square hoodmould.   Surrounded by a high regular coursed squared limestone wall with flat coping. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15167, The Old Hall,  34 Main Street, Market Overton | 14-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15168 | [NAME] | Morcote | Village | ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492462 | 300782 |  | Ribbon development mostly 17th  village with a mixture of small and large dwellings dating from 17th C onwards, mostly limestone buildings some ironstone, many farmhouses, now converted to dwellings.  17th C manor house.  19th C  smaller cottages were previously farm and railway workers houses.    Many stone pits surrounded the village some were enveloped by the large scale open cast ironstone works based at Pilton were also carried out in the Parish.  New builds use [NAME] stone and an unknown ironstone which is much more orange than the local stone. Village also named [NAME] (11thC) [NAME], Morkote (13thC & 15th) Moricote (14thC) | 17th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17266,17267,46808,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835,6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 15-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15169 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492462 | 300782 | Place of Worship | 12th C small church with 3 stage tower with battlements and short spire, restored in 19th C.  Lead sheet roof. Coursed limestone rubblestone with repairs in ironstone.   The tower is  lime (and goat hair) rendered with ashlar limestone quoins, there is a doorway with 3 shafts with carved capitals and an arch window over .    Windows are various limestone stone mullion and transom : pointed lateral with hoodmoulds , square headed, perpendicular tracery, trefoil, quatrefoil, cinquefoil.   The gabled porch has a stone coped parapet and Collyweston Stone Slate roof .   21st C large slate commemorative plaque embedded in wall regarding the refurbishment of the clock, commemorating WW 1 . | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15169, [NAME], [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15170 | [NAME] |  | Building | Willoughby Road ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492568 | 301416 | Dwelling house | 21st C large farmhouse (replacing bungalow), squared regular coursed [NAME] with ashlar angled quoins and dressings.  Gabled roofs, composite slate with ashlar parapets.  1 stone stack in left ridge.   1.5 storey with single storey conjoined garage.   Composite design with two gabled wings facing the front.   Windows are upvc with ashlar lintels with stressed keystone and ashlar limestone sills.   Large dormer balcony supported by timber beams above entrance, one dormer to right wing with timber cheeks above eaves.  Wooden door with large windows either side.  [NAME] stone boundary wall approximately 1.5m with segmented stone coping on edge. [NAME] stones either side of entrance. | 21st | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15170, [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15171 |  |  | Other | 7 Willoughby Road ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492234 | 300877 | Dwelling house | Possibly 19th C Cottage extensive renovation 21st C.   Original core coursed limestone rubblestone, extension unknown ironstone/sandstone and [NAME].   Ashlar limestone quoins, irregularly coursed.   Gabled rosemary tile roofs.  Central brick chimney stack.   2 storey.  Wooden windows with timber lintels and tile sills, one dormer within eaves.  Entrance to left hand side with tiled  canopy over.  Tie bars to original part of the property | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 17266,17267,46808,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835,6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15171,  7 Willoughby Road, [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15172 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | 15 High Street ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492393 | 300766 | Dwelling house | 19th C gothic style house. Coursed rubblestone limestone with ashlar quoins and dressings.  Gabled slate roof, right hand gable has a high parapet.   4 ashlar stone chimney stacks, some twinned and joined by moulded ridge. 2 .5 [NAME].   Wooden windows with limestone lintels and sills.  2 dormer windows within eaves.   Wooden double entrance door with limestone lintel above.    Tall limestone/ironstone rubblestone boundary wall with stone coping. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 17266,17267,46808,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15172, The Old Rectory, 15 High Street, [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15173 |  |  | Building | 6 School Lane ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 492478 | 300762 | Dwelling house | 19th C house once part of old school, probably converted from an earlier building.  Coursed rubblestone limestone, with ashlar quoins dressings.  2 part gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with parapets which is conjoined to the right a lower extension without parapet.  2 brick chimney stacks to the right on the original gable end and the gable end of the extension.  2 storey. The original building to the left has been increased in height using larger squared limestone blocks up to the eaves.   Windows are wooden casement with limestone sills.  The ground floor windows have limestone lintels with stressed keystone and alternate ashlar blocks.  2 entrances, one has a four centred arch in ashlar limestone.  The main entrance has a wooden door and is flanked by a small projecting wall either side with limestone capping, one step into entrance made with 2 limestone flags. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 17266,17267,46808,46831,46832,46833,46834,46835, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15173, 6 School Lane, [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15174 | Normanton | [NAME] | Village | ,Normanton,UPPINGHAM | Normanton | Normanton | SK | 493258 | 306278 |  | Originally a small village depopulated in the 18th C, inhabitants moved to Empingham to build a  Adams style large house, later removed in early 20th C.  Hotel which was the former stables and chapel/church of [NAME] remain.  Ashlar limestone, partly submerged on the shore of Rutland Water.  A farmhouse associated with the old demolished hall has Ancaster estate architecture and stone. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Ancaster Stone | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  | 15174, St Mathews Church, Normanton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15175 | North Luffenham | [NAME] | Village | ,North Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | North Luffenham | North Luffenham | SK | 493441 | 303251 |  | Village with [NAME] origins, large cemetery excavation to the north and moated earthworks.   16th C onwards Lincolnshire limestone rubblestone houses of varying sizes remain with a large Hall, formed part of the Ancaster Estate.  Previous large hall pulled down, early 19th C but ha ha with regular coursed rubblestone squared limestone remains, now part of the local primary school field.  Model Farm is brick built (local kilns) but with Ancaster stone with  coat of arms as dressing (as per Empingham) New housing estate is brick built, but new houses within the historic core use [NAME] rubblestone with ashlar quoins and dressings. Village also named [NAME] (11thC) Norlufeham, Lufham (12thC) | 16th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46792,46793,46794,46795,46796,46797,6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15175, [NAME], North Luffenham | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15176 | [NAME] and [NAME] |  | Building | ,North Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | North Luffenham | North Luffenham | SK | 493441 | 303251 | Place of Worship | 13th C large church with buttressed 3 stage tower and broach spire with 3 sets of lucernes.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone with ashlar dressings with lead roof and embattled ashlar parapets.  Restored late 19th C.  Limestone mullion windows   various features, perpendicular, lancet, y tracery, reticulated, quatrefoil,   squared, arched, hoodmoulds with headstops.     2 large porches with Collyweston Slate gabled roofs, pointed arches, with shafts. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46792,46793,46794,46795,46796,46797, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15176, [NAME] the Baptist Church, North Luffenham | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15177 | Wall |  | Other | St Mary & St [NAME],St Mary & St John School,North Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | North Luffenham | North Luffenham | SK | 493425 | 302375 | Wall/archway/gateway | Approximately 3m high wall with stepped coping, regular coursed rubblestone with an opening that has ashlar block quoins and metal gate.   Some banding near the entrance with narrow ashlar blocks, which could be repairs.  [NAME] at the opening to the school drive, 100m approximately in length, with small arch window half way along.   No individual listing presumably listed with the Church. |  | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46792,46793,46794,46795,46796,46797, | Fieldwork.   [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15177, Wall, [NAME] the Baptist Church, North Luffenham | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15178 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,North Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | North Luffenham | North Luffenham | SK | 493201 | 303422 | Dwelling house | 18th C house, coursed rubblestone limestone with ashlar quoins and dressings narrow paler stone banding above first floor.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with coped ashlar stepped parapets.   2 brick chimney stacks on an ashlar limestone base at each gable end. 2.5 storeys.  3 hipped dormer windows above the eaves.  upvc, mock Georgian sash windows with a white painted surround, keystone lintel (unable to identify if this is painted stone).  Wooden panelled door with glazing over with white painted surround with keystone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46792,46793,46794,46795,46796,46797, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15178, [NAME], [NAME], North Luffenham | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15179 | Dove Cottage |  | Other | Church Street ,North Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | North Luffenham | North Luffenham | SK | 493458 | 303419 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage, substantially renovated in late 20th C. Regular coursed rubblestone limestone, with 21st C [NAME] garage and boundary wall.     Steep high pitched Collyweston Stone Slate roof, hipped on left gable on right.  Central brick stack within the ridge.   1.5 storey, conjoined to single storey outbuilding (ground floor is below road level).  This cottage forms a row which consists of a 15th Century barn, conjoined with a single storey outbuilding previously used for commercial trade then the cottage.   2 dormer gabled windows above the eaves with slate cheeks to the front, with 4 to the rear..  Windows are all wooden.     To the right hand gable end is a large fixed window with irregular ashlar blocks either side.  Entrance to the rear.   Boundary wall to the right of the property, left side is weathered Lincolnshire limestone, right including new garage (with slate roof) is [NAME] stone with cock and hen coping. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46792,46793,46794,46795,46796,46797,6517, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15179, Dove Cottage, 4 Church Street, North Luffenham | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15180 | Bus Stop |  | Building | Church Street ,North Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | North Luffenham | North Luffenham | SK | 493521 | 303371 | Infrastructure/street furniture | 20th C bus stop.  Regular coursed squared rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  Gable [NAME] slate roof with timber barge board, set within a rubblestone coursed limestone drystone wall with cock and hen coping. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46792,46793,46794,46795,46796,46797, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15180, Bus Stop, Church Street, North Luffenham | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15181 | Pickworth | Pykworth | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Pickworth | Pickworth | SK | 499226 | 313824 |  | 18th C small village mostly rebuilt in the 19th C  (previous village of 13th C deserted, battle of [NAME] field 15th C may have contributed to its later demise).   Limestone houses, remains of previous church arch (limestone) on the edge of the field.  Formed part of the Burghley estate.  Old church stone used to build local bridges. Village also named [NAME], Pikeworda, Pykewurthe, Pikeworth, Picworthe, Pikkeworth (13thC) Pykeworth, Picworth (14thC) Pikworth | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46728,46729,46730,46746, | Fieldwork.   [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  |  | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15182 | All Saints Church |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Pickworth | Pickworth | SK | 499226 | 313824 | Place of Worship | 19th C church. Course squared rubblestone limestone very weathered, with ashlar quoins.     Low pitch gabled slate roof. Porch has a quasi tower in limestone ashlar with stone moulding and small parapet.   Large round headed windows with jam shaft and mouldings.   Boundary dry wall is pale limestone regular coursed with angled stone coping and ashlar gate posts with pyramid copings. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 46728,46729,46730,46746, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15182, All Saints Church, Pickworth | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15183 | Chapel House |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Pickworth | Pickworth | SK | 499517 | 313809 | Dwelling house | 19th C former chapel, now a dwelling.   Regular coursed squared limestone with ashlar dressings and clasping buttresses, stepped at first floor.   Gable slate roof.  Block limestone  stack in central ridge.  2 storey with attic semi detached.   Wooden windows, upper floor have arches with hoodmould ashlar .  Lower floor are square with ashlar lintels, architrave and sills.   Central large porch with lead roof with gabled parapet with finial and decoration.  carved decorative limestone plaque "AD 1870".    Wooden front door has ashlar arch with serrated edge. |  |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 46728,46729,46730,46746, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15183, Chapel House, [NAME] | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15184 | Pickworth Cottages |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Pickworth | Pickworth | SK | 499454 | 313770 | Dwelling house | 20th C semi detached cottages, modernised.   Regular coursed squared limestone rubblestone with ashlar angled quoins.   Gabled slate roof.  Each cottage has a central chimney stack, of coursed rubblestone with ashlar quoins with a brick cap in the central ridge.   2 storey semi detached.  upvc windows  Upper floor are all  gabled dormer within eaves.   All windows and doors have ashlar lintels sills and block architrave.   upvc door. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 46728,46729,46730,46746, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15184, Pickworth Cottages, Pickworth | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15185 | Paddock House |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Pickworth | Pickworth | SK | 499333 | 313792 | Dwelling house | 20th C house.   Regular coursed squared [NAME] stone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and dressings.   Gabled modern slate roof, with catslide to the rear.  Rubblestone end gable chimney stack.  2 storey with single storey sun room with hipped roof.   Wooden casement windows with flat plain ashlar lintels and tiled sills.  Central wooden door with full height glazing either side.   Canopy above. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15185, Paddock House, [NAME] | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15186 | Manor House |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Pickworth | Pickworth | SK | 499019 | 313857 | Dwelling house | [NAME], possibly former rectory renovated 21st C (conservatory to front removed on site visit) limestone (possibly [NAME]).  Gabled slate roof.  2 brick chimney stacks  at each gable end right stack on a stone base.  2 storey with attic, L plan.  Wooden sash windows with plain lintels and sills and alternate ashlar blocks to side, ground floor splayed bay window with ashlar jambs.  Many ashlar banding to front.      Recessed part glazed wooden door with light over.  Ashlar 2 part lintel and alternate blocks architrave.  Large limestone step to entrance.   Boundary wall is low rubblestone limestone with 2 gate entrance ashlar piers with pyramid caps. |  |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 46728,46729,46730,46746, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15186, Manor House, [NAME] | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15187 | Pilton | Piltoun | Village | ,Pilton,UPPINGHAM | Pilton | Pilton | SK | 491467 | 302936 |  | 17th/18th small hamlet, once a larger village housing railway workers.   Large quarry in parish for open cast ironstone mining and brick making site, as large clay overlay.   Small farms with associated cottages are all limestone, a couple of 20th C houses are also regular coursed limestone.  Limestone farmhouse has Ancaster Estate architecture outbuildings in red brick. Village also named Piltona, [NAME] (13thC) Polton, [NAME] (14thC) |  |  |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Many of the stone pits have probably been engulfed by the large open cast mining in the 19th C |  | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15188 | St Nicholas Church |  | Building | ,Pilton,UPPINGHAM | Pilton | Pilton | SK | 491467 | 302936 | Place of Worship | 13th C church,  largely restored in 19th C.   Mixture of ironstone rubblestone and  limestone rubblestone (possibly [NAME], very shelly) , ashlar dressings.    Double ashlar limestone bellcote with finials and stepped copings.   [NAME] roof.    Various windows, some mullion, perpendicular, lancet.   Some of the windows have ironstone mouldings and tracery, [NAME] hoodmoulds with headstops.   19th C Porch ashlar block, gabled with stone parapet with stone finial and terracotta decorated ridge tiles.  Porch has 2 centred pointed arch with 4 orders.   Carved panel in wall with small hoodmould "WEE? 1562" | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  | Possbly some Barnack Stone within the building. Many of the stone pits have probably been engulfed by the large open cast mining in the 19th C | 15188, St Nicholas Church, Pilton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15189 | April Cottage |  | Building | Main Street ,Pilton,UPPINGHAM | Pilton | Pilton | SK | 491446 | 302949 | Dwelling house | 20th C house.  Regular coursed squared limestone.   [NAME] gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with scalloped edge barge boards.  1.5 storey with single conjoined flat roofed garage.   Gabled dormer windows upvc.   [NAME] windows elsewhere with timber lintels.   Front porch gabled projects above the roof line. |  |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Many of the stone pits have probably been engulfed by the large open cast mining in the 19th C | 15189, April Cottage, Main Street, Pilton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15190 | 5 Main Street |  | Building | ,Pilton,UPPINGHAM | Pilton | Pilton | SK | 491415 | 302961 | Dwelling house | Possibly 18th Cottage.   Coursed rubblestone limestone with banding wide mortar joints in places.  [NAME] gable with decorated block ridge.  Two brick chimney stacks at each gable.   2 storey with a conjoined extension with has slate roof (modern) .   Wood casement windows with 2 eyebrow dormers.   Wooden lintels.  Modern extension has stone lintels.  Boundary wall is drystone limestone with rough stone coping.   Entrance has a canopy gabled roof. |  |  | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Many of the stone pits have probably been engulfed by the large open cast mining in the 19th C | 15190,  5 Main Street, Pilton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15191 | Highfield Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Pilton,UPPINGHAM | Pilton | Pilton | SK | 491468 | 302897 | Dwelling house | 19th Farmhouse.  Limestone/ironstone,  coursed rubblestone with ashlar quoins, ashlar banding to upper floor.  .  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone coped parapets.   2 Ashlar block chimney stacks on a base at each gable.   Wooden casement windows with timber lintels to upper floor and irregular ashlar block architrave, banding forms the sill.  Lower floor and front door have keystone lintels with stone sills and irregular architrave, all in limestone.  Central wooden door with glazing.   Stone steps lead up to entrance, dry stone limestone wall surrounding.   Stone plaque above door  "H & S, MDCCCXXIII"  Rear wing  outbuildings. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Many of the stone pits have probably been engulfed by the large open cast mining in the 19th C | 15191, Highfields Farmhouse, Pilton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15192 | The Wilderness |  | Building | [NAME] ,Pilton,UPPINGHAM | Pilton | Pilton | SK | 491482 | 302988 | Dwelling house | 20th C house.  Regular coursed squared limestone with ashlar quoins.   [NAME] gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with  barge boards. 2 brick chimney stacks within the ridge.   1.5 storey with single conjoined cabled roof extension.   Gabled dormer windows upvc with wooden weatherboarding.   [NAME] windows elsewhere with timber lintels.     Modern wooden/half glazed door with wooden lintel.  Date stone in limestone with "C R Wymer 1971" under eaves. |  |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Many of the stone pits have probably been engulfed by the large open cast mining in the 19th C | 15192, The Wilderness, Pilton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15193 | Preston | Preston on the Hulle | Village | ,Preston,UPPINGHAM | Preston | Preston | SK | 487004 | 302366 |  | Village of mostly 17th C architecture. ironstone houses, mixture of thatch and Collyweston Slate roofs. | 17th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15194 | [NAME] and [NAME] |  | Building | Main Street ,Preston,UPPINGHAM | Preston | Preston | SK | 487004 | 302366 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church (restored [NAME]) with 3 stage tower and battlements, tall spire, coursed rubblestone ironstone with [NAME] and limestone dressings.  [NAME] weathered with pale lichen.   Gabled lead roof.   Various mullion windows with mainly straight head perpendicular with square hoodmould, with end stops some are cinquefoil, trefoil .   [NAME] has y tracery transom with semi circular arch windows.    [NAME] porch with Collyweston Stone Slate and stone coping and four pointed stone arch, various tones used, in the arch.  .  Large ironstone sundial finial. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Marlstone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  | 15194, [NAME] and St Paul Church, [NAME] | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15195 | The Old Fox and Hounds |  | Building | 2 Cross Lane ,Preston,UPPINGHAM | Preston | Preston | SK | 487159 | 302425 | Dwelling house | 17th C former Public House, now a dwelling.   Northampton Stone rubblestone, regular coursed with wide mortar joints and small rubblestone quoins and dressings.   Gabled that roof with limestone coping  and end stops with cross stitching .  2 brick chimney stacks one in central ridge, one at right hand gable with stone moulded plinth.  2 storey, semi detached,  with rear extensions.  Various windows, all wooden some sash, some casement.  Front left has stone surround and hoodmould indicative of previous mullion.   Recessed wooden door, blocked up doorway to right.   New windows to the right side have segmented ironstone lintels and tile sills.  Tie bar. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15195, The Old Fox and Hounds, 2 Cross Lane, Preston | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15196 | Hazel Farm |  | Building | 5 Main Street ,Preston,UPPINGHAM | Preston | Preston | SK | 487119 | 302434 | Dwelling house | 19th C house.  Ashlar block Northampton Stone with limestone ashlar dressings and quoins.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with limestone parapet.   3 brick chimney stacks on ironstone bases.  2 storeys with attic.  Wooden sash windows  and 2 hipped dormers within the roof above the eaves.   All windows and doorway have double stressed keystones in limestone with lintels, sills and irregular limestone ashlar blocks.   Wooden doorway with limestone step. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15196, Hazel Farm, 5 Main Street, Preston | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15197 |  |  | Building | 34 Main Street ,Preston,UPPINGHAM | Preston | Preston | SK | 487132 | 302583 | Dwelling house | 19th C cottage.  Northampton Stone, regular coursed rubblestone squared, with wide lime mortar joints, a few limestone's used for repair. Hipped thatch with decorated block ridge and cross stitching.   Single central ridge brick chimney stack.  2 storey with conjoined single storey hipped roof tiled garage to left.    Wooden casement windows with timber lintels.  Central wooden front door with timber lintel.   Limestone plaque "HS 1807" | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15197, 34 Main Street, Preston | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15198 | The Mullions | Mullion Cottage | Building | 22 Main Street ,Preston,UPPINGHAM | Preston | Preston | SK | 487156 | 302378 | Dwelling house | 17th C Cottage.   Coursed ironstone rubblestone with wide lime mortar joints.   Gabled slate roof.  Central brick chimney stack.  2 storey terraced.  Limestone Mullion windows with hoodmoulds on ground floor .   Splayed bay to right has marlstone mullion 5 light with tiled roof.  Small single wooden window with wooden lintel in centre.    Recessed wooden door up four steps from pavement with timber lintel. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15198, The Mullions, 22 Main Street, Preston | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15199 | Ryhall | Riall | Village | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ryhall | Ryhall | TF | 503622 | 310820 |  | Village, mostly upper Lincolnshire limestone, general architecture is from the 17th C onwards.  Includes the small hamlet of Belmesthorpe.  Collyweston Stone Slate roofs and slate.  The village is quite close to Stamford, therefore Stamford Stone could be a consideration for the local building stone, but this has not been verified. Village also named Righale, Riehale (11thC) Rihale (12thC) Ryale, Reyhal (13thC) Real (14thC) Ruyhall | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15200 | [NAME] the Evangelist Church |  | Building |  |  |  | ? | 503622 | 310820 | Place of Worship | 13th C Church, restored [NAME] is rubblestone, elsewhere ashlar Lincolnshire Limestone. 3 stage tower with lancet windows and a broach spire with gabled lucernes.  Main roof is lead sheet, porches have Collyweston Stone Slate   20th/21st C ashlar porch in [NAME] with Collyweston Stone Slate Roof ashlar parapet, wooden door, banded moulding incorporated in building  to form hoodmould.   Various mullion windows, with cinquefoil, trefoil, quatrefoil, vertical tracery and hoodmoulds with head stops and hood stops.   Various narrow buttresses with niches, probably for statues, with moulded stone capping.   Dog tooth moulding in various places.  Archway to doorway has intricate moulding, this also has an embattled parapet and a priest chamber. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17354,2730,34942,34943,34944,34945,34946,46702,46703,[PHONE],46706,46707,46708,46724, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. Pevsner N. 1960, The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  |  | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15201 | The Cedars |  | Building | New Road ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ryhall | Ryhall | TF | 503542 | 310928 | Dwelling house | 17th C house.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone, some banding in gable end..   Gabled Collyweston Stone slate roof with coping.  Three 2 flue ashlar chimney stacks at gable ends and in ridge.  2 storey with attic, L plan with single storey extension (probably a former garage), evidence of a further building to this extension in the stone work.  2 hipped dormer windows within the roof.   First Floor small wooden casement windows with timber lintel and stone sills, ground floor are large Victorian style sash.   Off centre part glazed wooden door with open triangular pediment.  Single storey extension has double doors, glazed arches with stone lintel and sill. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15201, The Cedars, New Road, Ryhall | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15202 |  |  | Building | 1-4 Forestors Cottages,Church Street,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ryhall | Ryhall | TF | 503711 | 310841 | Dwelling house | 19th C Row of 4  terraced symmetrical cottages.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone with stressed ashlar limestone quoins.  Gabled slate roof.  5 brick chimney stacks, gable ends and within the ridge. 2 storey.  Windows are upvc double glazed units.   Each cottage has one upper and ground floor window.  Windows and doors have ashlar block surrounds with limestone lintels and sills. Two left hand cottages have flush front doors, two right hand have gabled porches. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15202, 1-4 Foresters Cottages, Church Street, Rhyall | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15203 | The Green Dragon Pub |  | Building | The Square ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ryhall | Ryhall | TF | 503653 | 310883 | Entertainment/leisure | 17th C Public house with a 13th C vaulted cellar, suggestion that the building is on the site of the original manor house. Coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins, quite weathered/eroded .     Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.   Brick chimney stack at end gable on an ashlar stone base  1.5 storey,  main block and cross wing with gable end facing the street.  Wooden casement windows, 2 gabled dormers just above eaves.  Main building has sash windows on ground floor.   Low partially glazed wooden door with white painted timber lintel. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin Mee A. 1937, The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15203, [NAME], The Square, Rhyall | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15204 | Dovecote |  | Building | Rhyall Hall,5 Church Street,[NAME],OAKHAM | Ryhall | Ryhall | TF | 503617 | 310717 | Farm | 17th C Dovecote.   Coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins .   Pyramidal Collyweston Stone Slate roof with wooden louvre with small arches, capped with a further pyramidal roof and small finial.   [NAME] plan.  Small openings in each face with irregular ashlar block surround.  Evidence of blocked doorway. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46747,46773,74307,74309,74310,74311,74318,8396, | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME], J.E.C, 2003, Discovering Trditional Farm Buildings, Buckinghamshire, Shire Publications |  |  | 15204, Dovecote, The Hall, 5 Church Street, Rhyall | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15205 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Village | ,Ridlington,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484768 | 302738 |  | The parish formed part of an ancient forest and is one of the oldest in Rutland, but the remaining architecture is 17th C onwards. Buildings are in Northampton Stone, some with contrasting limestone detail.  New buildings use Banbury Stone (ironstone) and [NAME] .   Various roofing materials : thatch, Collyweston Stone Slate and slate.  The outskirts of the village has brick and pre-fabricated mid 20th local authority housing. Village also named [NAME] (11thC) Redlinton, Ridelinton (12th-13thC) Redlington (13th-18thC) Rodlinge, Reddillinton (13thC) Rillyngton (15hC) [NAME] | 17th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15206 | [NAME] and [NAME] |  | Building | Main Street ,Ridlington,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484768 | 302738 | Place of Worship | 13th C church with tower, restored early 19th C, upper part of  3 stage tower rebuilt 20th C.   Northampton Stone squared rubblestone and limestone ashlar banding.   [NAME] roof(being re-laid on porch during  site visit) with limestone parapets and finials.  Buttresses have stepped limestone coping.   Windows are various limestone mullion and transom, some perpendicular, square heads with hoodmoulds, trefoil - flat modern sills. The upper part of the tower is ashlar limestone block forming a parapet, below this is a decorative band with ornamentation in a band and quatrefoil with large arch windows.  The porch is Northampton Stone with a limestone arch with headstops, some ooidal ashlar quoins. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.  [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15206, [NAME] and St Andrew Church, [NAME] | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15207 | Church Farm Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Ridlington,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484776 | 302703 | Dwelling house | 18th C farmhouse.   Northampton Stone rubblestone with Uppingham Stone ashlar quoins and dressing, wide mortar joints.   Gabled roof, thatch with patterned block ridge.  2 brick chimney stacks at left hand gable and central ridge.   2 storey.  Modern upvc windows, 3 eyebrows above upper floor windows but not dormer.   Timber lintels and tile sills.   Wooden door with timber lintel.   Tablet above door has "CE 1776"  Possibly two cottages or an addition to the right as different coursing levels of stone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Uppingham Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15207, Church Farm Farmhouse, [NAME], [NAME] | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15208 |  |  | Building | 35a Main Street ,Ridlington,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484919 | 302877 | Dwelling house | 21st C house.  Regular coursed squared ironstone (possibly Banbury Stone) with ashlar quoins.  Gabled slate roof.   Brick chimney stack at end gable.  1.5 storey, with adjoining double garage   Wooden casement windows, 2 dormers above eaves. With ironstone ashlar lintels and sills.   Partially glazed entrance door with timber gabled tiled canopy over. | 21st | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Ironstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Possibly Banbury Ironstone | 15208, 35a Main Street, Ridlington | 05-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15209 | Pump Cottage |  | Building | 6 Main Street ,Ridlington,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484862 | 302789 | Dwelling house | Possibly former agricultural building or smaller cottage in two parts .   Northampton Stone coursed on ground floor with pale render on upper floor, limestone used in various courses, re-used limestone ashlar lintels form part of the courses in others, limestone quoins. Gabled tiled roof.  3 brick chimney stacks, at each gable and central. Wooden windows, upper floor has 4 hipped dormers.  Central open limestone  porch, gabled with arch with plaque "??87" | 19th? | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15209, [NAME], 6 Main Street, Ridlington | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15210 | Village Hall |  | Building | Main Street ,Ridlington,UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SK | 484857 | 302831 | Civic | 19th C Village Hall.   Northampton Stone rubblestone and with limestone ashlar quoins and decoration.  [NAME] slate roof with limestone parapets.  1 large chimney stack on outside from ground floor, Northampton stone with limestone rubblestone banding and limestone ashlar quoins.  1 storey. Plain 4 light mullion window with ashlar blocks forming arch in the coursing above.   Open gabled porch with limestone finial.  Plaque above door "A 1873 D" | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15210, Village Hall, Ridlington | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15211 | Seaton | [NAME] | Village | ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 490416 | 298246 |  | Linear village of small cottages and farmsteads using Lincolnshire limestone, the Church however is Northampton Stone, many of the buildings renovated in the 20th C, mixture of thatch and slate roofs.   19th C buildings have a mixture of brick and regular coursed squared Lincolnshire limestone.   New 21st C housing developments in fill used [NAME] for large houses.   Plenty of dry stone walling using fossiliferous limestone, with cock and hen capping. Village also named [NAME], Seieton (11thC) Saeton (12thC) [NAME] (13th) | 18th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15212 | All Hallows Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 490416 | 298246 | Place of Worship | 12th C church (renovated late 19th C) with 3 stage tower and splayed foot spire, Northampton Stone small coursed rubblestone and Limestone, some large ashlar Marlstone quoins and repairs in ashlar blocks of both the ironstone and limestone.  Slate roof, with decorative gable tiles. Buttresses and one arch window are banded with ironstone and limestone, the ironstone having eroded considerably.   Various mullion windows all limestone, y-tracery, lancet, trefoil, round windows with quatrefoil, some squared headed others arch, headstops and hood stops.    3  tiers of lucarnes in spire.    Porch has segmented arch with two highly decorated jambs either side (differing heights) | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Marlstone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin. |  |  | 15212, All Hallows Church, Seaton | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15213 | Little Thatch |  | Building | 10 Thompsons Lane ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 490406 | 298311 | Dwelling house | Circa 18th C cottage.   Regular small coursed rubblestone, wall to end is curved, ashlar block quoins.   [NAME] and hipped thatch roof, with highly ornamental block ridge and stitching, reed bird on ridge, wide thatch overhang at eaves and 3 eyebrow dormers.  2 brick chimney stacks.  1.5 storey.   Small wooden casement windows with timber lintels and tile sills.   Entrance doorway not visible | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. The Master Thatchers [internet] available at www.thatch.org.uk [accessed 18/11/2010] |  |  | 15213, [NAME], 10 Thompsons Lane, Seaton | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15214 | The Hollies |  | Building | [NAME] ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 490436 | 298345 | Dwelling house | 20th C House with 21st C stone annex still undergoing construction during site visit.   Regular coursed limestone with a few blocks of ironstone, 3 stepped bays.   Unsure if this stone is local.  Gabled slate roof with extension to the right with gable  end facing the front.  2 brick chimney stacks at each gable end. 2 storey.  3 dormer windows within the eaves, windows are wooden casement with timber lintels and tiled sills.   Wooden door with timber canopy , timbers on a stone wall base,   with gabled slate roof.    [NAME] is limestone (re-used) with a few ashlar blocks, double garage, gabled slate roof with two dormer windows. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Ironstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15214, The Hollies, [NAME], Seaton | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15215 | The George and Dragon Pub |  | Building | Main Street ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 490455 | 298292 | Entertainment/leisure | 19th Century public house.  Mixture of limestone and Northampton Stone regular coursed squared and rubblestone, ashlar ooidal limestone mouldings and irregular quoins.   Gabled slate roof, with single extension.   End gable wall is rendered. 4 brick chimney stacks, at gable ends and within ridge. 2 storey.  Modern upvc windows, with limestone [NAME], ashlar block architrave and limestone sills.   Wooden doorway with keystone lintel and ashlar block architrave, flagstone step.   Datestone with hoodmould and sill above front door "WC 1879", along with metal pub sign. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15215. [NAME], Main Street, Seaton | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15216 | The Manor |  | Building | [NAME] ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 490194 | 298218 | Dwelling house | 17th C house with 19th C rear wing.   Regular coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar dressings, Northampton Stone large block quoins.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with limestone coping.   Gable end of cross wing has crow stepped parapet with limestone moulding and finials with cornice and ball. 2 tall ashlar limestone chimneys on a base.   2 storey with attic, L plan.   Mullion windows with hoodmould.  Wooden door with glazing above, large ashlar lintel and hoodmould, limestone ashlar block surround. (listed buildings register states ironstone surround, wooden glazed with fanlight in moulded stone but this was not visible).  Driveway to house has tall highly weathered limestone dry wall with cock and hen coping.   Saddle stones line the driveway | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland) |  |  | 15216, The Manor, [NAME], Seaton | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15217 | South Luffenham | South Lefenham | Village | ,South Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | South Luffenham | South Luffenham | SK | 494132 | 301898 |  | Village once part of the Ancaster Estate, Upper and Lower Lincolnshire Limestone is predominant in most of the buildings from nearby stone pits, all the buildings are coursed limestone rubblestone, smaller cottages have no ashlar but larger houses have ooidal limestone ashlar decoration, use of pit/quarry ceased during late 19th C due to Enclosure.    17th C houses have Collyweston Slate, otherwise grey slate used.  Modern houses built within the in-fill use [NAME] rubblestone and ashlar.     Two fires nearly destroyed the village, as a result some of the stone has pinkness due to the heat, which gives the appearance of Ketton Stone, but is not.   Nearly all boundary walls in coursed rubblestone, many dry wall, cock and hen capping throughout the village.  Local housing authority and some smaller housing areas use brick, all outside the CA. Village also named [NAME] (12thC) [NAME] (13thC) South Lufnam | 17th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46819,46829,6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15217, example of typical wall in South Luffenham | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15218 | St Mary Church |  | Building | The Street ,South Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | South Luffenham | South Luffenham | SK | 494132 | 301898 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church restored 19th C with 3 stage embattled tower and narrow spire.   Coursed rubblestone ooidal limestone, tower limestone ashlar blocks and ornate decoration.   Chancel and porch have eaved gabled coped Collyweston Stone Slate roof with finial, all other roofs are lead.  Traces of the original nave roof which was taller in the roofline, it has been lowered considerably.    Windows are mullion and transom with various styles, perpendicular, tracery, cinquefoil ogee arches.  Spire has 3 tiers of lucarnes.  Porch is rendered has pointed arch doorway with two small recesses.  60 stone carvings, some gargoyle, hare, headstops, 14 tiers of crockets on the spire, four in each tier. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46819,46829, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland).   [NAME], The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15218, St Mary Church, The Street, South Luffenham | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15219 | [NAME] |  | Building | 1 West Farm Close ,South Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | South Luffenham | South Luffenham | SK | 493880 | 301953 | Dwelling house | 21st Century house built on former farmyard.  Regular coursed squared [NAME] with wide sandy mortar joints.   Grey slate gabled roof. 1 [NAME] chimney stack at left gable.  2 storey L Plan.  Cream upvc modern windows with wooden lintels and ashlar sills.    Central wooden front door with lead and timber canopy over. | 21st | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 6517, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15219, [NAME], 1 West Farm Close, South Luffenham | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15220 | The School |  | Building | [NAME] ,South Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | South Luffenham | South Luffenham | SK | 494167 | 301976 | Dwelling house | 19th C house, formerly school.   Limestone ashlar blocks with dressings.    [NAME] coped Collyweston Stone Slate roof with diminishing courses.   2 ashlar limestone chimney stack on a base, at end gable and within ridge.   1.5 storey (20th C renovations created upper floor within eaves).    Cross wing to right facing road has a bellcote.     Pairs of lancet windows with hoodmould, tall lancet windows to front,  quatrefoil opening below bellcote.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate Porch with stone finial  to the left with arch and shaft either side of door, hoodmould.  Front boundary wall drystone rubblestone with ashlar gate posts, left hand side capped with ceramic tiles, right hand side capped with cement on slate. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46819,46829, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15220, The School, Hall Lane, South Luffenham | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15221 | [NAME] Ox | [NAME] Ox | Building | 6 Back Lane ,South Luffenham,UPPINGHAM | South Luffenham | South Luffenham | SK | 493879 | 301953 | Dwelling house | 17th C house, former inn. Coursed rubble stone limestone with ashlar quoins.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.   3 brick chimney stacks at gabled end and ridge.   1.5 storeys, extension to right hand side evident as there are ashlar quoins within the wall denoting end of original building. Wooden windows some horizontal sliding sash, 3 dormers within eaves have timber sills, all others have limestone sills and timber lintels.   Right hand gable end has stone dovecote ledges (openings in gable filled).    Central wooden part glazed door with timber lintel, this has been raised, timber lintel either side of door denotes former entrance height. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lower Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46819,46829, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15221, Durham Ox, 6 Back Lane, South Luffenham | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15223 | [NAME] | Stokedreye | Village | ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 485551 | 296767 |  | Small village although associated with Bishop of Lincoln along with Lyddington [15144] apart from the 12th C church only 19th C architecture survives,  14 dwellings, nearly all  farm related. Although not a listed building there is a farm store opposite the church which may have been part of the 16 C Manor house [15226].  The village is built with  Northampton Stone, rubblestone and ashlar block.   Dressings are in ooidal limestone ashlar in many  buildings.   Mostly Collyweston Stone Slate roofs.   One large (3 storey with attic) ironstone 20th C dwelling with  limestone quoins and dressings on outskirts. Village also named [NAME] (11thC) Stokes, [NAME], [NAME] | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland) |  |  |  | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15224 | St Andrew Church |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 485551 | 296767 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church with 14th C tower with modern battlement parapet,  extensively restored late 19th C, of rubblestone and ashlar Northampton Stone and some [NAME], much weathered with lichen, dressings are ashlar limestone, prominent stringcourse some decorative. [NAME] slate and lead roof.  Various limestone mullion windows, trefoil, tracery, quatrefoil, [NAME], some with hoodmoulds, tower has bell chamber geometric tracery  windows with hoodmoulds  and a small window with limestone sill and curved lintel above a slate sun dial.   North 16th C porch with parapet has an upper room, four centred arch, oriel window with trefoil  with a niche above, this has more weathering (white lichen) than other areas of the church | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork.    Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. [NAME], The Buildings of England (Leicestershire and Rutland), Middlesex, Penguin.     Mee A. 1937, The King's England, Leicestershire and Rutland, 1967 ed. Hodder & Stoughton. |  |  | 15224, St Andrew Church, [NAME] | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15225 | The Manor |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 485522 | 296772 | Dwelling house | 19th C house.  Northampton Stone ashlar and rubblestone with ashlar Lincolnshire limestone banding to front , quoins and dressing.     4 limestone rubblestone chimney stacks with ashlar quoins on a base.   Gabled Collyweston Stone slate roof with limestone coping.  2 storey with cellar and attic, L plan with 20th C brick extension to rear which has grey slate roof.   Windows are all wooden with ashlar keystone lintels and sills, some have ashlar block architrave.  To the left hand side there is a splayed bay and 2  windows have arches .   2 hipped dormers in roof.   Two entrance doors on each side, left hand side has ashlar block surround and lintel, right hand side has lintel above | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15225, The Manor, [NAME] | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15226 | Grange Farm Barn |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 485581 | 296808 | Farm | Possibly late 16th C remains of stabling of the original manor house, now agricultural building.  Mixture of ashlar and rubblestone [NAME] with ooidal limestone dressings.   Slate roof, gabled at one end, other end has a hipped roof and the wall beneath is at an 45 degrees. 1 storey "U" shaped.  Central wing has entrance with raised hipped roof.  Small opening visible one arch with protruding sill,  square with ashlar limestone surround and wooden glazed within the 45 degree wall. | 16th? |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15266, Grange Farm Barn, [NAME] | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15227 | The Granary |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 485566 | 296875 | Dwelling house | 21st C modern house, Ironstone with wide mortar joints, regular coursed squared with darker ashlar quoins and dressings.  Various hipped slate roofs with lead ridge in places.  1 brick chimney stack to rear.   Various levels, main building is 2 storey , cross wing is 1.5 storey and single storey conjoined buildings.   Windows are upvc double glazed, 2 hipped dormers within roof, 2 arched windows with dark red ironstone segmented arches and limestone sills.   Entrance within 2 storey wing which is an open porch on the ground floor, wooden door.   Ashlar ironstone wall surrounding approximately 2m in height all capped with moulded ashlar stone. | 21st |  | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Ironstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15227, The Granary, Stoke Dry | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15228 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME],UPPINGHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 485582 | 296741 | Dwelling house | 19th C former rectory, now 2 houses.   [NAME] rubblestone,  the right house with pale limestone dressings, the left hand house has Uppingham Stone Quoins, both have limestone dressings.   [NAME] gable roof some with kneelers.   1 tall projecting bodily beyond wall chimney stack, below roof line is ironstone, above is ashlar block on a base.  2 storey, semi detached.   Mullion windows (unable to determine material), ashlar limestone architrave, (chamfered edge) and 2 gabled dormers with parapet within the eaves.   Half glazed recessed wooden door, [NAME] surround with two mounted arch and chambered edge. First floor sash, and gabled porch. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 74341,74342,74743,9673, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15228, The Old Rectory, Main Street Stoke Dry | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15229 | Stretton | Stretton in le Strete | Village | ,Stretton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Stretton | Stretton | SK | 494973 | 315767 |  | Predominantly creamy coloured limestone  small village with a Manor and [NAME] lying alongside the A1.  Most of the roofing material is Collyweston Stone Slate with modern tile and a few thatch.  Walling in the village is mostly cock and hen capping.  [NAME] on the edge of the parish of Stretton is an early 17thC building of  limestone ashlar and coursed squared rubble stone with Collyweston Stone Slate roofs.  The Hall has now been converted into private flats with a large prison nearby.  [NAME] also named [NAME], [NAME] (11thC) [NAME] (13th-16thC) Strattun (13thC) Stratthon, Stretton bithe Strete (14thC) Stretton in the [NAME] (15thC) |  |  |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Ancaster Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46702,46703,46704,46731,46736, | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 08-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15230 | St. Nicholas Church |  | Building | [NAME],Stretton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Stretton | Stretton | SK | 494973 | 315767 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church (extensively restored 19th C)of limestone rubblestone, some oolitic and some shelly, with the exception of the south transept, which is faced with dressed stone.  The roofs are all Collyweston Stone Slate with red ridge tiles.   No tower, 13thC double bellcote of ashlar limestone.  Stone mullion lancet and perpendicular windows with square heads and hoodmoulds.  13thC South porch with simple [NAME] style doorway. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46702,46703,46704,46731,46736, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15230, St Nicholas Church, Stretton | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15231 | Teal Cottage |  | Building | Manor Road,Stretton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Stretton | Stretton | SK | 494988 | 315850 | Dwelling house | 18th C house of limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and stepped blocks on gable ends.  [NAME] roof of Collyweston Stone Slate.  Two chimney stacks on each gable end, one of ashlar limestone on a base the other brick on a ashlar limestone base. T shape 2 storey with single storey right side extension and cat slide roof and a double storey extension at rear.  Windows are wooden casement, ground floor ashlar limestone architrave and lintels with single keystone, upper floor two windows with white painted wooden lintels and sills.  Doorway not visible to public. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46702,46703,46704,46731,46736, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15231. [NAME], Manor Road, Stretton | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15232 | Jackson Stops Public House |  | Building | Manor Road,Stretton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Stretton | Stretton | SK | 494966 | 315881 | Entertainment/leisure | 18thC former farmhouse, now a public house.  Regular coursed limestone rubblestone.  [NAME] roof of thatch with a block ridge and cross-stitching, left hand gable has stone coping.  3 brick chimney stacks on stone bases, one at left hand gable end, one on central ridge and one at the rear of right hand extension. 1.5 storey with basement and a 1.5 storey conjoined extension with red tiled roof and flat roofed dormer window.  3 eyebrow dormer wooden windows in the eaves of the thatch roof.  1 three light stone mullion window on left side of ground floor with 2 light stone mullion window beneath for basement. On ground floor 1 single and two three light wooden windows one with white painted lintel and sill.    Front door with ashlar limestone frame and three stone steps.  Limestone date stone above doorway 'SB 1721'.  Surrounded by low limestone dry walling with cock and hen capping. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46702,46703,46704,46731,46736, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15232, Jackson Stops Pub, Manor Road, Stretton | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15233 | Old Church Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],Stretton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Stretton | Stretton | SK | 494998 | 315814 | Dwelling house | House of regularly coursed limestone rubblestone, hammer dressed (similar style of stonework to the [NAME] estate houses).  Gabled roofs with modern tiles and white painted wood bargeboards.  2 brick chimney stacks, one on rear gable end ridge and one on central ridge.  2 and 3 light wooden casement windows with flat plain stone lintels and sills. Central part of house has a wooden gable tiled roof dormer in the eaves.   1.5 storey with 1.5 storey right and left hand wings.  Front door on right hand wing with large gabled tiled roof porch. Surrounded by  limestone walling with cock and hen capping. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | LIMESTONE | Ancaster Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15233, Old Church Farmhouse, [NAME], Stretton | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15234 | The Manor | Manor Farmhouse | Building | Manor Road,Stretton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Stretton | Stretton | SK | 494861 | 315889 | Dwelling house | 17thC Manor House.  [NAME] limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] roof of Collyweston Stone Slate with stone coped parapets. 3 chimney stacks, one large red brick with ashlar limestone base on left hand gable, one limestone stack on central ridge and one red brick with ashlar limestone base on end gable of single storey extension. Windows are mainly 2 and 3 light stone mullion with hoodmoulds and wooden casement in single storey extensions.  2.5 storey with conjoined single storey extensions to the left and front of house.  Front door is wooden with flat plain limestone chamfered surround. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46702,46703,46704,46731,46736, | Fieldwork.   Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  |  | 15234, The Manor, [NAME], Stretton | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15235 | Teigh | Teigh | Village | ,Teigh,OAKHAM | Teigh | Teigh | SK | 486482 | 316013 |  | Small village in the north of the county, close to the Leicestershire border.  Predominantly  houses and farmhouses and associated buildings of mixed limestone and Northampton Stone with Collyweston Stone Slate and slate roofs. A few brick houses and 1 thatched cottage.  [NAME] also named [NAME] (11thC) Thy, [NAME] (13thC) Thye, Teye, [NAME] (14thC) Tyghe (15thC) Tygh |  | Conservation area. |  | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. |  | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15236 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | ,Teigh,OAKHAM | Teigh | Teigh | SK | 486482 | 316013 | Place of Worship | 1782 Church of ashlar Limestone with a part 13th C 4 stage tower with angle buttresses, battlements and pinnacles.  Lowest stage of tower is of Northampton Stone rubblestone.  The roof is lead sheet.  The Nave has a frieze, battlements and angle buttresses ending in pyramids. 3 stone mullion windows on either side and an east window with hood moulds.  Windows are decorated and geometrical tracery probably of 1881. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010] |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15236, Holy Trinity Church, Teigh | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15237 | Gable Cottage |  | Building | ,Teigh,OAKHAM | Teigh | Teigh | SK | 486459 | 315979 | Dwelling house | Small house of regular coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with some limestone ashlar quoins and courses.  [NAME] overhanging roof of slate.  1.5 storey l plan with slate cladding to upper storey.    Wooden windows, 2 with black painted wooden lintels and one with a Northampton Stone ashlar lintel with single keystone and limestone quoins.  2 wooden gable roofed dormer windows in the eaves.    Flush wooden door with some limestone and some Northampton Stone architrave and angled lintel with single keystone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15237, Gable Cottage, Teigh | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15238 | [NAME] Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Teigh,OAKHAM | Teigh | Teigh | SK | 486477 | 315946 | Dwelling house | 18th C farmhouse of mixed Lincolnshire limestone and Northampton Stone regular coursed rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] roof of slate with stone coped parapet on each gable end.  2 brick chimney stacks one on central ridge and one on left hand gable end.     2 storey with lower 2 storey conjoined stone extension to left hand side and brick extension to rear with a brick chimney stack. Windows are 2 and 3 light wooden casement windows with painted wooden lintels and sills. Central modern wooden door with open limestone porch, gabled roof and limestone quoins. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15238, [NAME], Teigh | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15239 | Old Rectory |  | Building | ,Teigh,OAKHAM | Teigh | Teigh | SK | 486520 | 316014 | Dwelling house | Large 18th C house of regular coursed squared limestone with ashlar quoins.  Northampton stone has been used in the side and double wing rear elevations.  [NAME] gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone coped parapets on each gable end.  Four, 2 flue and one, 3 flue moulded stone chimney stacks on ashlar limestone bases, one on each gable end and one on central ridge with two on the rear of the house gable ends.  2.5 storey with double span wing to the rear.  Windows are wooden sash with moulded stone surrounds and a single keystone above each one. Two windows to the rear wing have painted wooded lintels.  [NAME] has 3 Collyweston Stone Slate hipped roof wooden dormers above the eaves.   Wooden door with moulded stone surround, cushion frieze and hood mould. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15239, Old Rectory, Teigh | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15240 | Sycamore House |  | Building | ,Teigh,OAKHAM | Teigh | Teigh | SK | 486572 | 315976 | Dwelling house | 21stC house rendered with ashlar [NAME] limestone quoins.  Gabled rosemary tiled roof. Windows are wooden casement with stone sills.   1.5 storey with single storey conjoined extension to the left hand side. Circular window to the right of the front door has limestone lintel and sill.  3 gabled dormers below the eaves.   Wooden door with gabled roof enclosed porch.  Date stone on right side of house '2006'. | 21st | Conservation area. | Brick | Plain tiles (ceramic) | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15240, Sycamore House, Teigh | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15241 | Thistleton | Thissleton | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],OAKHAM | Thistleton | Thistleton | SK | 491332 | 317972 |  | Small village of ribbon development, predominantly  limestone cottages and farmhouses with Collyweston Stone Slate, Welsh slate and thatch roofs.  Site of a Romano-British town thought to have been destroyed by nearby limestone quarrying but archaeology was discovered in 2001 when a geophysical survey and field walking  revealed a number of interesting features including a magnificent temple, roads, ditches and iron smelting sites.  [NAME] also named Tistertune, Tisteltune (11thC) Tystelton, Thysteltun, Thistilton (13thC) [NAME] (14thC) |  |  |  |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 46691,46692,46693,46694,46695, | Fieldwork |  | Extensive open cast quarrying may have destroyed stone pits. |  | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15242 | St. Nicholas Church |  | Building | Main Street,Thistleton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Thistleton | Thistleton | SK | 491332 | 317972 | Place of Worship | Church of ashlar limestone, mainly 19thC with a 14thC tower of 3 stages with plinth, clasping buttresses, 4 bell openings with hood moulds, corner gargoyles, battlements, and pinnacles with crockets. [NAME] is [NAME] with stone coped parapet and stone cross on right gable end.  The apse is the shape of a half octagon with a Collyweston Stone Slate roof and a moulded band over the windows with a rich ball flower and foliage frieze with gargoyles.  Windows are stone mullion some with [NAME] type tracery.  The Open porch has a limestone base with angle piers and the roof is gabled with Collyweston Stone Slates. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46691,46692,46693,46694,46695,46696, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Extensive open cast quarrying may have destroyed stone pits. | 15242, St Nicholas Church, [NAME] | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15243 | Church Cottage |  | Building | Main Street,Thistleton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Thistleton | Thistleton | SK | 491338 | 317951 | Dwelling house | 19th C cottage of regular coursed squared limestone with ashlar angle quoins.  [NAME] roof of slate with white painted wooden decorated bargeboards and drooping finial.  1 brick 4 flue chimney stack in central ridge.   2 storey semi-detached.  Wooden casement windows with stone sills, quoins and lintels with single keystone.   Lean to front door and porch extension, of limestone rubblestone, to right and other extensions to the rear with slate roofs.  Modern wooden front door. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 46691,46692,46693,46694,46695, | Fieldwork. |  | Extensive open cast quarrying may have destroyed stone pits. | 15243, Church Cottage, Main Street, Thistleton | 16-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15244 | Greenacres |  | Building | Main Street,Thistleton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Thistleton | Thistleton | SK | 491371 | 317982 | Dwelling house | 20th C house of regular coursed squared limestone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins.  Gabled slate roof.  Single limestone chimney breast partially projecting on full height of left end wall.  1.5 storey detached.  Modern double glazed casement windows with 3 hipped roof dormers.  Squared bay windows to ground floor with slate roof.  Wooden front door with gabled canopy slate roof and wooden bargeboards.  Low limestone rubblestone wall to front of property capped with flagstones. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Ironstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Extensive open cast quarrying may have destroyed stone pits. | 15244, Greenacres, Main Street, Thistleton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15245 | Grange Farm |  | Building | Main Street,Thistleton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Thistleton | Thistleton | SK | 491403 | 317973 | Dwelling house | 17th C farmhouse of coursed squared limestone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins and some large ashlar blocks banding on left wing of house.  [NAME] roof of slate. 5 chimney stacks of ashlar limestone, on each gable end of house and 2 on central ridge. 2 storey L plan detached house with single storey hipped roof extension to right.  Windows are mostly wooden casement some with painted wooden lintels, one on ground floor front has plain stone lintel and sill and one at the rear is wooden sash with wooden lintel and stone sill.  Slightly recessed wooden front door and flush wooden back door. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  | 46691,46692,46693,46694,46695, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Extensive open cast quarrying may have destroyed stone pits. | 15245, Grange Farm, Main Street, Thistleton | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15246 | Cartshed at Grange Farm |  | Building | Main Street,Thistleton,[NAME],OAKHAM | Thistleton | Thistleton | SK | 491422 | 317999 | Farm | 18th C building known as a 'cart shed', now used as a garage, of regular coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] roof of Collyweston Stone Slate.  1 storey with brick arched stable door to left.  The rest of the building is open fronted with 4 square ashlar limestone piers on bases supporting the  roof. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46691,46692,46693,46694,46695, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Extensive open cast quarrying may have destroyed stone pits. | 15246 Grange Farm 'Cartshed' | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15247 | Thorpe by Water |  | Village | ,Seaton,UPPINGHAM | Seaton | Seaton | SP | 489275 | 296582 |  | Hamlet included in the parish of Seaton.  Predominantly ironstone buildings, mainly from the 17th C and some modern 20th C stone houses.  No church and the Victoria County History suggests a possible Manor mentioned in 1615. The hamlet contains 12 listed buildings which include some walls. | 17th Century |  | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Stone for this hamlet may have come from over the county border. |  | 17-DEC-10 [NAME] | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15248 | Tickencote | Thekencote | Village | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Tickencote | Tickencote | SK | 499045 | 309490 |  | Estate village of predominantly limestone buildings with Collyweston Stone Slate and thatch roofs. Many houses contain the distinctive [NAME] ooidal limestone.  Low limestone walling mostly with flagstone capping, some with cock and hen.  The village is close to the Old North Road which followed the Roman Ermine Street, and the river [NAME].  The [NAME] which survives went out of use in the 1930's and is now a dwelling house.  [NAME] also named [NAME] (11thC) Tikencote (12thC) Tykencot (13thC) Tykingkote (14thC) Totyncote, Tetyncote (15thC) |  | Conservation area. |  |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | [NAME] , [NAME] , Ketton Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,17354,2730,34942,[PHONE],34945,34946,3853,46702, | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15249 | St. Peter Church |  | Building | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Tickencote | Tickencote | SK | 499045 | 309490 | Place of Worship | 12th C church of mainly ashlar ooidal limestone largely re-built by the [NAME] family in 1792, semi-circular buttresses on all sides.  Elaborately decorated exterior with some ashlar 'pink'  limestone blocks and some shelly, possibly ragstone.  The restored east end has a blind arcade of intersecting round-headed arches. Gabled roof of Collyweston Stone Slate with stone coped parapet.  South tower of 2 storeys with bell chamber and pyramidal roof.  The window arches are of a single enriched moulded order on jamb shafts with cushion capitals and moulded bases and a stylised leaf moulding decoration.  South tower entrance has a stone tablet above commemorating [NAME] who paid for the 1792 re-building work. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | [NAME] , [NAME] , Ketton Stone |  |  | 17264,17265,17270,17271,17272,17273,17354,2730,34942,[PHONE],34945,34946,3853,46702, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  | 15249, St Peter Church, [NAME]. | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15250 | Peacocks Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Tickencote,OAKHAM | Tickencote | Tickencote | SK | 499063 | 309527 | Dwelling house | 17th C cottage of coursed limestone rubblestone and ashlar quoins.   Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  2 chimney stacks one moulded stone stack at south end and large external stack on east elevation which has some very large ashlar limestone blocks as quoins.   1.5 storeys.  Stone mullion windows with hood moulds at south end, with a 20th C window within a blocked doorway.  Other windows are wooden including French windows to front of house.  Entrance in 20th C porch at the rear of the property.  Oval stone tablet in gable south elevation. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46748,46749,46750,8906, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15250, Peacocks Cottage, Tickencote | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15251 | Dawsons Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME],OAKHAM | Tickencote | Tickencote | SK | 499099 | 309489 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage of coursed limestone rubblestone.   Gabled thatch roof with block ridge and cross stitching.  2 chimney stacks, one brick on right gable end and one stone on left gable end.  1.5 storeys semi-detached.  Wooden casement windows with wooden lintels and sills.  2 eyebrow wooden casement dormers.  Central 20th C recessed wooden door with wooden lintel. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46748,46749,46750,8906, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15251, Dawsons Cottage, Tickencote | 17-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15252 | Cornerstones |  | Building | [NAME] ,Tickencote,OAKHAM | Tickencote | Tickencote | SK | 499071 | 309485 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage of regular coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] roof of Collyweston Stone Slate.  2 limestone block chimney stacks, in central ridge and partially projecting to full height on right end wall.  2 storey semi-detached.  Windows are all wooden casement with ashlar limestone quoins, sills and lintels with single keystones.  Left side wooden front door with ashlar limestone lintel and single keystone.  Catslide roof to rear of property and low limestone rubblestone walling with cock and hen capping to right side of property. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46748,46749,46750,8906, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15252, Cornerstones, [NAME], Tickencote | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15253 | The Old School House |  | Building | Main Street ,Tickencote,OAKHAM | Tickencote | Tickencote | SK | 499146 | 309430 | Dwelling house | Probably 19th C cottage with attached schoolhouse of regular coursed limestone rubblestone, the schoolhouse is squared limestone.  Ashlar limestone quoins on cottage and brick on schoolhouse. Gabled roofs of Collyweston Stone Slate on cottage and slate on schoolhouse.  3 chimney stacks,  brick in central ridge of schoolhouse,  brick with brick edges and limestone rubblestone partially projecting on street facing elevation and limestone on rear gable end.  1.5 storey.  3 hipped roof dormer wooden casement windows in cottage and one raking roof modern double glazed window in roof of schoolhouse.  Other windows are all wooden with wooden lintels and a large window in schoolhouse with brick dressings.  Wooden flush front door in schoolhouse with brick dressings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46748,46749,46750,8906, | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15253, The Old School House, [NAME] | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15254 | Tinwell | Tynwell | Village | ,Tinwell,OAKHAM | Tinwell | Tinwell | TF | 500609 | 306366 |  | Predominantly limestone ribbon development village on each side of the main road from Stamford to Uppingham.  Most of the houses date to the early 20th C and the village was part of the Burghley estate with many limestone estate cottages and some modern in brick.   [NAME] are mainly Collyweston Stone Slate and slate.  There is a manor which is suggested to have been the [NAME] house for the Cecil family (Burghley Estate). Village also named Tidenwelle (11thC) [NAME] (12thC) [NAME] (13thC) [NAME] (14thC) |  | Conservation area. |  | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. |  | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15255 | All Saints' Church |  | Building | Main Road ,Tinwell,OAKHAM | Tinwell | Tinwell | TF | 500609 | 306366 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church of coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar limestone 2 stage buttresses with cusped triangular heads which extend the full height of the wall.  Low pitched roof of lead sheet.  3 stage west tower has [NAME] stone slate saddleback roof with coped gables.  Windows are mostly 15th C stone mullion with 13th C triple lancets surviving at the west end of both aisles.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roofed porch has a wide 4 centred archway with stone steps leading down into the Church and short buttresses. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].   [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15255, All Saints Church, Tinwell | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15256 | Crown House |  | Building | 21 Crown Lane ,Tinwell,OAKHAM | Tinwell | Tinwell | TF | 500505 | 306321 | Dwelling house | 17th C cottage  of coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins, ones to the right of the property are in a squared pattern.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with large ashlar limestone block steps.  2 brick chimney stacks, 1 on left end gable and 1 on a stone base in central stack.  1.5 storeys.  Windows are stone mullion with hood moulds and 3 wooden casement gabled dormers. Entrance in 20th C 1 storey extension to rear. Large carriage entrance into barn on right side of property.  Ashlar limestone plaque with 'NB 1989' set into left side end wall. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15256, Crown House, 21 Crown Lane, Tinwell | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15257 | The Crown Inn |  | Building | [NAME] ,Tinwell,OAKHAM | Tinwell | Tinwell | TF | 500523 | 306363 | Entertainment/leisure | Probably  originally 17th C house, now a pub,  of coursed limestone rubblestone with a few ashlar blocks, possibly repairs, and brick rear.  [NAME] high pitched roof of slate with limestone coped parapet.   Large single chimney stack in central ridge.  2 storey with attic and various modern brick flat roofed extensions.  Windows on street facing gable end of property are all stone mullion with hood moulds, one blocked.  Other windows are modern with a gabled slate roofed dormer in rear of property.  low four course limestone rubblestone wall with flagstone capping around property. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15257,  The Crown Inn, Tinwell | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15258 | Old Forge | Post Office | Building | 26 & 27 Tinwell Road ,Tinwell,OAKHAM | Tinwell | Tinwell | TF | 500533 | 306383 | Dwelling house | 19th C large house formerly part used as a Post Office, now part is a Forge.  Regular coursed squared limestone rubblestone with ashlar dressings.  High pitched Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone coped parapets and decorative kneelers at each side on the 2 projections at the front of the property.  The 2 projections are linked by an arcade of 4-centred arches, stepped up in the centre to incorporate datestone 1848. 5 chimney stacks, all moulded limestone 2 and 3 flue linked and a tall stack in roof of the conjoined single storey extension on left side of property.  1.5 storeys with extensions to the rear and single storey extensions to both sides of property. Windows are all wooden casement with plain stone sills and lintels.  3 light window in right projection has a ribbon style hoodmould above.  2 raking gable parapet dormers in central elevation of property.  Large wooden 4 centred arched doorway in left side projection with huge carved stone horseshoe surround.  2 ashlar limestone 'shield' plaques in each projection, one plain and  one to the right with the 'Exeter Estate logo'. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15258,  The Old Forge, Tinwell | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15259 | Water point, dog trough and wall. |  | Building | Tinwell Road ,Tinwell,OAKHAM | Tinwell | Tinwell | TF | 500541 | 306382 | Wall/archway/gateway | 19th C water tap and dog trough of ashlar limestone with roll moulding and gabled panel with date '1880'.  Enclosed within a low garden wall of coursed limestone rubblestone capped with roll moulding. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15259, Water point and dog trough, Tinwell. | 18-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15260 | Tixover | Tyxore | Village | ,Tixover,UPPINGHAM | Tixover | Tixover | SP | 497073 | 299765 |  | Small parish, close to the border with Northamptonshire, and very small ribbon development village of mainly limestone buildings with a Manor Farm and a Hall.  The Manor Farm is within the village and the Hall to the east of the village close to the main road, A47.  The Church is approximately a mile from the village.  [NAME] is all limestone, some drystone and some with cock and hen capping. Village also named Tixouer, Tichesovre (11thC) Ticesoure, [NAME] (12thC) Tykesore, [NAME], [NAME], Tykessore (13thC) [NAME], Tyxover (15thC) Tekesore |  |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED | Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46822, | Fieldwork. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. |  | 21-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15261 | [NAME] and St. Mary Magdelene Church | Church of St. Luke | Building | Tixover ,Tixover,UPPINGHAM | Tixover | Tixover | SP | 497073 | 299765 | Place of Worship | 12th C Church, re-built in the 13th C, of coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  3 stage 12th C tower with bold string courses and battlements, 4 triple arched windows in 3rd stage and single shafted window with zigzag decoration in 2nd stage.  Other windows are tall single, 2 and 3 light mullion and three 19th C quatrefoil clerestory windows.  [NAME] doorway on North side.  South 15th C porch with gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof. | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46822, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15261,  St. Luke and St.Mary Magdelene Church, Tixover | 21-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15262 | Manor Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Tixover,UPPINGHAM | Tixover | Tixover | SK | 497506 | 300390 | Dwelling house | 17th C large farmhouse of coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone copings on each gable end.  3 moulded stone chimney stacks,  on each gable end and central ridge all on limestone bases. 2.5 storey detached farmhouse.  Windows are stone mullion with  canted and  squared bays on ground floor of ashlar limestone with Collyweston Stone Slate roofs.  3 hipped roof wooden casement dormers within the roof.  Wooden front entrance under a wooden canopy with a Collyweston Stone Slate roof.  Surrounded by a limestone rubblestone wall which is listed with the house.  There is also a Grade II listed Dovecote to the rear of the farmhouse. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46822, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15262,  Manor Farmhouse, Tixover | 21-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15263 | Rose Cottage |  | Building | ,Tixover,UPPINGHAM | Tixover | Tixover | SK | 497526 | 300430 | Dwelling house | Probably 18th C house of coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof overhanging on each side.  2 limestone rubblestone chimney stacks within the roof at each gable end, probably recently renovated with wide lime mortar.  2 storey detached house.  Windows are wooden, mainly casement with stone sills, 2 ground floor windows have slightly arched stone heads.  Small single wooden window to right on ground floor has wide wooden lintel.  Central front entrance of flush wooden door with slightly arched stone head.  Low limestone rubblestone dry stone wall to front of property. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Limestone flags | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , [NAME] |  |  | 46822, | Fieldwork. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15263,  [NAME], Tixover | 21-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15264 | Pear Tree Cottage |  | Building | ,Tixover,UPPINGHAM | Tixover | Tixover | SK | 497535 | 300449 | Dwelling house | 19th C Cottage of regular coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins.  Modern tiled hipped roof.  Limestone chimney stack in central ridge.  2 storey detached.  4 Wooden casement windows all with segmented arches and keystones.  Central front entrance with flush wooden door and segmented pointed arch and keystone.  Limestone plaque in front wall of property above door 'SOB 1827'.  Low limestone rubblestone walling to front of property with cock and hen capping. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Pantiles | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46822, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15264,  Pear Tree Cottage, Tixover | 21-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15265 | The Barns |  | Building | ,Tixover,UPPINGHAM | Tixover | Tixover | SK | 497730 | 300684 | Dwelling house | 19th C [NAME] conversion of coursed limestone rubblestone with regular ashlar angle quoins close to Tixover Hall.  Modern tiled hipped roof.  Stone chimney stack within front roof.  2 storey with conjoined single storey.  Windows are all modern wooden some with wooden lintels and sills.  Entrance is to the left side through a modern wooden door with wooden lintel and single stone step. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Pantiles | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46822, | Fieldwork. |  | The stone probably came from over the county border. | 15265,  The Barns, Tixover | 21-DEC-10 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15266 | Wardley | Wardeley | Village | ,Wardley,UPPINGHAM | Wardley | Wardley | SK | 483187 | 300192 |  | Hamlet of 13 houses close to the A47.  The houses are mainly stone built of Northampton Stone Ironstone with either Collyweston Stone Slate, Slate or Thatch roofs.  Large house previously known as Wardley Manor.  [NAME] also named [NAME] (11thC) Warleg (12thC) Warley, [NAME], [NAME] (13thC) |  |  |  | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  |  | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15267 | St. Botolph Church |  | Building | Main Street ,Wardley,UPPINGHAM | Wardley | Wardley | SK | 483187 | 300192 | Place of Worship | Partly 13th and 14th C Church rebuilt in the 19th C of Northampton Stone rubblestone with some large ashlar limestone quoins and a heavily buttressed chancel. [NAME] is lead sheet and the Chancel is Collyweston Stone Slate with stone coping and diagonal angle buttresses.  3 stage tower with string courses, clasping buttresses and broach spire with gabled ashlar lucarnes.  Windows are stone mullion with hoodmoulds, decorated, lancet and 1 with plate tracery of 1250.  14th C porch with lead sheet roof and stone coped parapet with sundial dated 1694. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15267,  St. Botolph Church, Wardley | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15268 | Little Stint Cottage |  | Building | 4 Main Street ,Wardley,UPPINGHAM | Wardley | Wardley | SK | 483390 | 300218 | Dwelling house | House of coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with large ashlar block quoins.  Gabled modern tiled roof.  2 brick chimney stacks, 1 on each gable end.  2 storey detached with conjoined lower 2 storey building of rubblestone to left of house and extensions to the rear not clearly seen from street.  Windows are modern wooden casement with wooden lintels and 2 hipped roofed dormers in left extension.  Flush wooden front door with lintel.  Low rubblestone walling to front of property with concrete capping. | 18th? |  | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15268,  Little Stint Cottage, 4 Main Street, Wardley | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15269 | Pinfold Cottage |  | Building | Main Street ,Wardley,UPPINGHAM | Wardley | Wardley | SK | 483221 | 300227 | Dwelling house | 17th C cottage of regular coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone, was originally 3 cottages and renovated in 1970.  [NAME] roof is wrap over thatch with cross stitching.  2 brick chimney stacks on each gable end.  1.5 storey with a single storey conjoined building to the left which has a gabled modern tiled roof and wooden bargeboards.  Windows are wooden casement with wooden lintels and 2 eyebrow dormers.  Central flush wooden front door with a wooden lintel.  Rubblestone wall to right of property. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15269, Pinfold Cottage, Main Street, Wardley | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15270 | Wardley House |  | Building | Main Street ,Wardley,UPPINGHAM | Wardley | Wardley | SK | 483207 | 300144 | Dwelling house | 17th C Large house of coursed ashlar Northampton Stone with quoins and limestone dressings.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with 2 wings facing a public lane.  3 chimney stacks, 2 ashlar Northampton Stone and one brick.  2 storey with attic U plan.  Windows are squared stone mullion with ashlar limestone dressings.  Central front door is wooden with ashlar limestone surround and triple keystones in the lintel.  To the rear is a range of attached outbuildings and stables of rubblestone and ashlar with Collyweston Stone Slate roofs. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15270,  Wardley House, Wardley | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15271 | Swallow Cottage |  | Building | Main Street ,Wardley,UPPINGHAM | Wardley | Wardley | SK | 483173 | 300154 | Dwelling house | 20th C house of regular coursed Northamptonshire Stone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins and wide lime mortar.  Gabled modern tiled roof.  2 brick chimney stacks on each gable end.  2 storey with single storey hip roofed garage to right of property.  Windows are modern double glazed with limestone lintels and dressings.  Modern ashlar limestone gabled tiled porch with wooden front door, moulded stone lintel with single keystone. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  | Some of the stone may have come from the next county. | 15271,  [NAME], Main Street, Wardley | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15272 | Whissendine | Wessinden | Village | ,Whissendine,OAKHAM | Whissendine | Whissendine | SK | 483304 | 314309 |  | Large village with a brook running through the central part and origins in the Anglo Saxon period.  Central core of village is mainly Northampton stone buildings with infill of 1950s houses and bungalows.  Stone buildings are spaced apart, predominantly brick Victorian buildings with a brick built modern estate on the outskirts of the village.   A large windmill built in 1809 has been renovated and is used today for milling.  [NAME] also named [NAME] (11thC) [NAME] (12th-17thC) [NAME]; [NAME] |  |  | Stone |  | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  | 46716, | Fieldwork. |  | The rock bed at Whissendine becomes a ferrunginous limestone which is part of the Marsltone Rock Formation. |  | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15273 | St. Andrew Church |  | Building | Main Street ,Whissendine,OAKHAM | Whissendine | Whissendine | SK | 483304 | 314309 | Place of Worship | 13th-15th C and restored in the 19th C large Church of coursed ashlar and squared Northampton Stone rubblestone.  The low pitched roofs are lead sheet with parapets and battlements.  14th C 3 stage tower built from [NAME] ragstone from the village of Barnack in Cambridgeshire, with angled buttresses and tall elaborate bell stage.  The tower also has large octagonal pinnacles on each corner which are hollow with observation slits and a west facing doorway with a pointed arch of 3 moulded orders.  Stone mullion windows mainly perpendicular.  Porch is large with a high pitched gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone coped parapet and angle buttresses.  Low renovated rubblestone walling at the front of the church with flagstone capping. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Marlstone |  |  | 46716, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Barnack Ragstone used to build the tower. The rock bed at Whissendine becomes a ferrunginous limestone which is part of the Marsltone Rock Formation. | 15273, St. Andrew Church, Whissendine | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15274 | Old Church Farm |  | Building | 89 Main Street ,Whissendine,OAKHAM | Whissendine | Whissendine | SK | 483302 | 314261 | Dwelling house | 17th C House of coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with quoins and rendered 1st floor.    Gabled modern corrugated tile roof.  Chimney stacks are brick on each gable end.  2 storeys with two ranges, one lower to the right with a lean to single storey extension with modern corrugated tile roof.  Windows are all wooden casement some with wooden lintels.  Large wooden lintel in left range.  Entrance through a modern wooden door within the single storey lean to extension.  Cross tie bar on left range. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone |  |  | 46716, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The rock bed at Whissendine becomes a ferrunginous limestone which is part of the Marsltone Rock Formation. | 15274,  Old Church Farm, 89 Main Street, Whissendine | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15275 | Honeysuckle Cottage |  | Building | 87 Main Street ,Whissendine,OAKHAM | Whissendine | Whissendine | SK | 483243 | 314260 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage of coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with ashlar angle quoins and gate piers and wall of c1800.   Gabled thatch roof with scalloped block ridge and stone copings.  2 brick chimney stacks, on right gable end and in central ridge.   1.5 storeys detached.  Wooden casement windows with 3 eyebrow dormers in the eaves and a wooden canted bay window with a thatch roof on the right side of property. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone |  |  | 46716, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The rock bed at Whissendine becomes a ferrunginous limestone which is part of the Marsltone Rock Formation. | 15275,  Honeysuckle Cottage, 87 Main Street, Whissendine | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15276 | Sailing By | The [NAME] | Building | [NAME] ,Whissendine,OAKHAM | Whissendine | Whissendine | SK | 482354 | 314244 | Other/miscellaneous | 19th C windmill of regular coursed squared Northampton Stone rubblestone.  [NAME] cap with 20th C aluminium cladding and copper ball finial.  6 storeys circular plan. Wooden centre-pivoting 20-pane casement windows facing cardinal directions, fewer to north. Wooden stable door at base, first floor door and blocked forth floor door. New sails fitted in 2006 and it is now regularly producing flour. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Other | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Marlstone |  |  | 46716, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The rock bed at Whissendine becomes a ferrunginous limestone which is part of the Marsltone Rock Formation. | 15276,  Sailing By, [NAME], Whissendine | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15277 |  |  | Building | 8 Melton Road ,Whissendine,OAKHAM | Whissendine | Whissendine | SK | 482399 | 314320 | Dwelling house | Late 17th early 18thC cottage of coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with ashlar limestone large angle quoins.  [NAME] roof of Collyweston Stone Slate with stone coped parapet on each gable end.  2 brick chimney stacks in main cottage, in central ridge and at gable end facing the street.  1.5 storeys with a conjoined 2.5 storey wing at the back with the side facing the street.   Windows in main cottage are wooden casement with wooden lintels and 3 hipped roofed dormers in the eaves.  The wing has stone mullion windows with hood moulds, two of which are fully blocked and the attic half blocked.   Modern wooden front door within a Collyweston Stone Slate roof porch at the front of the main cottage. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] , Marlstone |  |  | 46716, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | The rock bed at Whissendine becomes a ferrunginous limestone which is part of the Marsltone Rock Formation. | 15277,  8 Melton Road, Whissendine | 07-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15278 | Whitwell | Whightwell | Village | ,Whitwell,Empingham,OAKHAM | Whitwell | Whitwell | SK | 492366 | 308803 |  | Very small village, ribbon development along either side of the A 606 from Stamford to Oakham, close to the north shore of the reservoir of Rutland Water.  Predominantly stone houses with either Collyweston Stone Slate, slate or thatch roofs.  There is a high limestone rubblestone wall close to the church with the village conduit, built of ashlar limestone, dated 1858. Village also named [NAME] (11thC) Wytewell, Whithewelle, [NAME] (13thC) [NAME] |  |  |  |  | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 46767,9671, | Fieldwork. |  | Some of the stone pits may be under Rutland Water |  | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15279 | St. [NAME] and All Angels Church |  | Building | Main Street,Whitwell,Empingham,OAKHAM | Whitwell | Whitwell | SK | 492366 | 308803 | Place of Worship | 13thC Church of coursed limestone rubblestone, completely restored in the late 19th C early 20th C.  Gabled roof of small red modern tiles, with stone coped parapets at each gable end.  Double bellcote on west gable end.  Short angled buttresses with gablets on each corner.  Stone mullion windows with heavy tracery and hoodmoulds with carved heads on stops.  13th C gabled porch with stone coped parapet and cross finial, doorway has a semicircular arch of two orders.  Sundial below cross finial. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Pantiles | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46767,9671, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  | Some of the stone pits may be under Rutland Water | 15279,  St. Michael and All Angels Church, Whitwell | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15280 | Chantry Cottage |  | Building | [NAME],Whitwell,Empingham,OAKHAM | Whitwell | Whitwell | SK | 492410 | 308784 | Dwelling house | 17th C cottage of regular coursed limestone rubblestone with a occasional ironstone rubblestone blocks.  [NAME] thatched roof with a scalloped block ridge and cross stitching.  2 chimney stacks, 1 of brick on left gable end and 1 of limestone on right gable end. 1.5 storey with a single storey tiled roof extension to left of property.  2 stone mullion windows to front ground floor of property and 3 wooden casement eyebrow dormers in the eaves.  Flush wooden front door with wooden lintel and blocked doorway with wooden lintel to the right. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46767,9671, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone pits may be under Rutland Water | 15280,  Chantry Cottage,  [NAME], Whitwell | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15281 | Home Farmhouse |  | Building | Main Street,Whitwell,Empingham,OAKHAM | Whitwell | Whitwell | SK | 492484 | 308814 | Dwelling house | Probably 18th C large farmhouse, extended in 19th C of coursed limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] roof of slate, 1 gable end facing the street.     2 brick chimney stacks, 1 on each gable end.  2 storey L shaped.  Wooden casement windows with wooden lintels and stone sills.  Wooden front door with over light, wooden lintel and ashlar limestone dressings.  2 metal cross bars to front of property and limestone rubblestone barns to the rear. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46767,9671, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone pits may be under Rutland Water | 15281,  Home Farmhouse, Main Street,  Whitwell | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15282 | [NAME] |  | Building | Main Street,Whitwell,Empingham,OAKHAM | Whitwell | Whitwell | SK | 492505 | 308809 | Entertainment/leisure | Probably 17th C Inn, formerly house, of regular coursed squared limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins and dressings.  Hipped slate roof.  1 limestone chimney stack in central ridge.  2 storeys.  Wooden casement windows with ashlar limestone sills, dressings and lintels with flush keystone.  Entrance to the left side, wooden front door.  Low limestone rubblestone dry walling to the front capped with some cock and hen and mainly with red brick | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46767,9671, | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  | Some of the stone pits may be under Rutland Water | 15282,  The Noel Arms, Whitwell | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15283 | The Old Grain Store |  | Building | Main Street,Whitwell,Empingham,OAKHAM | Whitwell | Whitwell | SK | 492423 | 308834 | Dwelling house | Probably 18th C large house, barn conversion, of regular coursed limestone rubblestone with large ashlar limestone angle quoins.  Hipped slate roof.  1 brick Chimney stack in central ridge.  2 storey with extension to the left.  Windows are wooden, on the upper floor 1 is casement with red brick dressings and 2 with large ashlar limestone lintels and brick dressings.  Ground floor has 2 large arched full height windows with brick surrounds.  Large 'French' windows with brick arch surround to the front of property with an entrance in the extension not seen from the street. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Lincolnshire Limestone , Slate , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  | 46767,9671, | Fieldwork. |  | Some of the stone pits may be under Rutland Water | 15283,  The Old Grain Store, Whitwell | 08-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15284 | Wing | Wynge | Village | ,Wing,UPPINGHAM | Wing | Wing | SK | 489368 | 302975 |  | Small village built around and within roads forming roughly a quadrilateral figure with the street at the top called 'Top Street' with cottages built in rows at right angles to the street.  Some of the cottages and houses are built from limestone with Collyweston Stone Slate roofs in the 17thC.  There is a medieval maze, labyrinth, on the edge of the village. Village also named [NAME] (11th-15thC) [NAME] (12thC) Wyenge, Weyng, Whenge (14thC) |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork.  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  |  | 10-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15285 | St. Peter and St. Paul Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Wing,UPPINGHAM | Wing | Wing | SK | 489368 | 302975 | Place of Worship | 12th C,  19th C restoration in the perpendicular style,  Church of coursed, sometimes banded, limestone rubblestone and Northampton Stone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.    [NAME] roof is lead sheet and Collyweston Stone Slate with stone coped parapets and stone cross finials.  3 stage tower with clasping buttresses, battlements and a quatrefoil frieze below.  Stone mullion windows, perpendicular, decorated and lancet.  Porch has a gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone coped parapet and cross finial and chamfered and roll moulded archway. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork.  Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010].  [NAME]., 1935, Victoria County History : A History of the County of Rutland, Vol 1 & 2 London, Dawson. |  |  | 15285,  St. Peter and St. Paul Church, [NAME], Wing | 10-JAN-11 C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15286 | Wing House |  | Building | 5 Church Street ,Wing,UPPINGHAM | Wing | Wing | SK | 489303 | 303106 | Dwelling house | 18th C large house of regular coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone, wide mortar joints, with ashlar limestone angle quoins and large block steps on gable ends.  Gable roof of Collyweston Stone Slate with stone coped parapet.   2 storeys with attic and symmetrical facade, brick 2 storey extensions to rear.  2 stone chimney stacks, 1 on each gable end with 1 red brick chimney stack on rear extension.  2 hipped roofed dormers set within the front roof with wooden casements.  Windows on the upper floors are wooden sash with ashlar limestone architrave, sills and lintels with triple keystone.  Ground floor windows either side of the front door are shallow arched bay sash with moulded fascia boards.  Central wooden front door with fanlight and arched architrave with triple keystone.  High rubblestone wall with flagstone capping to the left of property. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15286,  [NAME], 5 Church Street, Wing | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15287 | Sundial House |  | Building | 20 Church Street ,Wing,UPPINGHAM | Wing | Wing | SK | 489261 | 303168 | Dwelling house | 17th C house, formerly 2 or even 3 dwellings, of coursed Northampton Stone rubblestone with limestone ashlar quoins.  Gabled Collyweston Stone Slate roof with stone copings.  4 red brick chimney stacks 1 on each gable end (the right gable end stack on a limestone base) and 2 on central ridge.  1.5 storeys with a long facade.   3 stone mullion dormer windows in projecting bays terminating in coped gables with ashlar fronts and stone tiled cheeks.  2 windows on the ground floor are also stone mullion with hood moulds along with 2 other wooden casement windows, 1 with wooden lintel and 1 with limestone lintel.  Front door to the right of the property is wooden within a 4 centred arch with hoodmould and chamfered architrave.  Sundial set into right side projecting bay dormer with Roman numerals and the words 'UT AVES SIC HORAE'. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15287,  Sundial House, Church Street, Wing | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15288 |  |  | Building | 1 Middle Street ,Wing,UPPINGHAM | Wing | Wing | SK | 489202 | 303076 | Dwelling house | 18th C cottage of coursed Northampton Stone and limestone rubblestone with ashlar quoins.  [NAME] roof of Collyweston Stone Slate.  Single brick chimney stack on right fable end.  2 storey with a lower 2 storey attached gabled slate roofed building known as 'Rose Cottage'.  Wooden casement windows, those on the ground floor with wooden lintels and stone sills.  Entrance at rear not visible from the street.  Limestone plaque in front wall of property with the initials W over HS and 1771. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Limestone flags | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , [NAME] , Lower Lincolnshire Limestone |  |  |  | Fieldwork. Listed Buildings of Rutland [internet] Available at www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk [accessed 01/11/2010]. |  |  | 15288,  1 Middle Street, Wing | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area
15289 | Millstones |  | Building | Middle Street ,Wing,UPPINGHAM | Wing | Wing | SK | 489220 | 303054 | Dwelling house | 19th C House of Northampton Stone rubblestone with ashlar limestone dressed quoins.   Hipped roof of Welsh Slate.  One central chimney stack of red brick.  4 identical 12 pane wooden windows with flat stone lintels and sills in ashlar limestone and ashlar quoins.  2 storey with single storey rendered and painted extension to left side.  Flush wooden door, left side of house, with ashlar limestone porch and slate gabled roof.  Walling to the front of house, limestone and Northampton stone mix rubblestone with large millstone inserted. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | IRONSTONE | Northampton Stone , Upper Lincolnshire Limestone , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork. |  |  | 15289,  Millstones, Middle Street, Wing | C .Bancroft-Turner & D. Frearson | Rutland County Council | Leicestershire | 2012-03-23 11:27:28 | Rutlandshire English Heritage Atlas Area