Source/Archive record SEM340813 - Glenthorne: Heritage statement and impact assessment
Type | Report |
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Title | Glenthorne: Heritage statement and impact assessment |
Author/Originator | Martin, S. |
Date/Year | 2021 |
Publisher | Stuart Martin Architects |
Stuart Martin Architects |
Please read the Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record caveat document.
Abstract/Summary
An assessment of specific elements of the building in relation to a submitted planning application, with a general discussion of the property. The house is described as being built in 5 phases, begun in c.1830 for WS Halliday and completed in 1879. Very few changes are thought to have taken place to the property between this time and 1985, when it was purchased by Christopher Ondaatje from the Hallidays and was described as being in a "semi-ruinous state". It was updated at this time, but has not been altered since, and was sold to the present owners in 2019.
External Links (1)
- https://planning.agileapplications.co.uk/exmoor/application-details/22269 (Available via Exmoor National Park Authority Planning webpages - 62/11/21/003LB)
Referenced Monuments (1)
- MSO7777 Glenthorne House (Building)
Referenced Events (1)
- EEM14907 2021: HS - Glenthorne (Ref: 62/11/21/003LB)
Record last edited
Dec 6 2021 4:35PM