Holcombe Court, Tudor manor house in Holcombe Rogus, England.
The south front of Holcombe Court features a four-centered arch porch, three-story bay window, and a substantial buttressed tower with staircase turret.
Sir Roger Bluett constructed Holcombe Court around 1540, and the property remained with the Bluett family until its sale in 1858.
The 65-foot-long gallery above the great hall contains the earliest known plaster ceiling in Devon, marked with Sir Roger Bluett's initials.
The manor house stands west of the parish church, separated from the public road by a high wall with a tall entrance archway.
The circular dovecote on the eastern side of the property adds to the architectural elements of this Grade I listed Tudor mansion.
Location: Holcombe Rogus
GPS coordinates: 50.96290,-3.34620
Latest update: March 10, 2025 02:56
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