Shenley, England

Barn. C17, altered. Timber frame, weatherboarded.

Barn. C17. Timber frame, weatherboarded.

House. Early C18. Red brick probably casing a timber frame.

Large house, now health resort. C18, much altered first half C19. Extended later C19 and c.1900. Stuccoed brick. Slate roof. 2 storeys, basement and attic. 7 bays.

Former parish church now house. Built c. 1424 following a bequest by Maud, Countess of Salisbury. Chancel demolished, the rest re-roofed and altered 1753. Grave of Nicholas Hawksmoor in churchyard.

2 attached barns and a tack room. Late C17 to early C18. Timber frames on rendered brick bases, weatherboarded.

House. Late C16, refronted C18, extended C18 and C20. Timber frame, brick casing, part rendered. Machine tiled roof. 5 bays with central lobby entry. 2 storeys. C17 2 storey gabled entrance porch. Moulded panel over lintel.

Bridge over moat and flanking gateposts to Salisbury Hall (q.v.). C17/C18. Brick.

Large House. c.1840 extended mid C19, altered C20. Stock brick. Shallow pitched hipped slate roof. Double-pile. 2 storeys with basements and attics. 7 window front. Central entrance: pedimented Greek Doric porch.

House, formerly gamekeeper's cottage to High Canons (q.v.). Early C19. Whitewashed brick. Thatch. Gothic cottage orné, 1 storey. Central entrance with thatched timber porch. Flanking 3 light casements, 4 centred heads to each light.