Charlcombe, England

Farmhouse. Mid - late C17, altered mid C19. Rubble with freestone quoins and dressings; ashlar to C19 parts; double Roman tiled roof; rendered ashlar stacks. 2 storeys, basement and attics in 2 steep coped gables.

Chest tomb to Lewis Bryon, died 1818. Sandstone ashlar. Square inscribed panels with corner balusters; moulded plinth and cornice.

Chest tomb. Early - mid C18. Limestone ashlar. Illegible shield panels and panelled pilasters; moulded plinth and cornice.

Chest tomb to Kegan family. Earliest legible is 1815, but it is probably older. Ashlar with cast-iron panels; in a Gothick style and octagonal in plan.

Chest tomb to John Gunning, died 1765. Limestone ashlar. Inscribed oval plaque with enriched rococo borders; corner pilasters with C-scroll ornament; moulded plinth and cornice.

Chest tomb to Pritchard family. Legible date of 1807. Sandstone ashlar. Square inscribed panels with enriched borders; corner columns with capitals; moulded base and top.

Chest tomb to Sarah Powney, died 1806. Sandstone ashlar. Arched, inscribed panels and engaged corner columns; moulded plinth and cornice.

Court or manor house, now a farmhouse. C14 and C17; altered and extended to east late C17 - early C18.

Manor House. Late C17, restored c. 1840, probably by James Wilson of Bath. Rubble with freestone quoins and dressings; slate roof with coped raised verges; ashlar stacks, diagonal on east gable.

Anglican Parish Church. C12, C13 and altered C15; restored 1857-61, probably J. Wilson of Bath, and possibly to plans by G.G.