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HER Number MWB15906
Record Type Building
Name Ivy Cottage, Donnington

Grid Reference SU 464 687
Map Sheet SU46NE
Parish Shaw-cum-Donnington, West Berkshire
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Summary

Grade II listed 17th-18th century house, suggested to have been affected by fire during the Civil War

Associated Legal Designations or Protected Status

  • Listed Building (II) 1220452: IVY COTTAGE
  • Conservation Area: Donnington Village

Other Statuses and Cross-References

  • Old Listed Building Ref (pre 1984) (II): Map No 26 4/115 No. 1 Ivy Cottage No. 2 Ivy Cottage No. 3 Ivy Cottage
    C.17 and later. Timber framed and brick, part tile hung. L-shaped on plan. 2S. Brick stacks. Casements. Three window front. Group value.

Monument Type(s):

  • HOUSE (17th century to Late 19th century - 1601 AD to 1900 AD)

Full Description

17th and 18th Century house. Painted brick and timber framed with brick noggings. Hipped tiled roof with half hip to right <1>. During the Civil War Second Battle of Newbury, houses in Donnington village were set on fire, and scorched roof timbers in this building plus the unusual roof line may suggest that the original cottage was damaged in the fire, and then partially rebuilt <2>.

Sources and further reading

<01>Department of the Environment. 1974-2000?. DOE List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. [Unpublished document / SWB10006]
<02>Newbury Weekly News. 1989. Survivor of the Civil War . [Article in serial / SWB13311]
<03>1950-83. Buildings included in the statutory list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest, pre Review. WBC Network. Map No 26 4/115. [Unpublished document / SWB10875]

Related Monuments

MWB15775Newbury II Battlefield, 1644 (Landscape)

Associated Excavations and Fieldwork

  • None recorded