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Summary

Grade II listed 18th century to 19th century house with attached coach house

Associated Legal Designations or Protected Status

• Listed Building (II) 1220453: TONAYNE HOUSE AND COACH HOUSE ADJOINING TO NORTH
• Conservation Area: Donnington Village

Monument Type(s):

• COACH HOUSE (18th century to Victorian - 1767 AD to 1849 AD)
• HOUSE (18th century to Victorian - 1767 AD to 1849 AD)

Full Description

Tonayne House was built in the late 18th century in grey brick <2>.

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Associated Excavations and Fieldwork

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