More information : [TQ 55887035] St. Johns [NR] Chapel [NR] (Remains of a Commandery of Knights Hospitallers) [also, area centred TQ 559 703] Moat [NR]. (1)
Sutton-at-Hone. Founded as a Hospital before 1199 and granted to the Knights Hospitallers in 1214. A preceptory was established but it had ceased to exist by 1338. (2)
St. Johns. Main portion of building dates from 13th c. and was the Preceptory chapel, but was much altered 1755 - 56. 2 storeys and attic. E. end faced with flints, the remainder re-faced with red brick in 18th c. 19thc dormers added. Tile roof. 18thc adddition to W. on site of a tower. 19thc E-wing addition to the N.E. (3)
[Photo AO/60/152/4.] Plan of remains of chapel [A full architectural description is given.] (4)
`St. Johns' (name confirmed). As described by Authority 3. The 18c addition to W. on site of a tower, incorporates parts of a Tudor building. The east wall is entirely of narrow red brick. Existence of a Tudor structure was confirmed by Lady Tallents. The house is a private residence, and is National Trust property. It is in fair condition. A water-filled moat entirely surrounds the building, and is in good condition. See GPs. AO/60/142/1 House from S: /2 Tudor brick-work seen from NE. (5)
Published 25" survey revised. (6)
TQ 559705. St. John's, Sutton at Hone. Listed as a Medieval moated site. (7)
St. John's Jerusalem. Grade II* A preceptory of the order of the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem was founded here in 1199. The main portion of the building dates from the 13th century and was the Chapel of the Preceptory, but it was much altered in 1755-6. (8)
Listed (9). |