Listed Building record MDO3939 - The Antelope, Hazelbury Bryan

A public house built around the middle of the 18th century. The building has walls of brick and a tiled roof with stone copings and brick chimney stacks. A wing was added to the rear of the building in the 19th century. Surviving features of the interior are reported to include an 18th-century fireplace and panelling.

<1> Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England), 1970, An Inventory of Historical Monuments in the County of Dorset, Volume III (Central) Part 1, 108 (Monograph). SDO146.

‘Unless otherwise described, the following monuments are of the 18th century and are two-storied, or single-storied with dormer-windowed attics; they have rubble walls, brick chimneys, thatched roofs and casement windows. … (25) Inn, 150 yds. S.W. of the foregoing, is a mid 18th-century building with walls of Flemish-bonded brickwork patterned with blue headers; the roofs are tiled. The symmetrical three-bay S. front has casement windows of three and two lights, and a plat-band at first-floor level. A rear wing at right-angles to the front range has walls of the same type of brickwork but with lower eaves. The E. room of the S. range has a corner fireplace, with an 18th-century stone surround with a fluted keystone and a moulded cornice. The room is lined with fielded oak panelling in two heights with a moulded dado rail.’

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Mar 17 2017 12:24PM