Wiltshire and Swindon Historic Environment Record
Details for record number SU17SW453
Type
Building
Title / Name
Mid 16th Century Dovecote, Avebury Manor
Summary
Circular medieval dovecote.
Monument Types and Dates
DOVECOTE, Medieval (1066 to 1539)
Other Details
Source Detail: Pevsner, N. + Cherry, B., 1975
Title: The Buildings of England, Wiltshire
Summary: Publication Source ID: SWI16505
Description: A circular dovecote.
Source Detail: Historic England, 2020
Title: Case Name: Dovecote at Avebury Manor - descheduling
Summary: Advice Report Source ID: SWI28797
Description: The national importance of the dovecot was recognised when it was scheduled in 1959 (National Ref: 1005656, WI 248). However, the criteria for scheduling were no longer met when reviewed in 2020. Subsequently it was de-scheduled and the structure more appropriately managed as a listed building.
Source Detail: No Originator information.,
Title: Dept of the Environment List Wilts
Summary: List Source ID: SWI6236
Description: The dovecote was designated a scheduled monument in 1959, and in 1966 it was listed at Grade II*. It stands within the grounds of Avebury Manor, a National Trust property and groups with a high number of listed buildings. The house itself is Grade I listed, as is the barn to the north-east of the dovecote, while the former stables (a museum of local antiquities since 1938) is listed at Grade II. A boundary wall (Grade II) to the stable yard in which the dovecote stands abuts the building on its south side. The Church of St James (Grade I) stands to the south, and to the east are the Avebury henge and stone circles, a scheduled monument.
Source Detail: No Originator information., 1955-1956
Title: The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine - Volume 56 (master)
Summary: Publication Source ID: SWI941
Additional Information: The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine Volume 56
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