BIBURY COURT

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Tudor with later additions; alleged monastery site (no evidence).

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(SP 11860647) Bibury Court (NR)
(Name SP 11910649) Remains of Monastery (NR)(Benedictine). (1)

Bibury Court is a large picturesque gabled mansion dating from
Tudor times, though the main portion was built by Sir Thomas Sackville in 1633, as shown by an armorial panel above the doorway (3). Not listed by Knowles and Hadcock. Grade I. (2-4)

Bibury Court, now an hotel, is a fine example of a Tudor mansion.
The oldest part of the building is at the northern end. It is
outstanding. There are no identifiable remains of the alleged monastic buildings. (5)

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( 1) Ordnance Survey Map (Scale / Date)

OS 25" CSL

( 2) List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest

DOE(HHR) Northleach RD Glos May 1947 17

( 3) General reference

Buildings of England Glos 1 1970 110 (D Verey)

( 4) General reference

Md Rel Houses of E & W 1953 (Knowles & Hadcock)

( 5) Field Investigators Comments

F1 DRB 09-JAN-75

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