There is a drawing (by Edmund Prideaux) of Wembury House, dated 1716, depicting a late C17/early C18 house. It was then the seat of John Pollexfen. The drawing is now at Prideaux …

Wembury House was built for Thomas Lockyer around 1803 and is the third house on the site - originally a monastic grange (with ramparts remaining today) and then the property of Sir John …

An attractive simple house of 1803 built for Thomas Lockyer. Five bays plus one, two storeys, rubble with ashlar dressings, rusticated quoins, a big hipped roof. Tuscan porch with cast-iron …

Wembury House is a Grade II* listed building in Wembury, Devon, England. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and photos …

The current Wembury House was built on the site of a great mansion of Sir John Hele who bought the estate in 1592 and built what was reputedly an enormous house of which only this wall …

2003年4月1日 · Wembury House at the southwest tip of Devon is still, as Tristram Risdon put it nearly two centuries ago, 'a most elegant mansion', (1) but what we now see represents only …

late C17 or early C18 house which in turn has been replaced by the present house. Sir John Hele bought the estate in 1592 and built what was reputedly an enormous house of which only the …

Wembury House survives as an elegant late Georgian mansion, originally an exceptionally grand Elizabethan house built by the lawyer Sir John Hele (c.1541–1608) a Member of Parliament …