Listed building outline

LONGCAUSE, Plympton St Maurice, (North side (off)) Plympton House (St Peter's Convent)

Field	Value	Fact links
Reference	740-1/50/527	Facts
Prefix	listed-building-outline	Facts
Name	LONGCAUSE, Plympton St Maurice, (North side (off)) Plympton House (St Peter's Convent)	Facts
Dataset	Listed building outline	no fact link
Organisation	Plymouth City Council	no fact link
Start date	1952-04-23	no fact link
End date		no fact link
Entry date	1952-04-23	Facts
Typology	geography	no fact link
Geometry	MULTIPOLYGON (((-4.045863 50.385048, -4.045908 50.385048, -4.045911 50.384966, -4.045937 50.384966, -4.045938 50.384938, -4.045911 50.384938, -4.045913 50.384884, -4.045654 50.384873, -4.045654 50.384881, -4.04555 50.38488, -4.045544 50.385017, -4.045389 50.385015, -4.04539 50.384993, -4.045319 50.384992, -4.04532 50.384983, -4.045263 50.384982, -4.045262 50.384991, -4.04499 50.384987, -4.044987 50.385062, -4.045224 50.385066, -4.045223 50.385094, -4.04555 50.3851, -4.045552 50.385045, -4.045812 50.385056, -4.045811 50.385048, -4.045863 50.385048))) MULTIPOLYGON (((-4.045863 50.385048, -4.045908 50.385048, -4.045911 50.384966, -4.045937 50.384966, -4.045938 50.384938, -4.045911 50.384938, -4.045913 50.384884, -4.045654 50.384873, -4.045654 50.384881, -4.04555 50.38488, -4.045544 50.385017, -4.045389 50.385015, -4.04539 50.384993, -4.045319 50.384992, -4.04532 50.384983, -4.045263 50.384982, -4.045262 50.384991, -4.04499 50.384987, -4.044987 50.385062, -4.045224 50.385066, -4.045223 50.385094, -4.04555 50.3851, -4.045552 50.385045, -4.045812 50.385056, -4.045811 50.385048, -4.045863 50.385048)))	Facts
Point	`POINT (-4.045533 50.384998)`	Facts
Notes	Country house, now a convent. From 1700, erected for the Treby family (Sir George Treby, Lord Chief Justice). Probably designed for the same architect responsible for Mothecombe and Puslinch (former list description). Mason in 1720 is George Veale. Front	Facts

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}

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