{"entry-date":"1975-01-10","start-date":"1975-01-10","end-date":"","entity":42148389,"name":"Watcombe Cottage","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"390812","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":344,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-3.52406 50.496766, -3.524077 50.496771, -3.524177 50.496791, -3.524191 50.496765, -3.524113 50.496749, -3.524155 50.496712, -3.524176 50.496715, -3.524199 50.496634, -3.524127 50.496626, -3.52412 50.496651, -3.5241 50.496662, -3.524099 50.496669, -3.524112 50.496681, -3.524105 50.496707, -3.524132 50.49671, -3.524092 50.496745, -3.524078 50.496742, -3.524092 50.496716, -3.523851 50.496661, -3.523822 50.496715, -3.52406 50.496766)))","point":"POINT (-3.524034 50.496711)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"Chapel, now house. Built for IK Brunel as part of his estate at Watcombe Park, now Brunel Manor (qv). c1866 but converted soon after Brunel's death to a cottage with extension to west. Snecked stone rubble with slate roof and stone stacks. Rectangular plan. One storey and attic. 1980s windows in original openings: 2 original pointed-arched windows, the others flat-arched and including gabled half dormers. Doors date from conversion. INTERIOR not inspected, and full access to site not possible on review. Drawings by Brunel for an elaborate altar piece survive at Bristol University, but do not appear to have been carried out. Listing NGR: SX9200967434","listed-building":"1206847"}