Description

EAST KEAL MAIN ROAD
TF 36 SE
(south side)
5/9 Barley Cliff and
3.2.67 flanking walls
G.V. II
Former rectory, now house and flanking walls. 1826, with later
C19 alterations. Red brick in Flemish bond, slate roofs and lead
behind parapet, 3 wall stacks. Gable end to front. 2 storey.
plus garret, 3 bay front with raked parapet, stone coped with 4
ball finials. Centre bay recessed with wide semi-circular head,
recessed end sections and end pilasters. Gable band. Central 8
panel door with traceried fanlight in recess with semi-circular
head. C19 latticed flat roofed porch, flanked by single glazing
bar sashes. To first floor 3 similar windows. In the gable a
smaller similar sash. All windows have cambered splayed brick
lintels. To either side are curved lower flanking walls, ramped
down to end piers. The right hand side has a small glazing bar
sash. Interior retains stick baluster stair. Stair hall has
flat segmental archways. Original shutters in one room.

Listing NGR: TF3752463597

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316932

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