Description

SK 12 60 PARISH OF HARTINGTON TOWN QUARTER CHURCH STREET
12/114 (North Side)
The Old Vicarage and
attached garden wall
GV II

Vicarage, now house. 1780. Altered in C20. Coursed limestone with gritstone
dressings and quoins. Plain tile roof. Gable end stone stacks with simple cornices.
Three storeys, three bays. Central doorcase with flush jambs and lintels. Moulded
hood on stone brackets. To either side, formerly 2-light flush mullion windowswith
C20 small pane windows. Above, two similar. Over door a narrower window in wide
plain surround with moulded hood. Above this,stone plaque, with oval disc and
small floral decoration,inscribed: '1780'. To either side C20 casements in C18
openings, formerly mullioned. C19 wing to rear. Attached limestone rubble garden wall
to front with gritstone copings. High wall to sites curving downwards to front.
Attached to south, four step mounting block. To north,wall rises again and curves
round garden to side of village green,

Listing NGR: SK1282460478

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26380243

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