Description

WALKINGTON EAST END
SE 93 NE
(south side)
8/78 The Old Rectory
II
Rectory, now a house. Late C17/early C18, probably with earlier origins.
Brown brick, pantiled roof. Main range with cross wings in U-shaped plan,
later infilled. Garden elevation of 2 storeys (attics to cross wings)
7 bays 2:3:2. Sashes with sills and glazing bars throughout; lintels with
central raised paterae to ground floor. 3-light casements with sills to
cross wing gables, that to right apparently retaining its original glazing
of small rectangular panes in lead cames. Raised coped gables on shaped
kneelers. Axial stacks. Rear (entrance) elevation: to left, 2-panel door
with overlight under giant C19 timber canopy with enriched pulvinated frieze
and to right 4 sashes with glazing bars and sills under segmental relieving
arches. First floor: pair of C19 oriel windows with sills on shaped
brackets. Sash with glazing bars over door. Raised coped gables on shaped
kneelers to original wings: paired coped shaped gables with heraldic shields
to infilled section.

Listing NGR: SE9977237056

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26397467

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