Description

TL 1233 SHILLINGTON & HIGH ROAD (West Side)
STONDON
19/92
29.7.75 The Old Vicarage

II

House, formerly vicarage. Early C19. Yellow brick with slate roofs. Complex
plan roughly L-shaped overall. 2 storeys. E elevation: asymmetrical 3-bay
facade, 2 slightly projecting bays to RH, slightly recessed bay to LH. 2 RH bays
have tripartite sash windows to both floors, LH bay has sash window to each
floor. All sashes have glazing bars. All windows have gauged brick flat heads.
Brick band at first floor level. Deep eaves with cut brackets at gable ends.
One brick ridge stack, one integral gable end brick stack, both with round headed
arches to base. N elevation: 6-panel door, top pair glazed, surmounted by semi-
circular fanlight, in round-headed opening with ashlar impost bands and keystone.
Canted bay window to ground floor. Sash windows with glazing bars.

Listing NGR: TL1249433859

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26407689

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