Description

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TL 05 SW
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OAKLEY
CHURCH LANE
Rectory Cottage

II

House, C16 altered and extended in C19 & C20. Timber-framed gable ends rendered over.
Two storeys. Facade has two 3-light casements with Gothic arched heads to each floor
of old building. R.H. ground floor window is concealed behind C20 flat roofed
conservatory. L.H. side C20 extension facade has glazed double doors to the ground
floor 3 light window to first floor, gable end has single light to ground and first
floor. C20 gabled wing to right hand side and central C20 porch. The house backs
onto the churchyard. The elevation has two small first floor horizontal sashes and
ground floor 3 light leaded casement of the same type as those in the facade.

Listing NGR: TL0104452933

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26408104

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