Description

SP 7408 HADDENHAM CHURCH END
(north-east side)

11/196 No.22 (The Old Vicarage)

25.10.51
lI
GV

House, formerly the Vicarage. C18. Witchert, colourwashed and
roughcast on a rubble plinth. Old tile roofs, the rear most pitch
slated. 2 storeys and 3 bays, the front roof having parallel wings
at right angles and then, to rear slated outer pitch. Central half
glazed door in doorcase of narrow pilasters, entablature and thin flat hood,
and with rectangular fanlight of radiating and curved pattern. 2
storey canted bay window to left bay, one window over door. Ground
floor canted bay to right and sash above. Sash windows. North
elevation early C19 with label moulds over ground floor windows.
Brick gable stacks and to gable of each rear wing. C18 staircase with
turned balusters. Built after 1701 fire that destroyed the old
vicarage on this site together with the Parish Registers and records.

Listing NGR: SP7420708165

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26411749

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