Description

CHURCH GREEN ROAD
1.
5l35
(North Side)
BLETCHLEY
The Rectory
Stable Block to the Rectory
SP 8633 4/24
II
2.
Built in 1834, restored and extended to rear 1952-53. 2 storey yellow brick,
slightly gothicised. 3 bay entrance front with broad, shallow, gabled break to
east end. 2 gabled half dormers projecting with moulded stucco bases, and breaking
through eaves. Canted bay window to left hand on ground floor with chamfered stucco
reveals. Gabled break has 2 light 1st floor and 3 light ground floor thin mullioned
windows, dripmould over on 1st floor. Double glazed and fielded paned door with
studding having 4 centred marginal glazed fanlight - the whole set in stepped
chamfered surround with flat dropped label mould over and panelled spandrels. East
front is similar except for modern casements to ground floor and no fanlight over
door. Single storey stable block ranged round small yard to west also of yellow
brick, slate roofs. One doorway with reset keystone dated 1754.

Listing NGR: SP8633333749

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26418443

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