Description

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NZ 10 SE

4/50 The Vicarage

GV II

Vicarage. c1868. Rubble with ashlar dressings, Welsh slate roof.
Jacobethan style. L-shaped plan with double-depth plan to main range, 2
storeys with lower service range extending main range to right. Entrance
front: 3 bays. Quoins. Central part-glazed round-headed 6-panel door in
ashlar surround with Tuscan pilaster capitals and moulded round arch with
keystone, set within paired Tuscan pilasters (the central 2 pilasters
breaking forward slightly), carrying Doric frieze and cornice. Above, 3-
light mullion and transom window above apron with flanking scrolls and below
pedimented gable with ball finials. On either side of doorway, a 2-light
mullion and double transom window at intermediate level, that to left blind,
that to right to staircase. Moulded kneelers to Dutch gables. Corniced
stack at end right. To right, lower service range with Dutch gable to
right. Rear (garden front): plinth and string course to all sections of
facade. To right, projecting bay with canted bay window with mullion and
transom lights on ground floor, and square bay window with cornice on first
floor; Dutch gable with Jacobean finials. Central bay has a 3-light mullion
and double transom window with pulvinated frieze. Above, strapwork
cartouche with scrolls supporting segmental pediment. Dutch gable to left
with finials. Set back to left, service range with 3-light mullion and
transom window with segmental pediment. Left return of central bay: 3-light
mullion and double transom window on ground floor; 3-light mullion and
transom window on first floor. Left return of service range: Venetian
window with keystone on first floor. Left gable-end elevation of house:
left bay has external stack, corniced and with Baroque decoration at top.
Right bay, projecting slightly, has on each floor a 3-light mullion and
transom window in architrave, Dutch gable above. Between the 2 gables,
corniced brick stack. Interior: hall with 5-panelled doors and niche
opposite front door. 2 reception rooms with marble fireplaces, decorated
cornices and shutters to large windows. Staircase off hall to right.

Listing NGR: NZ1851700472

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26424524

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