Description

SE23NW LS28 CARR ROAD
SE2037 PUDSEY (south side),
Calverley

2/108 The Old Vicarage
(John Ryan and
Partners)

GV II

Vicarage, now offices. Dated 1886 by T. F. Healey. Hammer-dressed stone,
stone slate roof. Mixed Gothic and Vernacular Revival Style. 2 storeys
and attics. 3-cell plan with internal porch. Plinth, string course above
ground floor and 1st-floor windows. Parapet above 1st cell, 2nd and 3rd cells
break forward slightly under separate coped gables with eaves finials. All
windows are double-chamfered mullioned: 1st cell has cross-window with 2-light
above. 2nd cell has 4-light window with cusped ogee lights (as in clerestorey
of St. Wilfrid's Church (q.v.)) to left of wide semicircular-arched doorway
with chamfered jambs and richly-moulded head with hoodmould which rises to
form fleur-de-lys, on date stone. Inner doorway has false ogee lintel and
richly-moulded jambs to left of tall cusped light with decorative leaded
window removed from Calverley Hall c1907 (q.v.); one other window from same
source. On 1st floor is a 5-light mullioned-and-transomed window. Second
cell has canted window of 4-lights to each floor with transom to ground floor.
Attic gables have 4-light windows. Coped gables with kneelers. Large central
ridge stack, one other to right gable. Right-hand return: U-shaped with main
feature of central large hall window of 4-lights with 2 transoms. Left-hand
return has 3 gabled facade. Left bay has extruded stack with offsets and
bullseye window with swan-neck pediment. Central bay has ground-floor projection
with 4-light mullioned-and-transomed window to left of doorway with shaped lintel
with, above, three 2-light windows. 3rd bay has 2 cross-windows and 5-light
mullioned-and-transomed window above. Attic gables have 4-light windows.

Interior: large main galleried stair-hall with carved and turned balusters and
newels.

Listing NGR: SE2075437125

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26428481

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