Description

SANCREED SANCREED SW 42 NW 5/300 Sancreed House - GV II Former rectory. 1830 (date supplied by present occupier). Built for William Stabback, Rector from 1811 to 1837. Stuccoed walls. Scantle slate hipped roof. Stuccoed chimneys over the rear (partition) walls of the reception rooms and over the left-hand wall towards the rear serving the kitchen. C19 octagonal clay chimney pots. Cast-iron ogee gutters. Plan: 3 rooms deep on the left of a central entrance hall to stair hall and 2-rooms deep on the right (garden front). Reception room or study on the left with butlers pantry and kitchen behind plus single storey pantry projecting left of the kitchen and 2 reception rooms in the garden front. Exterior: 2 storeys. Symmetrical 3 window south-west entrance front with central doorway. Granite plinth and sills, giant panelled pilasters flanking the front original 6-pane door, original wooden Tuscan porch. Symmetrical 3 window south-east garden front has central domed niche to ground floor flanked by canted bay windows with hornless sashes with glazing bars. Original 12-pane sashes above. Interior: Original open-well string stair, panelled doors and some plaster ceiling cornices.

Listing NGR: SW4206529361

External Links

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