Description

1.
5363 VICARAGE STREET
(South side)

ST 7747 NE 10/109 GV No 26
31.1.74
II

2.
Circa 1683. Painted rubble with stone tiled roof. 3 storeys and 2 hipped dormers.
2 windows, 3- and 4-light stone mullioned casements. Drips to ground floor windows.
Central half-glazed door, flat hood on brackets. Weathered strings at 2nd floor
level and to eaves. Blocked doorway centre right modern inserted doorway to right.
Rear probably had wood moulded mullions (ogee wooden lintels) to stair turret.
Interior has 2 important features. On ground floor a wide Tudor arch fire-
place with panelled spandrels and stop moulded surrounds and rouh lintels.
Adjacent to rear is oak winder stair with incised risers and painted skirting stepped
and supporting arabesque (also painted).

Listing NGR: ST7778947842

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26469268

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