Description

SY 4994 LODERS MAIN STREET
South Side

9/182 Loders Hall,
7-8-52 (formerly listed
as The Vicarage)

GV II

Former,Vicarage, now private house. Later Cl9, with an early C16
building incorporated. Rubble stone walls. Clay tile roofs, with
decorative ridging. Brick and stone stacks on the irregular north
elevation, each on the 2 north gables. Eastern gable-stack
projects and is of Cl6 origin, 1½ storeys, 5 windows of irregular
fenestration. North elevation, east to west: 4-light wooden
casement, projecting stone stack (as above), front door, plank with
segmental head, C19, brick porch; 2 trefoil-cusped single-light
windows with lozenge leading, Cl6; 2-light cast-iron casements,
C19; long hash lancet window with marginal glazing-bars; stone stack
with set-offs. The west and south elevations have wooden canted
bays with pointed heads.
RCHM Dorset I, p 140 (4). -

Listing NGR: SY4922894232

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26509776

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