Description

TL 86 SE LT. WELNETHAM LITTLE WELNETHAM ROAD
Sicklesmere

2/119 Sicklesmere House
(Formerly listed as Rectory
14.7.55 under General)

II

House, formerly rectory, late C18. In the Gothick style; 2 windows, 2
storeys and attics. The front wall gault brick, other walls timber-framed and
rough-case rendered. Hipped plaintiled roof with rear chimneys of red brick.
Windows with Gothick heads of gauged brick; on the ground floor ogee-arched,
with small pane sashes flanked by fixed lights, and with curved glazing bars in
the spandrel above; on the 1st floor segmental-headed with small-pane sashes,
the upper lights with arched glazing bars. 4-panelled entrance door with
glazed upper panels; ogee-arched head of gauged brick; fanlight with curved
glazing bars. Small extensions of mid C19 at either end, 1-storey with hipped
slated roofs. An original staircase wing, up to the attic-level at rear. The
rectory for Little Welnetham Church from 1832 until early C20.

Listing NGR: TL8783960502

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26568062

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  Department for Communities Listed Historic Buildings of Northern Ireland: Information Guide for the 2nd Survey of Historic Buildings
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