Description

CARLISLE

NY3955NE WEST WALLS
671-1/10/314 (East side)
St Cuthbert's Vicarage and
associated railings

GV II

Two vicarages, now one. 1832 by Christopher Hodgson. Painted
cement render over brick, with sill band. Graduated greenslate
roof, with gabled and boxed roof dormers; C19 ridge and end
brick chimney stacks.
2 storeys, 5 bays (originally two 3-bay houses in a row). Left
C20 panelled door and fanlight in pilastered surround. Mostly
sash windows, one right of entrance is paired and casement
window left of entrance with smaller casement above, all in
plain reveals. INTERIOR not inspected.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: basement void right of entrance has
speared railings around.
These appear to have been the vicarages for Holy Trinity and
Christ Church; when new vicarages were built nearer to those
churches in the late C19, these were combined to form the
vicarage for the nearby Church of St Cuthbert (qv). Plans for
alterations when this was St Cuthbert's Vicarage in 1896 are
in Cumbria County Records Office, Ca/E4/12822.

Listing NGR: NY3994855803

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26584872

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