Description

SE 37 SW RIPON TRINITY LANE
(south east side)
1/313
Presbytery to
GV St Wilfred's Church

II

Presbytery. 1858-62. Designed by J A Hanson in the Gothic Revival style. Coursed
rubble with ashlar dressings and banded slate roof with coped gables. 4 chimneys,
one retains moulded ashlar stacks, two rebuilt in brick and are reduced. Chamfered
plinth. West front, 7 very irregular bays. Off centre doorway with pointed
surround and plank door with ornate iron hinges, flanked by single tall lancets with
sashes, in lean-to porch with above a 3 light mullion window with sashes. To left a
projecting semi-circular stair turret, with 3 rising lancets with plate tracery,
moulded cill band, red sandstone impost band and alternate voussoirs. To the left
single storey wing with 2 lancets, and beyond a 2 storey gabled cross wing. To the
right a broader gabled cross wing with pairs of segment headed sashes either side a
buttress which supports the canted oriel windows above, also with segment headed
sashes and pairs of pointed overlights, plus hipped stone roof. Beyond to right a
single narrow sash and above a pair of plain sashes.

Listing NGR: SE3107971523

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26601880

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