Description

SJ 46 SW SAIGHTON C.P. SAIGHTON LANE (South east side)

3/175 The Old Vicarage (Formerly listed as Manor House)

1/6/1967 II

House, early C18, altered. Red-brown brick in irregular bond; grey slate roof with flush gable chimneys of brick. Three storeys. The front has brick bands at first and second floors, near-flush small-pane sashes and a 6-panel door with rectangular small-pane fanlight in a mid C19 stone case with simplified entablature. The symmetrical left side (designed as the front) has flush quoins, a plain projecting band at first floor and a cyma moulded cornice band at second floor, all of red sandstone. Two sashes per floor, set flush under camber arches, are 4 panes wide. Three blocked window openings with flat gauged brick arches (first floor) suggest major late Georgian refenestration. Windows to right side and rear are altered, of various periods, with a single storey late C19 canted bay window at rear. Interior: Two Gothick doors in hall, of 4 panels with the upper 2 arched; other doors on the lower 2 storeys are of 5 panels, late Georgian. S-shaped enclosed stair to 1st floor, through simplified classical archway, with swept, moulded handrail on square balusters. Stair to second floor in 3 flights with round-capped square newels and heavy balusters, spiral-moulded on urn bases, 2 per step, painted.

Listing NGR: SJ4437461994

External Links

• Wikidata Q26615310

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