Description

The Rectory, etc. Church Street.
10/54
8/54

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The Rectory, etc, Church Street.
10/54
8/54

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ST5222 ILCHESTER CP CHURCH STREET (West side)

10/54 The Rectory and front boundary
railings
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- II

Rectory. Earlier C19. Ham stone ashlar facade, local lias stone cut and squared to sides and rear; hipped Welsh slate
roof with large eaves soffite with pairs of brackets at intervals; central lias stone chimney stack. In a villa style.
Two storeys with attic, 3 bays. Sash windows of 12 panes in plain openings, no window lower bay 2. Entrance on north
side, by a 6-panelled door in panelled recess, with plain timber architrave; small single-storey extension to west.
Dormer window in roof on south side. Interior not seen. About 3 metres east of house, wrot iron boundary railings with
collared spearpoints, set on low stone base, with cast urn finials to standards, matching pair of gates towards north
end; the whole adding to the setting of the house and to the streetscape. The building purchased as a rectory in 1842,
but building date not known (VCH, Vol III, 1974).

Listing NGR: ST5223422523

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26629339

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