Description

EASTON VILLAGE STREET SK 92 NW (south side) Stoke Rochford 6/92 Old Rectory II Former rectory, now house. c.1855. Squared limestone rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings, slate roofs with timber bargeboards, 4 tall squared rubble wall stacks with moulded ashlar tops. L-plan, the rear range is a lower 2 storey service wing. 2 storey with garret irregular 2 bay entrance front with chamfered plinth and offset string course. Off-centre half glazed doors in moulded stone surround set in projecting stone porch with cornice and parapet. To right a plain sash. Over the porch 2 tall cross mullioned windows with leaded lights to the stair, flanked by plain sashes. In the gable over 3 smaller sash windows. The side front has a canted bay window with plain shield in circle over and steeply gabled slate roof. The 4 bay garden front has a projecting and separately gabled central bay, containing a sash window in recessed stone surround. To left are 2 and to right a single, narrower similar windows. To first floor are 6 similar windows. In the gables are single small lights. All sash windows have staggered glazing bars to the upper lights only, segmental roll moulded ashlar heads and deep splayed sills and chamfered reveals.

Listing NGR: SK9182027186

External Links

• Wikidata Q26642468

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