Description

WOOTTON CHURCH STREET
SP4319 (East side)
15/301 Wootton Place and attached
27/08/57 wall and stable.
(Formerly listed as Wootton
Place)
GV II
Vicarage, now house. 1756-64 for John Cary; remodelled and extended c.1842.
Coursed limestone rubble, with ashlar front. Multiple-gabled stone slate roof;
end, ridge and rear lateral stacks of stone ashlar, rebuilt in late C19
engineering brick to left. Double-pile plan, with left side entry. Front in mid
Georgian style. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical 4-window range front with
2-storey canted bay windows to outer bays. Six-pane sashes, and central
full-height sash; early C19 conservatory with glazing-bar lights across centre
of front. Raised storey band; moulded cornice; hipped roof dormers to left. Left
side wall has 6-pane and tripartite sashes, and late C18 three-bay Tuscan porch;
French doors, with flanking glazing-bar lights. 6-pane sashes to rear. C18
service range to right of limestone rubble with gabled old tile roof and stone
end stack; similar early C19 range to rear, of 3-window range, has stone ridge
stack, tripartite sash and 3-light casements with glazing bars. Interior:
stone-flagged floors, old plank doors in service range and panelled doors in
panelled reveals; late C18 chimney pieces, including fine c.1800 example with
Egyptian-style carved heads in room to right. Rooms to left and right have late
C19 Morris and Co. green and rose coloured wallpaper. Long hall runs laterally
across house, from entry on left, to fine dog-leg staircase with turned
balusters and ramped balusters with fluted newels and first-floor balcony
balustrade with dog-gate. First floor only partially inspected. Subsidiary
features; stable and outhouse to right, with Welsh slate and C20 tile roofs,
have latticed window and plank doors to rear, and 2-bay stalls with mangers
inside. Wall, of limestone rubble with tile ridge on stone slate coping, extends
approximately 4 metres to right.
(VCH: Oxfordshire: Vol XI, p281)

Listing NGR: SP4395619862

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26649455

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  Surrey (The Buildings of England) (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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