Description

BULMER TL 84 sW

1/61 The Old Vicarage 21.6.62 GV II

House. Early C19 with earlier features. Timber framed and plastered with slate, hipped, central well roof. Of 2 storeys with attics and of square plan form. The west side has a large stack of 5 octagonal shafts now cement rendered. This and the front has a large painted timber dentilled cornice. The north and east sides have coved plaster eaves. The north elevation has one leaded light casement dormer and there are 2 similar windows on the east side. The front has angle pilaster strips and a paired double hung sash window with small panes each side of a similar but single, double hung sash. The ground floor has 2 similar windows and a central projecting porch. This has a flat top, half columns against the walls and full Tuscan columns of smaller diameter supporting the outer face. The early C19 door has 6 panels and a semi-circular fanlight with Gothick intersecting glazing bars.

Listing NGR: TL8446340395

External Links

• Wikidata Q26416391

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