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The following building shall be upgraded to Grade II* (star):-

PASTON TF 1802 FULBRIDGE ROAD 18/47 No 206 The Rectory - 7.2.52 II

and the entry shall be amended to read:- TF 1802 PASSION FULBRIDGE ROAD 18/47 No 206 The Rectory - 7.2.52 II*

Rectory, now private house. Circa C13-C14, early and late C16 and C19. Limestone with ashlar east front. Limestone tile roofs with gabled ends. Brick and stone axial and lateral stacks; S wing has brick axial stack with 4 conjoined octagonal shafts of moulded terracotta. Plan: H-shaped plan. The main range probably a C13-14 aisled hall; the E end of the N cross-wing possibly also medieval but remodelled as a 2-storey porch in circa late C16; S cross-wing probably early C16 has projection at centre of S side. The space between the cross-wings on the E side of the hall is an early to mid C19 addition. Exterior: 2 storeys, part with attic. 1:3:1 bay east front in ashlar. Gabled cross wings to left and right with moulded coping, finials, 4-light moulded stone mullion windows; right hand cross- wing 2 storeys and attic, formerly a porch with blocked round arch doorway with imposts, spandrels and moulded cornice above. Single storey centre 3 bays projects, has battlements, 2 large 12-pane sashes and doorway on left with fielded 6-panel door with overlight with integral lantern; hoodmoulds. LH (S) return asymmetrical 2:1:2 bays; gable on left with 2 large 12-pane sashes and French casement below; gabled projection at centre with 2-light stone mullion windows, 2 bays to right with 12-pane sashes on ground floor and 2-light casements above with intersecting glazing bars and hoodmoulds. Interior: S cross-wing has pilastered stone fireplace with panelled overmantel; room above has fireplace with 4-centred timber lintel and the room behind (W) has C18 panelling and ceiling cornice. Inside the roof of the main hall range are 3 pairs of trussed rafters, each with 2 collars halved and lap- jointed with diagonal soffit pegs; the trusses set on wall-plates about 4'6" inside the walls. At S end of main range a C16 clasped purlin roof with collar trusses and wind-braces. Sources: VCH Northants. Vol II p 512. RCHM Peterborough New Town, 'A Survey of the Antiquities in the areas of development'. HMSO 1969 pp 57, 58, 59. w

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PASTON 1. 1500 FULBRIDGE ROAD No 206 (The Rectory) TF 1802 18/47 7.2.52. II 2. 2 storey H-plan building in stone with some brick. Stone slate roof. Main north-south range is of mediaeval origin. The north-east wing has stone walls on the lower storey which may be of mediaeval origin, but was remodelled to form a 2-storey porch in the late Cl6. The south-east wing is probably of the early C16. In the C19 a single storey extension was built between the 2 wings and the north end of the house was enlarged. Stone mullioned casement windows. Shaped finials on gables. Attractive row of red brick and stone chimneys. Interior:- oak panelling and stone fireplaces. See:- VCH Vol II p 5l2; RCHM.

Listing NGR: TF1832902224

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