Description

CARLTON CUM WILLINGHAM CHURCH ROAD TL 65 SW Old Rectory 5/49 GV II House, formerly rectory. Part early C16, but mainly early and late C18. Timber framed red brick rendered. Hipped roofs now covered with modern tiles. Internal and side stacks. Two ranges forming a T-plan. North range, early C16 in origin. Framed, rendered with C18 hipped roof. Two bays and two storeys. Modern fenestration. South range, early c18 red brick rendered and hipped roof. Two storeys and attic. Two C18 dormers on south side. Rebuilt parapet. The south east corner retains two stages of a turret when the house was altered between 1805 and 1813. Doorway in north west wall. Interior: the early C16 wing has leafed stopped and moulded main beam and a chamfered main beam to the second bay. On a moated site. Two watercolours now in the possession of the owner show the house before and after it was gothicised between 1805 and 1813. Only the south-east turret remains from these alterations.

Listing NGR: TL6415452944

External Links

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