Description

SX 86 NW BROADHEMPSTON BROADHEMPSTON 2/64 The Vicarage - 28.7.86 II Vicarage. Mid C19 re-modelling of earlier house. Rubble wall with double pitched interlocking tiled roof, gable ended. Rendered brick stacks. Double depth plan with 3 principal rooms at the front and entrance hall to left of centre leading to stairwell. At the rear are smaller service rooms. A thick wall divides them from the front rooms and this, with their irregular nature, suggests that in the mid C19 the old house was converted to service quarters and a new block built in front of it containing the principal rooms. 2 storeys. 4 window front with integral gabled bay to right end. Original 3-light casements on first floor with small panes, 2-light gable window. French windows on ground floor, left-hand one is C20 facsimile. Original panelled and glazed door to left of centre beneath gabled porch hood supported on heavy columns at front and pilasters at rear, with moulded capitals. Irregular arrangement of windows and door on rear facade. Interior: Front block contains original staircase, panelled doors and shutters.

Listing NGR: SX8049165910

External Links

• Wikidata Q26457922

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