Description

TG 10 SE SWARDESTON

5/103 Old Cavell Vicarage

II

Vicarage, dated 1865, for Revd. Frederick Cavell. Brick with stone quoins and some stone dressings; slate roof with bands of hexagonal slates. Square, 3 bays, 2 storeys. Each facade with gable to left hand bay, those to east and south with decorative cusped and pierced barge boards; double sawtooth brick cornice and decorative platband; quoined stone surrounds and segmental arches of brick and stone to openings. Entrance facade to east: bay 1 ground floor with 3-light transomed casement, first floor with 3-light casement having pointed relieving arch containing moulded decorative bricks, gable with F C and 1 8 6 5 individually in stone; central bay with pointed Gothick doorway having an octogoil light and two blank trefoils in stone under arch, double leaved part-glazed door to internal porch; bay 3 with bay window to ground floor having slate roof and decorative brick cornice, 4-light transomed casements with stone quoins. Garden facade to south: bay 1 with triangular sectioned bay window to left and cross window to right of ground floor, first floor opening as to east facade but with flat stone lintel and stone dressings to corners only; central bay recessed; third bay with large canted bay to ground floor with pierced trefoil parapet, ashlar to lower part of bay, brick above, central cant with double leaved part-glazed doors, side cant with cross windows, first floor with 3-light casement. Facade to north bay 1 with gable end external stack, double Gothick lights to ground floor right; bays 2 and 3 with 2 and 3-light casements to first floor; Gothick doorway between bays 2 and 3. Listed as an unaltered example of a mid C19 parsonage and for historical associations; Frederick Cavell was vicar 1863-1909; the Vicarage was the home of Edith Cavell b. 1863, d. 1915.

Listing NGR: TG1996402423

External Links

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