Building record 1005300000 - The Vicarage, 8 THE GREEN

Grade II. House. C17, altered and extended late C19-early C20. Timber frame exposed on S.E. side with brick and rendered infill, remainder covered with pebbledash. Tiled roofs, c.1900 bargeboards, central brick chimney. 2 storeys and attic, 4 original bays. S.E. front has flanking gabled bays, that to left with 2 barred sash windows to each main floor and casement to attic, that to right with lean-to to ground floor, square bay window with sashes to first floor, small leaded casement to attic, and external brick chimney. Of the 2 centre bays that to left is blank, that to right has barred casements, 4-light to ground floor, French doors to first floor, and paired casement in gabled attic. Dormer. Entry to N.W. in gabled porch. Circa 1900 extension to S.W. is part pebbledashed and part tile-hung with tiled roof, brick chimneys and barred casements. RCHM II p 176 MON 3 (B1).



(SP 79053078) Vicarage [NAT] (B3).
The Vicarage, S. of the churchyard, is of two-storeys and an attic, with modern additions at the front and on the west end. At the back are two gab;les and the original timber franing remains; the modern filling is partly covered with roughcast; all the other external walls are modern. The roofs are tiled. The central chimney stack has some 17th century brick in the lower part. Interior:- Some of the ceilings have old beams; the kitchen has a wide fireplace, partly blocked. An outbuilding, formerly a cottage, N.E. of the house is also of the 17th century; the timber framed walls have modern brick filling, and are partly covered with roughcast. Condition - Of house, good, much restored; of outbuilding, fairly good (B4).

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