Building record 1009800000 - THE OLD PARSONAGE, THE OLD RECTORY AND FLAT

Grade II. 3 houses. The Old Vicarage: C18, altered. Vitreous brick with red dressings, band course and slate roof. N. section has 2 storeys and 2 bays of leaded 2-light windows with rendered voussoir heads. Later extensions and alterations to south. Interior has fragments of timber frame, cambered moulded tie beam in first floor room and C18 staircase with turned balusters, newel columns and moulded handrail. Linking wing to The Old Rectory has 2 C20 doors in Georgian style doorcases. The Old Rectory and flat: dated 1830 on rainwater head. Red brick with plain parapet and pantile roof. 3 storeys. S.E. front of 3 bays. Barred sash windows to centre bay, flanking tripartite sashes, those to ground floor in segmental arches with panelled tympana. Upper windows have gauged brick heads. Entry in centre bay has wide double doors with arched glazed panels and panelled tympanum below C20 segmental hood. Hood on Doric columns that were formerly inside the house. Side walls have similar windows, some blocked. S.W. front has c.1900 conservatory to centre. RCHM II p 215 MON 3 (B1).


The Rectory is almost entirely modern but contains some traces of a late C16th or early C17th building in the East wing. The walls of the wing are predominately late C17th or early C18th brick. Some late C16th or early C17th panelling survives in a ground floor room (B2).

This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence.