The Old Vicarage The Old Vicarage Lodge

SE 8617-8717 BURTON UPON STATHER CHURCH GATE (north side)

5/1 The Old Vicarage and The Old Vicarage Lodge 6.11.67 - (Formerly known as 'Vicarage Cottage' and 'The Vicarage') GV II

Rectory, now 2 houses. 1829 on datestone in right return, with C2U alterations. By David Thorpe of Kingston upon Hull for Rev Charles Sheffield. Grey gault brick in Flemish Bond with red brick to rear. Ashlar cills, gable coping and chimney cornices, wrought iron window grilles, Westmoreland slate roof, wooden porch with ashfelt roof. I,lain house, now The Old Vicarage, with adjoining former services wing, now The Old Vicarage Lodge, set back on left. The Old Vicarage: 2 storeys with attic, 3 bays; symmetrical. Central entrance has original part- glazed panelled door in panelled reveal and architrave. Later trellis porch with hipped roof. Tripartite windows with sashes with glazing bars divided by pilasters supporting a moulded cornice. First floor sashes with glazing bars under low cambered arches, the 2 outer windows with decorative ironwork grilles. Mansard roof with 2 sloping dormers with 12-pane sliding sashes in architraves. Coped gables and end stacks with cornice bands and square chimney pots. Lower 2 storey section to left (The Old Vicarage Lodge) has 3 first floor windows. Round-headed entrance inserted to right of centre in 1940s has internal porch and panelled door in architrave. 2 sashes with glazing bars to left, 1 to right, with small inserted sashes at each end. All windows have cambered arches apart from first floor right, under a lintel at eaves level. Wooden cornice board. Lateral stacks. Interior of The Old Vicarage retains original staircase with slender turned balusters, panelled doors, architraves, window shutters, pilaster divides to ground floor front windows, moulded plaster ceiling roses and cornices. the Old Vicarage Lodge contains part of a re-used 1733 staircase balustrade. (Architect's plans: Lincoln Archive Office, FICA 155).

Listing NGR: SE8709917909