That Part Of Beckfield Nursing Home Which Formed The Original Vicarage

This building is part of Beckfield Nursing Home and was originally the vicarage, constructed around 1830 by John Child from Leeds, with a rear extension added around 1870. It is made of thin-coursed hammer-dressed stone and has two storeys. The front features a symmetrical three-bay design, with a bay added to the left in 1870 and a rear wing that extends at right angles. There are 20th-century extensions at both ends. The original 1830 windows and doorway have a four-centred arch with a chamfered surround, and there is a hood-mould over the door. Some windows retain intersecting glazing bars at their heads. The roof was originally hipped but now has an added hipped roof on the right side, which includes a single stack on the front pitch. The rear wing also has a similar bay of windows.