The Old Vicarage And Stable Cottage

SO 5095-5195 CARDINGTON C.P. CARDINGTON 12/25 The Old Vicarage - and Stable Cottage

• II

Vicarage, now house, and attached stable block, now partly domestic. Circa 1814-15. Coursed grey sandstone rubble; hipped slate roof. Deep eaves; 3 brick ridge stacks and one brick end stack. South- west (garden) front: 1:3:1 bays, centre slightly projecting with triangular pedimented gable; glazing bar sashes, 12-pane to first floor and 16- pane to ground floor (some replaced with C20 casements in imitation of sashes) and tripartite sashes in ground floor of end bays; central C20 glazed door (early C19 door now in north-east-front) with panelled reveals (lower panel flush and top 2 panels raised and fielded) and soffit, and doorcase with narrow fluted pilaster strips surpporting flat hood. 3-bay left-hand return front; 2- bay right-hand return front with first-floor painted imitation sash to left and ground- floor early C19 canted bays with reeded architraves. Mid- to late C20 one-storey addition to north-east with reused early Cl9 six-panelled door and C20 doorcase with pilasters and open triangular-pedimented hood. Former coach house and stable block adjoining to north-east with two C20 gabled dormers, 2-light leaded window and boarded loft openings, and segmental-headed boarded doors. The south-west was formerly the entrance fronts moved to the north-east in the C20.

Listing NGR: SO5047495202