Old Rectory And Glebe House

TL 50 NE WILLINGALE VILLAGE STREET, (East side), 5/117 Old Rectory and Glebe House II

House, c.1800. Probably by John Johnson (1732-1814) with north, south and west faces of gault brick and red brick on east elevation. Pyramid form, low pitched slate roof. Of 3 storeys with plain stone band at first floor height. Entrance north front, has 3 square double hung sash windows with 2 vertical glazing bars and segmental heads (one now blocked). First floor has a further 3 windows and again the west opening is now blocked. Ground floor has a projecting flat roofed porch with fluted Doric half and three-quarter columns on the angles and wide eaves/cornice overhang. Each side is a tripartite double hung sash with segmental head. Brick dentilled cases all round this main block. To the east is a 2 storey service wing of red brick with irregular pattern of blue headers and gabled peg tile roof. This connects with a lean-to against east wall of main block. This service block has 3 flat topped dormers on north side and 3 gabled dormers on south side. Former moated site.

Listing NGR: TL5982507525