The Vicarage and The Old Rectory

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HALBERTON LOWER TOWN The Vicarage and The Old Rectory

(Formerly listed as No. 2 (The Vicarage), LOWER TOWN)

GV II Vicarage with a wing in separate occupation. 1847. By John Hayward. Coursed volcanic trap. Gabled-end slate roofs. Double-depth plan consisting of two parallel ranges separated by central stair hall with side entrance, and at the opposite side a cross wing which continues at the rear as a service wing. The cross-wing is now separately occupied. Two storeys.

Side entrance elevation: two blank gable ends flank narrow depressed entrance bay; tripartite entrance ensemble (in the form of a Venetian window), semi-circular fanlight, panelled door, narrow side windows, all with architrave; twelve-pane hornless sash window above.

Garden front: three window range to main block, first floor all twelve-pane hornless sashes, ground floor tall fifteen-pane sashes except one now converted into French windows; the garden end of the cross wing slightly advanced to right with tripartite hornless sash window to each floor, 4:8:4, and small four-light sash window to attic. Axial stacks with brick shafts. Overhanging eaves throughout with console brackets. Reference (to architect) : DRO, Faculty Petitions.

Listing NGR: ST0047412897