Featherstones

CHITTLEHAMHOLT SS 62 SW

3/50 Featherstones

• • II House, formerly vicarage. 1840. Unrendered roughly coursed stone rubble. Hipped slate roof. Axial brick stack and rebuilt front and rear stacks to right. Rectangular on plan, 2 rooms deep, with 2 principal rooms to left and single room to right of entrance and stairhall. 2 storeys. 4-window range. Ground floor left-hand window and window openings on each floor at right end are blocked. Original C19 fenestration intact, all 12-paned hornless. Sashes with margin glazing bars. Dressed stone lintels with keystones. Bracketted pedimented timber canopy to off-centre doorway with recessed raised and fielded 6-panelled door. Windows on each floor of central bay at right end are also blocked. Interior: C19 joinery intact. The Parsonage was built by Lord Rolle in 1840 on a site of 3 acres bought for £200. Source: Rev Andrews "The Parish of Chittlehamholt"

Listing NGR: SS6444820736