The Old Rectory

STANTON CHURCH LANE SP 0634-0734 (east side) 11/61 The Old Rectory GV II Former Rectory, now house. About 1820, for Rev. Wynniatt; altered C20. Ashlar stone, Welsh slate roof. Four-window front, slightly projecting wings, 2-rooms deep, 2 storeys: lower wing to right. Front, mullioned windows with hoodmoulds, sashes between mullions; each 2 panes wide. On left wing 2-storey rectangular bay, 3-light window from floor level: 3-light wide above, crenellated parapet, blind single-light window with hoodmould in gable to main roof, parapet gable, finial on apex. Centre recess raised stone paving, originally porch removed by Sir P. Stott. Central panelled door (raised mouldings), 4-centred arch, 2-light window each side, no hoodmoulds. Above- 2-light window each side, blind single-light in centre. Right wing 3-light window ground floor, similar but shorter above, gable as left wing, but finial missing. Chimneys on ridge main roof each end centre section, base, recesses between flues, moulded cap. Left return, canted single-storey bay to rear room, 3-light mullioned window, angled corner buttresses, crenellated parapet. First floor 2 single-light windows, hoodmoulds. Parapet gable to left half: chimney on ridge to right as front. Panelled shutters to front windows. (B. Little in Gloucester Countryside, Vol IX)

Listing NGR: SP0694234325