Prestwood Park House

In the entry for GREAT MISSENDEN WYCOMBE ROAD, 3/105 PRESTWOOD (west side)

Prestwood Park House

In part 2 of the entry, line 4 should be amended to read:- 'clustered shafts. Two storeys, east elevation with three gables the left hand one set forward. Door with Tudor arch between two right hand gables. Two single light'

SU 89 NE GREAT MISSENDEN WYCOMBE ROAD, 3/105 PRESTWOOD (west side)

Prestwood Park House GV II

Former vicarage, now old people's home. 1849. By E B Lamb. Rubble flint with sandstone quoins and limestone dressings. Tiled roof with projecting blocks of sandstone along gable verges. Stone stacks, large one on south wing of four clustered shafts. Two storeys, east elevation with three gables. Two single light windows each side. Stone mullioned windows with cusped heads, 4-light on left of ground floor, 3-light above; 2-light stair window on left of door and 3-light to first floor right. Attic vents in gables. Wall to service yard on right with gate piers. Service wing on far right, one storey and attic, one upper window in gable with tile hanging above, gabled loft door in north roofslope.

Listing NGR: SU8738399606