Glebe House

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ST32SE ISLE BREWERS CP ISLE BREWERS VILLAGE

4/3 Glebe House

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Former rectory, now house. Dated 1847 for Joseph Woolfe. D. D, Vicar of the parish, restored 1950's by Lieut. Colonel Boulter; later C20 alterations. Local lias random coursed rubble, replacement concrete tile roof. Tudor-Gothic style, roughly T-plan. Two storeys, garden front of 1:1 bays; to left projecting under a front-facing gable, restored 5-light mullioned and transomed bay window, battlemented cornice, stone roof, 3-light stone-mullioned and transomed window on first floor, coped verge and finial to gable; to right on ground floor a mullioned and transomed window and a single-light window, on first floor a 2-light casement dormer; cast-iron casements to ground floor with plate glass panes, glazing bars to upper windows. Entrance front on left return, largely restored, has a front-facing gable with stone-roofed canted bay, 4-light casement on first floor. Gabled projecting porch, 4-centered door opening, coped parapet, inner panelled and glazed door; projecting chimney-breast to right with date plaque; 1987 conservatory to rebuilt left bay not of special interest. Interior: Original panelled doors, moulded architraves, decorated fireplace to former dining room and plainer fireplaces elsewhere, stair with chamfered stick balusters and ogee-topped newels. Woolfe was well known for his conversion to the Catholic faith and his subsequent embracing of the Anglican church, his life is well documented in contemporary sources. Coach-house with stable attached to north-west and outbuildings attached to west not of special interest.

ST32SE ISLE BREWERS CP ISLE BREWERS VILLAGE

BREWERS ';ILL4GE 4/3 Glebe House II

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Former rectory, now house. Dated 1847 for Joseph Woolfe D.D, Vicar of the parish. Local lias random coursed rubble, replacement concrete tile roof. Tudor-Gothic style, roughly T-plan. Two storeys, garden front of 1:1 bays; to left projecting under a front-facing gable, 5-light mullioned and transomed bay window, battlemented cornice, stone roof, 3-light stone-mullioned and transomed window on first floor, coped verge and finial to gable; to right on ground floor a mullioned and transomed window and a single-light window, on first floor a 2-light casement dormer; cast-iron casements to ground flour with plate glass panes, glazing bars to upper windows. Entrance front on left return has a front-facing gable with stone-roofed canted bay, 4-light casement on first floor. Gabled projecting porch, 4-centred door opening, coped parapet; projecting chimney-breast to right with data plaque. Interior believed to have coeval features, Woolfe was well known for his conversion to the Catholic faith and his subsequent embracing of the Anglican Church. It it believed his life is well documented in contemporary sources.

Listing NGR: ST3683420892