Description

SK 23 NW PARISH OF LONGFORD LONG LANE
6/40 (South Side)
Longford Grange
II

Rectory, now house. 1820, enlarged 1840, with minor alterations in 1843. Red brick
with brick dressings and stone sills. Hipped slate roof with wide overhanging eaves
and brick ridge stacks. Two storeys, four bays by three bays. Main west front has
reeded semi-circular off-centre doorcase with raised moulded impost blocks and double
glazed panelled doors, set in advanced bay. To south, a glazing bar sash, and to north,
two similar windows. Above, four shallower glazing bar sashes. South elevation has
three similar glazing bar sashes below and three similar above. Each set of windows
is advanced with blind recesses between, Interior has basket headed arch in hall and
curving stick baluster staircase, lit by ceiling light.

Listing NGR: SK2252037754

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26403442

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