Description

SW 73 SE BUDOCK BUDOCK WATER

3/47 Vestry at approximately 21 metres
10.7.57 north of Church of St Budock

GV II

Vestry over traphouse and stables. Circa early C19. Painted rubble to basement,
slate-hanging above with smaller slates over the stable front. Grouted scantle
hipped slate roof.
Plan: Rectangular plan vestry over stable and traphouse basement. Built into the
churchyard at the vestry front. Granite steps up to box porch at the left-hand
(west) end. Gothick fenestration.
Exterior: Single storey vestry over basement. 2-window south front has original
small-paned hornless sashes with traceried heads. Original 16-paned hornless sash to
middle of right-hand end. Box porch approached by short flight of granite steps to
middle of left-hand end. Porch has original pair of 3-panel doors and original 6-
panel inner door. Rear has wide doorway for trap on the left; stable doorway on the
right and reused fragment of C15 tracery between as ventilator. Old ledged doors.
Unpierced slate-hanging above.
Interior: Unaltered simple interior has original chimney-piece with roundels to the
corner blocks.

Listing NGR: SW7861832426

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26434793

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