Description

OAKTHORPE AND DONISTHORPE CHURCH STREET (south
SK 31 SW
side) DONISTHORPE
4/47
The Vicarage
GV II
House of c1838. Red brick with stone dressings and moulded string courses
of stone and brick, stone coped gables and plain tile roof. 2 storeys in
Tudor style. Double gable front with stack projecting from left gable.
Central 1 storey porch with Tudor arch and stepped angle buttresses leading
to front door. Various casement windows with wooden mullions and transoms,
stone hood moulds and sills. Flat lintels to recessed canted brick frame.
Left end has projecting central gable and similar windows. Rear the same
with lower 1½ storey wing to left with 2 stone-coped dormers of 2-light
casements with same below. Red brick ridge stacks on main gables and wing
ridge with 2 and 4 flues diagonally placed, topped by buff pots. Top of
flues project with canted blue bricks on under edge. Contemporary and
forms group with church.

Listing NGR: SK3143813931

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26472625

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