Description

GATCOMBE

SZ48NE GATCOMBE
1353-0/1/106 The Rectory
18/01/67

II

Rectory. Late C18 or early C19 L-shaped building with mid C19
range and C20 extension to rear. Front elevation of coursed
ashlar, the side elevations coursed stone rubble. Hipped old
tiled roof, but rear range slate. Symmetrical front of 2
storeys. 5 windows with parallel range of Mid C19 filling in L
shape. 3 cambered headed dormers with 8 pane sashes. 1st floor
has 5 12-pane sashes in reveals with keystones and similar
windows to ground floor. Central early to mid C19 gabled porch
with stone coping, kneelers, obtusely pointed arch and blank
shield above. 6 fielded panelled door. Left side elevation has
one 12-pane sash and brick chimneystack range of stone rubble
on ground floor and red brick on 1st floor with some modern
windows. Brick chimneystacks. Rear range has hipped slate
roof, 2 casement windows to 1st floor and triple windows to
grund floor. Well staircase with stick balusters, mahogany
handrail and scrolled tread ends.

Listing NGR: SZ4908485496

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26512976

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