Description

FRISKNEY CHURCH LANE
TF 45 NE
(north side)
6/40 The Vicarage
2.11.82

G.V. II

Vicarage. 1797. Red brick with some yellow brick dressings.
Slate hipped roof with overhanging eaves, 2 lateral brick stacks,
and 2 stacks to rear. 2 storey, 6 bay front with first floor
sill band. 2 steps lead up to doorway to right with clustered
and reeded column shafts with capitals; raised quatrefoil
frieze, cornice, traceried overlight, panelled reveal and 3
fielded panelled door, the central fielding circular. 2 glazing
bar sashes to the right of the doorway, and 3 to the left. 6
smaller windows above all with glazing bar sashes, except for the
right hand window which is pivitol with glazing bars. All the
windows with cambered heads and yellow brick flush wedge lintels
and stone sills. Inside, 2 round headed arches in hall at foot
of plain staircase with straight balusters; 6 panel doors.

Listing NGR: TF4596655434

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26517551

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