Description

YORK

SE5951NE MICKLEGATE
1112-1/15/665 (South side)
No.81
Holy Trinity Rectory

GV II

Rectory and attached outbuildings fronting on Trinity Lane.
1898. By WH Brierley.
MATERIALS: orange-brown mottled brick in English bond with
dressings of orange gauged brick; sprocketed roof of slate
with overhanging bracketed eaves; hipped cross gables and
coped end gable with brick kneelers; brick stacks with
pilaster strips and moulded cornices. Trinity Lane front has
sandstone doorway.
STYLE: Queen Anne Revival.
EXTERIOR: Micklegate front: 2 storeys, 3 bays, centre bay
projecting and having clasping pilaster strips. Front door of
3 raised panels with overlight in right return of centre bay,
beneath flat stone hood on slim cast-iron post and foliate
brackets. Windows to front are cross windows with casements on
ground and mezzanine floors, and 2-light sliding sashes on
first floor. On ground floor of left bay are paired 12-pane
sash windows beneath continuous flat arch with painted stone
keyblock, to left of 8-pane sash with flat arch. On second
floor are paired 8-pane sashes in orange brick surround with
flat arch to left, and 2-light sash window to right. All
windows unless otherwise indicated have quoined surrounds with
flat arches of gauged and painted chamfered stone sills.
Garden front: 2 storeys and attic; 6 window front on low
chamfered plinth, the two left end windows in projecting
gabled wing. Clasping pilaster strips to wing and at right end
of front. Half glazed door in right return of wing. All
windows are 12-pane sashes with painted chamfered sills, in
quoined openings with flat arches of gauged brick. Two dormers
with 2-light small pane casements in attic.
Trinity Lane front: wall approximately 6 metres high with
glazed tile coping. In centre, quoined Tudor-arched doorway
with panelled door, and 'HOLY TRINITY RECTORY' carved in low
relief in lintel.
INTERIOR: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SE5989851572

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26548690

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