Description

NUNTHORPE CHURCH LANE,
NZ 51 SW (5313) north side.

6/101 The Vicarage
G.V. II
Schoolmaster's house, dated 1903; front extension dated 1935 by W.E. Haslock
(Middlesbrough). Now used as vicarage. Dressed sandstone; plain clay tiled
roofs with stone gable copings and block kneelers. L-plan. Vernacular
Jacobean revival style. 2 storeys, 2 bays; originally 3 bays, but 2 right
bays now hidden by projecting gabled extension of 1 bay wide. Entered from
left return of extension. Chamfered-mullioned windows with leaded-light
iron casements, 3-light on ground floor, 2-light on first floor, that in
left bay in gabled half dormer. Slit vents in gables. Left tablet, between
floors, with raised lettering: "A.J.D. 1903". Hipped and gabled roofs with
exposed rafter ends. 2-bay left return has boarded and studded door, in
stop-chamfered surround under recessed panel inscribed: "A.D. 1935" and
hoodmould, at left end. Similar 1-and 3-light windows. 5-bay right return
has corniced external stack, at right of 3 stepped buttresses, in 2nd bay.
Gabled 3rd bay, and half-dormer over right end bay. Similar windows of one,
2, and 3 lights. Bell suspended from iron bracket at right end on first
floor. L-plan, one-storey outhouse range adjoins rear. INTERIOR : original
segment-headed doorway, with roll moulded surround and giant keystone, in
lobby. Panelled doors in moulded wood surrounds. Open-well staircase has
moulded stick balusters, moulded handrail, fluted newels with cornice caps,
and beaded closed string with cornice. Moulded ceiling cornices on ground
floor.

Listing NGR: NZ5390413969

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26614778

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