Description

NY 46 NW HETHERSGILL KIRKLINTON

3/88 Vicarage and stables
to rear

II

Vicarage. Dated 1839 with initials GEB (Rev G.E. Bell) over rear entrance.
Coursed red sandstone rubble walls with pilaster strips to angles; hipped slate
roof, one C20 brick chimney stack to match remaining original. 2 storeys, 3
bays. C20 wooden gabled glazed porch with slate roof, to entrance of plain
stone surround with top-glazed 4-panel door and patterned fanlight. Sash
windows with glazing bars have plain painted stone surrounds. Stables to rear
left, have inscription stone in end wall, 1903 IN LIEU OF FORMER BUILDINGS
ERECTED 1684 (the date of the previous vicarage). Hammer dressed red sandstone
with ashlar quoins; Welsh slate roof, bottom course of sandstone slates, stone
chimney stacks. Recessed entrance has plank door with round arch cart entrance
to right and plank doors. 3 light mullioned window has casements with glazing
bars, loft door above extends above eaves with shaped gable, flanking slit
vents. Rear has mullioned windows, with corbelled-out gabled dormer. Cast-
iron downpipe has scallop shell decorations. Joined to vicarage by single
storey open sided storage sheds.

Listing NGR: NY4327767074

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26620159

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