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SS20SE BRIDGERULE CP VILLAGE CENTRE The Glebe House
12/19
GV II (Shown on OS map as Vicarage.) Vicarage, now holiday flats. Circa 1840. Random rubble
local stone, ashlar quoins, also to window openings, flat string course band, plinth,
pyramid slate roof, boxed eaves, large central brick stack with moulded cap. Double pile
plan, main elevation to east, main entrance now via former kitchen on north front
facing road. East front: 2 storeys plus attic, 3 bays, central gabled dormer with 9-pane
top hung sash window, 12-pane sashes first floor, 16-pane sashes ground floor flanking
square headed entrance with part glazed door. Left return: 2 bays, all 16-pane sashes
with stone tablet first floor centre which does not seem to have an inscription. Right
return part roughtcast, 4 bays, segmental headed 5 x 3 stairlight window, 16-pane sash
end bay right both storeys, and end bay left beside plank door. Interior: partly seen,
and those parts much altered. Reeded surrounds to doorways in hall, boxed in stick stairs
with turned newels, large monolithic granite trough in cellar for salting pork. The
vicarage was sold by the Church Commissioners in 1969. Reputed to have been built
between 1806 and 1820, but detail suggests a slightly later date.
Listing NGR: SS2787502814
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