Old Vicarage, Mentmore
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Description
Mid-nineteenth century architect-designed vicarage, built in 1851
Former vicarage. Benjamin Ferrey, 1851 for Diocese. Asymmetrical composition. Tall 3 storeys, coursed
brown ironstone rubble with ashlar stone dressings and quoins. Blue slate roof. Parapet gables with finials. Casement windows with mullions within chamfered stone surrounds under brownstone relieving arches. Central projecting porch with stone four-centred arch with carved heads at ends of dripstone.
Prominent in approach to Green along Wing Road opposite church and churchyard. Modern garage
adjacent in similar style/materials.
Significance: Typical imposing mid-C19 vicarage, survives intact. Flanks the village approach from Wing
along with the church. A local note building within the conservation area of Mentmore (B1).
Statement of Significance
Asset type
Mid-nineteenth century architect-designed vicarage, built in 1851
Date Listed
n/a