The Old Vicarage and Kenmore

Vicarage, now two separate dwellings. Circa 1820. Tooled coursed squared
sandstone with ashlar quoins, plinth and dressings; steeply pitched roof
of Welsh slate with chamfered stone gable copings on curved kneelers
Jacobean style. Two storeys, 3 x 4 windows. East (garden) front of three
windows, projecting gable at left over canted bay windows of 1, 3 and 1
lights, drip string to ground floor. Bracketed cast iron gutter,parapet
band. Central half-glazed, door in projecting chamfered Tudor-arched
surround under cornice and blocking course; 3-light window in third bay;
2-light windows above under gabled dormers. All windows are stone-mullioned
sashes with glazing bars in chamfered stone surrounds under label moulds.
Octagonal stone shafts support ball finials at gables. Similar features
on right return and inserted door. Roof has conjoined octagonal ashlar
chimneys at right end and between bays one and two of main front; one at
rear left return, 2 on right return. Interior of the Old Vicarage has
Gothick pilasters flanking main room window; 3 over 3 vertical panels to
doors in deep panelled reveals. LISTED GRADE 2