NHER 12327 (Building record) - The Vicarage

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Summary

This building dates to around 1600 and has stepped and shaped gables. The west front has a central flint patch with traces of original windows; this is surrounded by brickwork which extends and heightens the house. At the south end of the west front is a small turret-like projection rising to first-floor level with two tiny windows, one blocked. Other architectural features of note include chequered brickwork, which appears across the building.

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Map sheet TG13NE
Civil Parish SUSTEAD, NORTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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South gable of around 1600 which cannot decide whether to be stepped or shaped, so it does both. West front has central flint patch with traces of original windows; this is surrounded by brickwork of around 1600 extending and heightening the house. Brickwork is chequered and windows have hoodmoulds. At south end of west front is a small turret-like projection rising to first-floor level with two tiny windows, one blocked. South wall has moulded string course, repeated in a lean-to east extension, also in chequered brick, but at a lower level. Very good condition.
Visited by E. Rose (NAU) 16 March 1977.

  • --- Record Card: NAU Staff. 1974-1988. Norfolk Archaeological Index Primary Record Card.

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Record last edited

Jan 28 2011 11:43AM

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