9075

 

II  

Designated  

16/03/1992  

16/03/1992  

Rectory Outbuilding  

 

Powys  

Whitton  

 

B4356  

327132  

267312  

 

Prominent roadside position in village centre, 90 yards north west of Whitton crossroads on the Llangunllo Road.  

Domestic  

 

Late C18, rebuilt after fire in 1772.  

Two storeys and attic with 2 rear wings, coursed stone rubble, slate roof with crested ridge tiles. Two end stacks with rendered brick uppers and chevron oversailing course. Symmetrical garden front has tile hung upper storey rising to central dormer in cross gable with projecting bargeboards, finial and pendant. Flanking two-storey, early C20 bay windows with pantile roof over central front door supported on tapering wooden posts with scroll brackets. Rear wings - one stone rubble, one tile hung, both with projecting bargeboards, pendant and finial. Late C19 rubble extension to north with louvred opening in gable upper and shuttered opening in roadside wall. Further rubble extension with hipped roof and modern casements and to the south a small rubble block with pitched roof also with shuttered opening to the roadside. Detached stable/traphouse with loft over and adjoining pigsty and fuel store. Coursed rubble, slate roof, crested ridge. Backs on to road.  

Interior not inspected.  

Included as one of the few surviving older buildings in the centre of Whitton and in a prominent roadside location close to the Parish Church.