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SK 989 NW FILLINGHAM MAIN STREET (South side) 4/24 The Old Rectory G.V. II Rectory now house. C18, restored and enlarged in 1853 by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Coursed limestone rubble. Plain tiled and decorative tiled roof with decorative ridge tiles and coped gables. Single gable stack and single ridge stack. 2 storey, 3 bay front with plinth and doorways in outer bays. That to the right with Caernarvon head, 2 small lights above with Caernarvon heads, and partially glazed double doors. Doorway to left with Caernarvon head with 4 small lights above with Caernarvon heads and partially glazed double doors. Central 2 light sashed window with 2 small lights above with Caernarvon heads. Above, 2 sashed windows to the right, each of 2 cusped pointed lights with steep gables above. Larger sashed window to left of 3 cusped pointed lights with trefoiled opening and broad gable above. C18 range to the right at rear. 2 storey, 2 bay with 2 plain sashes with 2 plain sashes above. Interior contains fine C18 panelled room with fluted Roman Doric pilasters alternating with fielded panelling. Listing NGR: SK9482285820

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