Listed Building record MDR24052 - The Old Rectory, No. 14 Church Street, Barlborough

The Old Rectory, No. 14 Church Street, Barlborough, an early 19th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 47 NE PARISH OF BARLBOROUGH CHURCH STREET 1/32 (South Side) 26.8.65 The Old Rectory (formerly listed GV as The Rectory) II Rectory, now private house. Early C19. Cement rendered with sandstone dressings. Hipped Welsh slate roof and gabled stone slate roof. Rendered gable stack, two brick lateral stacks and two brick stacks within the central valley. Angle pilasters and moulded eaves cornice. Two storeys. Symmetrical five-bay north elevation. Five glazing bar sashes to each floor in plain stone surrounds, the centre ground floor window with a bracketted triangular pediment. Three roof dormers, with glazing bar sashes. The side elevation has two similar bays. Three bay garden front has a central round-arched doorway with moulded ashlar dooorcase with pilasters and bracketted hood. Panelled door with semi-circular fanlight. Glazing bar sash above, in plain ashlar surround. Flanked by full height bows with, to each storey, a broad window of three glazing bar sashes divided by square section flush stone mullions. Three roof dormers with glazing bar sashes. On the west side is a pedimented doorcase.Lower service wing to west. Listing NGR: SK4772777142.' (1)