The Old Vicarage
Introduction
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The Old Vicarage
Image: © Hugh Craddock Taken: 26 Dec 2010
It's hard to believe such a vast building could have been occupied by the vicar of St Martin's (the vicar now lives next door, around the corner in Westcott Road). The building was known as Sondes Place until 1839, and is a large tall house of half H plan, listed grade II. The south wing is the oldest portion, being C17 or earlier. The roof is Horsham slab. Even the stables behind are listed grade II, also dating from the C17.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.231445
Longitude
-0.338389