OBJECT TITLE / NAME

St Peters Vicarage Mornington c1980

DATE1980 to 1985

MEDIAImage

COLLECTIONMornington and District Historical Society

REG NO.640

HISTORY

The commemorative plaque in front of the building notes the vicarage was built in 1869, with 4 bedrooms and a kitchen, as a gift from the Balcombe family of the ‘Briars’

DESCRIPTION

The house is stuccoed and has many gabled room bays, with the first section presumably being the L-shape plan around the entrance door. The house is an interesting and fairly typical example of a villa in the comparatively rare Picturesque Gothic Revival style.
In the image the house is partly obscured by trees and in the foreground and part of a paling fence can be seen.

SUBJECTS

Churches, Religion

KEYWORDS

Churches, Mornington, Religion, St Peters Church of England