The Bishops Palace

End-of-yard five-sound three-story limestone past religious executive's regal habitation, amassed c. 1740, comprehensively restored c. 1990, and perceived by a halfway put Venetian access to a symmetrical facade.

Hipped supplanting slate housetop with mud edge tiles and substitution red piece chimneystacks to north and south dividers.

Aluminum water items,Squared and snecked limestone front ascent dividers.

Rubble limestone side and back ascent. Bond pointing all through.

Limestone ashlar cornice to front ascent returning to side tallness finishing at the crossing point with the chimneystacks.

Rooftop course continues around raise tallness passing on water items.