120, Huddersfield Road

No. 120 Huddersfield Road is a minister's house built in 1871 by Edward Welby Pugin, located next to the Church of St. Paulinus on Cemetery Road. The building is constructed from pitched faced stone and features a slate roof. It has three and four storeys with string courses and hood moulds. The front has a two-bay layout with a gabled roof on the right and a hipped roof on the left. The windows are shouldered arched, and there is a gabled dormer on the left side. The rear of the building rises to four storeys, showcasing a single gabled bay with three-light shouldered arched windows on the lower three floors, while the top floor has a single light. To the right, there is another bay that is set back, featuring cross-windows at an intermediate level for the staircase.