The Old Rectory

The Old Rectory, originally built in 1813, features an early 18th century rear wing. Constructed from yellow gault brick, it has a slate roof with parapet gables, end stacks, and one ridge stack, each with paired diagonal shafts. The building has a range of four first-floor casement windows with Gothic arch-headed glazing bars and tracery. The ground floor includes similar two and three-light casements with transoms, and a flat-roofed canted bay window on the right side, which has three two-light windows in flat-headed arches with spandrels and drip moulds. There is a flat-roofed porch at the west gable, featuring a six-panelled door in a segmental headed arched doorway with a drip mould. Inside, the property retains its original pine staircase and panelled doors, along with one early 18th century sash window and door in the back range.