Cathedral House

Cathedral House is a late 19th-century rectory designed by G.G. Scott. It is constructed of Lincolnshire limestone ashlar with a lead roof and four stone chimneys. The building is arranged in an L-shape and built in the Early English Gothic revival style, displaying a six-window front. The main entrance is through an Early English door with iron strapwork, located within a single-storey front range featuring a crenellated parapet. A projecting left wing features two two-light lancet windows on the ground floor. The remaining windows have shafted mullions with leaded lights, and there are also attic lancets. A single-storey range extends to the right.