St Bartholomew'S Vicarage

St Bartholomew's Vicarage is an early 20th-century house designed in a Dutch style. It has one storey with two attic floors beneath a very tall mansard roof and is five windows wide. The building is constructed of red brick, featuring bands and dressings of flat tiles. The roof is tiled and has a mutule eaves cornice, along with tall brick chimneys. A projecting gabled section, which contains the second and third windows, rises to two storeys and an attic with a plain pitched roof. On the ground floor of this section and on the left return, there are two large round bows. The sash windows have thick glazing bars, except for the front attic casements. The entrance, located on the left return, features a large door and a tall rectangular fanlight with glazing bars, all set beneath a cornice hood that aligns with the eaves cornice.