St Andrew'S Vicarage

St Andrew's Vicarage is a two-storey, many-gabled building constructed of red brick. It features tiled roofs with a moderate pitch, and the gables are finished with moulded bricks. The vicarage has tall chimneys with cornices in several planes. The windows are casement style, with chamfered jambs and hoodmoulds. The larger windows on the ground floor are recessed under segmental arches. On the garden front, there are three windows, and the right bay is tile-hung with a gabled design. The west end has a projecting gabled bay. The road front consists of two bays divided by a central chimney, featuring irregular fenestration. There is a set-back entrance on the right with a door that has 15 panels, framed by moulded jambs and topped with a hoodmould. The east bay is set back and has decorative tile hanging. This building is included for its group value.