Presbytery and boundary wall to the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Trinity

The presbytery and boundary wall for the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Trinity were built between 1957 and 1960, designed by H S Goodhart-Rendel. The presbytery was completed by 1958.

The presbytery features patterned brickwork with a pitched slate eaves roof and slate hung gables. It has an L-shaped plan and is attached to the east end of the church. The building is designed in a free neo-Georgian style, showcasing banded brickwork that alternates red on a yellow background, with a panel of red brick at the stair projection. The upper sash windows have glazing bars, and both sashes of the staircase window also feature glazing bars. The windows on the ground floor and staircase have segmental heads, while those above are square-headed. The staircase cills step down diagonally. To the right of the staircase, there is a projecting porch with a segmental entrance.

The church and presbytery are partly enclosed by a low brick boundary wall, which includes red brick banding, half-round copings, and gatepiers, all part of the 1950s layout.