St Anne'S Presbytery

St Anne's Presbytery is a mid-19th century building constructed from Kentish ragstone in a Gothic style. It features quoins and a string course at the first floor level, topped with a slate roof that has coped gabled ends. The structure has two storeys and a basement, but the central three gables rise above the eaves line, giving the building three storeys and a basement in that section.

The facade includes five windows in the center, each with two lights, along with a gothic arched doorway set in a slightly advanced bay. Flanking this are three-light windows, separated by buttresses from the end windows, which have three lights on the ground floor and a single light above. All windows have cusped arches for each light.

St Anne's Church, the Presbytery, and the garden wall of the Presbytery form a group that is associated with the nearby structures on Deal Street.