St Michael's Vicarage

St Michael's Vicarage, built around 1901 by W D Caröe, is a two-storey building with four windows. It is constructed of red brick and has a tiled roof, featuring a gable at the left side. On the ground floor, there is a large bay window on the left, while the other windows are either two-light or larger sashes with glazing bars, and those not in the bay are set under Tudor relieving arches. The right return of the building has three gables, which include two small round windows in the outer gables and a projecting porch. Inside, there are modified inglenook features in two main rooms and a blocked corner fireplace in the hall. The vicarage forms a group with the Church of St Michael.