Presbytery Attached To Church Of The Holy Ghost

The presbytery attached to the Church of the Holy Ghost was built in 1902. It is constructed of red brick in stretcher bond with ashlar dressings and features a Roman tile roof with a brick chimney. The building has two storeys and an attic in part, with a three-bay west elevation. The ground floor and attic have square-headed cross windows, while the first-floor windows feature cusped heads and pointed-arched surrounds. There are continuous hoodmoulds and a cill string at the first floor, along with corbelled eaves. The west elevation includes a pointed-arched entrance to an internal porch situated between the left-hand bays. The right bay projects slightly and has a gable with an attic storey, featuring a six-light ground-floor window with cusped-headed lights and a gable cross. The right return has four bays designed in the same style. The rear of the building is plainer and has undergone some window alterations.