Priests House

The Priest's House is a Grade II listed building located in Britwell, dating from the mid to late 18th century. It consists of two ranges, with the left range being a later addition. The structure is built of Flemish bond brick featuring flared headers and has an old tile roof with brick stacks.

The house is two storeys high. The left range has a two-window layout, with a flat hood over a six-panelled door that includes an overlight and a segmental arch above a tripartite sash window. There are timber lintels over the first-floor tripartite sash and another sash window, along with dentilled eaves and a hipped roof that has an end stack. The right range is also two storeys and has a three-window layout, featuring 20th-century flat arches and timber lintels over horned six-pane sash windows. It has a raised storey band, dentilled eaves, and a gabled roof with end and rear lateral stacks.

At the rear right, there is a one-bay range constructed with similar materials, which includes sashes and an external end stack with tumbled-in brickwork. The interior was remodelled by David Hicks around 1963, but it has not been inspected.