Old Rectory

The Old Rectory is an 18th-century and early 19th-century house, likely incorporating a core from the 16th century. It is an L-shaped stone building situated within a garden setting. The east-west wing is constructed of ashlar masonry with gable ends, two storeys in height, and featuring three windows. A stringcourse runs along this wing. It has a red plain tile roof with chimney stacks at the ends. The upper-floor windows are sash windows with intact glazing bars, while the lower-floor windows have keystones. The north-south wing is built of stone rubble with half-nipped gables and contains sash windows.