Former sexton's house, 52m north-west of the Church of St Michael and All Angels

House, built before 1842. Some later alteration.

MATERIAL It is constructed of random limestone rubble with limestone dressings and a slate roof. The central ridge stack has been removed.

PLAN The building is rectangular on plan with a lean-to against the south gable wall.

EXTERIOR The building has one and a half storeys and three bays, with high gables and sash windows in stone surrounds. The symmetrical entrance front faces onto the churchyard. It has a central plank door within a two-centred arched surround and is flanked by paired timber sash windows in square-headed surrounds with slender mullions. Each gable end has a two-light window to the upper floor and some cusped detailing to the apex of the bargeboards. The rear elevation has two windows; the large window is a later addition, and a central doorway containing a half-glazed door. The single-storey lean-to attached to the south gable wall is built of stone rubble under a monopitch slate roof.