Mullion Court St Mary'S

Mullion Court is a parsonage that has been converted into two dwellings. It was built in 1865, partly rebuilt in 1931, and subdivided around 1970. Designed by J. L. Pearson, the building features dressed limestone with ashlar dressings, including decorative banding, in a High Victorian Gothic style.

The structure is two stories tall with a four-window range to the left, which was rebuilt after a fire in 1931. To the right of the center is a projecting gabled bay, and there is an end right cross gable. The boarded door is set back into a pointed arch within the projecting bay, with a three-light mullion window above it. On the ground floor at the end right, there is a four-light mullion window, with a three-pointed light mullion window above, all beneath a pointed relieving arch. The remaining windows on the left are alternately mullioned on the ground floor, featuring pointed lights under relieving arches. All windows have leaded lights, and the openings have quoined jambs. The building has coped gables and gable walls, with two end stacks, one external, and one center stack on a variably-pitched roof.