Vicarage, Including Garden Wall With Gatepiers

The Vicarage, including the garden wall with gatepiers, is an early 19th-century building located on Lambrook Street. It is two storeys tall with a stucco front and a hipped slate roof that has projecting eaves. The front is flanked by moulded pilasters and features three windows with sashes that do not have glazing bars. The ground floor has later splayed bays, each with three lights. There is a round-headed doorway with a traceried fanlight, supported by half-round Tuscan pilasters with triglyphs above and an open pediment. The entrance has a six-panel door. Modern extensions are present on each side of the building.

The garden wall runs along the street and extends towards the house on the left, constructed from ashlar blocks. In the middle of the wall, there are two gatepiers with incised panels and moulded entablatures. The section of the wall that returns towards the house is approximately twice the height of the wall along the street and features brick lining with buttresses facing the garden. The Vicarage and No 15, Combe Brook, form a group.