Old Rectory

Georgian-style 2-storey, 3-window range with 1-window extension to right (NW) and shorter, 2-storey service wing to rear, forming L-plan. Built of rubble masonry, main house and NW extension rendered. Slate roof with crested ridge, hipped to the left (SE), gabled to the right (NW). Rectangular end chimneys, rendered, with ridge stack. Service wing with hipped roof of small, old slates; tall, rendered ridge stack offset to S end. Principal elevation faces NE: the original house to left a 3-window range with central, round-headed, glazed doorway with ornamental fanlight flanked by 16-pane sash windows. Addition to NW with half-glazed doorway to left; canted ground floor bay to right with paired small-paned sash window above. Scattered fenestration to rear, including tall, narrow windows lighting the hallway between the original and later exterior. The service wing also has scattered fenestration of varying sized windows; most small-paned sashes. Entrance is through a doorway offset to N end of the W wall. Lean-to's to S end of W wall, and S wall.

Originally planned with principal rooms to front, service wing to rear; staircase between. The ground floor rooms retain full-height panelled reveals, arched doorway with panelled soffit and shutters; living room with moulded cornice and picture rails. First floor rooms have original 6-panel doors, some rooms with original cast-iron fireplaces. Dog-leg staircase with stick balusters and octagonal newels.