Agricultural range at Rectory

The agricultural range at the Rectory is a long structure with an offset alignment, built of rubble masonry featuring a mix of dressed stone, slate, and rendered lintels. The roof is covered with slate and has tiled ridges, along with a combination of slate and stone copings. A small brick stack is located at the east gable.

At the right (east) end, there is a lofted coach house, which has openings in the east gable, including a wide boarded double door on the right and a 16-pane casement window on the left. There is also a similar window in the gable apex. Attached to the left (west) side of the coach house is a single-storey stable and cartshed. The stable faces south and features a central boarded door flanked by 4-pane casement windows, leading to an enclosed cobbled yard. The rear elevation of the stable has a wide boarded door.

On the left (southwest) near side corner of the stable, there is a single-storey cowhouse. This range also has its principal elevation facing southwest, with two 6-pane casements on the right, a stable door on the left, and an enlarged opening on the far left that is partially blocked and fitted with modern casement windows. The rear elevation of the cowhouse has a single stable door at the far right (west) end. Additionally, there is a boarded pitching hole that opens onto the cobbled yard on the right side of the east gable wall. A cobbled yard is located at the southeast angle, enclosed by a low stone wall. The interior was not inspected during the survey.