Courtyard walls and outbuilding to rear of Rectory

Formed in the angle of the L-shaped plan of rectory and service wing. Walls extend W from the end of the rectory and N from the end of the service wing range to form an enclosed rectangular yard; rubble built courtyard buildings are aligned along the W wall. In the NW corner of the courtyard is a square building with a pyramidal slate roof, possibly a former privy or game larder; the single doorway has a shallow cambered head with rough stone voussoirs and above the doorway is a single window with ventilation grille. To the L (S) is a single pitch roofed outbuilding with doorway offset to the R (N) end and window with ventilation grille in the S wall. To the L of the buildings are a series of goose holes under slate slabs which extend back into the courtyard wall; entrance to the courtyard is L of the goose pens with steps down to the slab floor of the main courtyard area, the courtyard buildings set at a higher level with paved area to front. There is another entrance to the courtyard offset to the E end of the N wall; this leads out to the privy block to the N of the rectory.

Interior not inspected at the time of the survey.