Prior's Lodging

Small cottage of 2-storeys with rendered elevations and mono-pitch, pantiled roof facing the square; sprocket eaves. C19 Gothic stone archway to the L with Tudor-arched head and boarded door; 6-pane vertical window to the centre with external shutters. To the R is a recessed, round-headed loggia with 2-pane window within. The upper floor has 2 small lights, that to the L of 4 panes and that to the R of 6. The rear elevation, facing the estuary, has 3 tall, round headed windows the height of 2 storeys, with a decorative lunette below; this with small flanking lights. To the R is a segmental tunnel arch to the ground floor. This elevation and that to the side (W) have parapets concealing the roof, that to the side elevation with terminating baroque-style volute to the L. The main entrance is on this W side, via an applied baroque wooden doorcase with surmounting cartouche; 12-pane sash to the L with external wooden shutters and Renaissance-style head-plaque above.