Port Church and Port Church House

Pink squared rubble stone with slate roof. One and a half storeys, T-plan. Picturesque cottage style with rustic verandahs, and Gothic leaded casement-windows. Windows are cambered-headed with stone voussoirs and stone sills, timber mullioned with transom, the top-lights only with Gothic tracery. Centre projecting gable with 4-light window each floor. Wings have 3-light window each floor, the upper window breaking eaves under stone dormer gable with fretted bargeboards. Ground floors have very attractive slate-roofed rustic verandahs on painted tree-trunk posts, each 4-bay with the inner bay enclosed as porch and roof hipped at outer end. Enclosed porches have ledged Gothic doors. Right end wall has ashlar bellcote of former church, and 2-light window each floor similar to those elsewhere but with C20 tracery. Right end has first floor 3-light and ground floor blank window.