Hen Vicarage

Long storeyed house of two sections. Of whitened rubble construction, partly rendered, with slate roofs. The primary (NW) section has a low rubble plinth and a large end chimney to the NW, now appearing as a central stack. Near-centre primary entrance to the NE side, with cyclopean sides and lintel, the latter Tudor-arched; modern boarded door. To the L of this is a C17 pegged wooden 3-light mullioned and transomed window with modern plain glazing, though retaining the original iron ferementa to the lower lights. To the R of the entrance is a modern window with part-tilting casement. Two large C20 windows to the upper floor, breaking the eaves and contained within shallow catslide dormers; modern 4-pane casement sections. Modern small-pane wooden window to the ground-floor of the NW (R) gable.

The SE section has a small modern, single-storey gabled extension to its NE side, to the L of where it adjoins the primary block. Above this is a catslide dormer containing a C17 pegged wooden cross-window; modern glazing. To the L of this is a 3-part small-pane modern window with a steel-framed C20 window above. The SW side has a large projecting lateral chimney to the R (later section), with kneelered gable, slab-coped on its L slope; the stack has lost its capping. To the L of this are 2 early C19 12-pane sliding sashes, one to each floor, with cambered brick heads. Immediately beyond is an entrance with similar head and C19 pegged frame; C20 oak panelled door. L of the entrance is a large C20 multi-pane window with concrete lintel to the ground floor and a 4-pane late C19 or early C20 4-pane sash under the eaves above; 2-pane modern window to the far L. The SE gable end has modern French doors with flanking 6-pane windows to the ground floor and a large steel-framed picture window to the first.

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey, though is known to be extensively modernised.