The Rectory

The Rectory is a building from 1845, constructed of painted Cilgerran stone with slate roofs and painted brick stacks. It is two storeys tall and has an L-shaped plan, with a lower and altered service range on the left side. The main house features low-pitched roofs supported by scrolled brackets at the corners, although the eaves boards have been altered. There is a raised plinth and a sill-band at the first floor level. To the right, a projecting gable contains a single window on each floor; the lower window is blocked, while the upper window is a 12-pane sash. The entrance is set in raised walling that extends up to the sill-band, featuring a fielded six-panel door with a traceried fanlight, all within a recessed arched surround that has impost blocks and a keystone reaching up to the sill-band.

The service range displays similar scrolls on its end gable and has a two-window arrangement with 6-pane sashes above and 12-pane sashes below. This range appears to have been altered following a fire.

Inside, there is a single flight staircase that crosses the blank front window.