The Old St. Mary's Vicarage

End terrace house, painted stucco with renewed slate roof and flat eaves. Painted brick end stacks. Two-storey, three-bay front with late C19 or early C20 detail, the bays spaced tow to left and one to right, possibly suggesting a narrow house extended. Four-pane sashes to both floors to right and to window over door and large two-storey canted bay-window to left. Bay window has turned column angles, moulded cornices and flat top just under eaves level. Doorway is square-headed in recessed plain square-headed surround and has three slate steps up. Modern 6-panel door with modern radiating-bar fanlight in overlight. There were fixings for a timber doorcase, but no photographs (a new doorcase designed by W. Spees, architect, is to be added in 2005). Rear has been altered, clad in cedar shingles, mid C20.

Late C19 or early C20 entrance hall open to upper floor with fine open well staircase. Mahogany stair rail, cast-iron balusters, and turned hardwood newels with finials. Scrolled tread ends. Geometric tiles to hall floor. Ground floor NE room has an earlier C19 undercut cornice and ceiling border of rosettes in a scroll. Marble N fireplace.