The Vicarage

The main house is Georgian, of 2 storeys and attic and of 3 bays, with roughcast walls and slate roof with roughcast end stacks. The central bay projects forward under a hipped roof and has chamfered angles. A fielded-panel door is on the R return wall of the central bay. Otherwise the front has hornless sash windows, except upper R where the 12-pane window is replaced. Gabled roof dormers have 2-light small-pane windows. A lower 2-storey 1-bay wing on the R side is late C19 and has canted bay windows with sashes and a roughcast end stack. A 1-storey wing set back on the L side has a doorway with margin lights framing a half-lit door and beneath a blind round-headed arch.

Behind the main range is a lower 2-storey projection with an added 1-storey gabled projection on its L side. An outshut is against the single-storey wing.

The lower storey of the central bay to the front is a porch. It has a half-lit panelled front door to a central stair hall. The stair, placed towards the rear, has winders at the bottom, turned balusters with wreathed handrail, while beneath it are stone steps to a cellar.