Former Chantry Priest's House

The Former Chantry Priest's House is a two-storey building with a gabled roof and a stack located at the south-east. The stair door is positioned in the south-west corner. The walls are constructed of coursed limestone rubble, featuring dressed quoins. The north-west gable wall, which faces the church, includes a window with two cusped headed lights and a small single light window above it. It has been suggested that these windows may be too elaborate for the house and could have been taken from the church during one of its restorations. The north-east long elevation has two chamfered oblong openings on the ground floor and a similar opening on the upper floor to the right. The south-west long elevation features a tall single opening on the left with a rectangular window opening above it. There was formerly a lean-to attached to the south-east gable end. The interior is not accessible for inspection.