The Rectory

Two-storey, random rubble elevations. Double pile slated roof with overhanging eaves supported on small decorative cast-iron brackets. Two-storey rear extension and single-storey scullery range to the N. Ecclesiastical influence with pointed voussoired arches to the heads of the window and door opening. Slated, lean-to porch on the W side supported on elongated timber brackets. Sash windows with horns to all elevations with either twelve or nine panes. The garden (East) elevation has a single storey bay to the W end with conical slated roof and three 2-pane pointed sashes. The North elevation faces onto the cobbled courtyard with surviving well. Two storey rear extension at the E end with gabled chimney encloses the courtyard, which leads onto the single storey scullery, slated roof, three small casements on N elevation.

Not available for inspection at the time of survey.