The Old Rectory

Local lias limestone rubble walls. The internal floors and the roof are missing. The building is much overgrown with ivy. In the northern part, the north-west gable and the north-east wall have collapsed. The full height south-east gable of the south-east room has a 2-light stone mullioned window to ground floor on east and single light first floor window on west, external stack between. Pointed arch doorway in the north-west wall; north-east wall with window openings minus their fittings; stone coping to south-east gable end.

The north-west ground floor wall of the main part retains its stone fireplace with fine moulded head and jambs and relieving arch over. Stone arched first floor doorway between north-west and south-east rooms. There is a surviving first floor fireplace.