The Old Rectory

Tall 2-storey 2-window rendered Georgian facade to a sub-medieval house with lower 2-storey range to right. Pitched slate roofs with rendered end stacks. Modern uPVC windows to symmetrical openings but retaining small staircase window to ground-floor right. Centre timber door with horizontal panels. Lower 3-window range has end stack, varied casement and fixed-light window frames in deep reveals. Offset ground-floor door to left and lean-to outbuildings forward on right and attached to garden wall flanking road. Wide catslide roof to rear of main building.

Interior retains ground-floor plan of direct entry to main room with chimney wall to right and inner room to left with diamond slabs to floor. Ground floor with chamfered beams and feathered stops, window seat, stone-flagged floor and stone spiral staircase in thickness of wall to right of chimney bressumer. Ground floor of lower east range is reached through doorway to rear of chimney and has big stop-chamfered beams with transverse beams to ceiling panels. Upper floors not inspected but said to retain room with arch in SE wall and recess in NE wall.