Old Rectory

Mid C19 Gothic-style vicarage. Coursed rubble stone with stone plinth, ashlar dressings including coped gables. Slate roof and stone stacks. N front is irregular with off-centre porch, and gables at each end. Gable (far left) is recessed slightly and has large projecting stack, breast recessed in raking tiers, and flues with water tabling. Porch (off-centre, left) is two storey but with lower ridge, and has angle buttresses with raking offsets. Gable of porch is coped with kneelers. Below is a narrow 4-pane window, chamfered sill extends to form a dripstone which has label-stops carved with vine and grape decoration. Tudor arched entrance doorway with double chamfer, and boarded door. Between porch and right gable, front wall is recessed. On first floor, 3-light mullion has big centre light with 6+6 panes, flanked each side by 3-pane marginal lights. On ground floor is a similar larger window with 8+8 panes, and 4 pane marginal lights. Gable (far right) has 2+2 casement on first floor, and 3-light mullion with 8+8+8 panes on ground floor. Casement windows have quadrant stays. Garden front (right) has two 2+2 casements on first floor. On ground floor (r to l) is a 6+6 casement, and a canted bay window with hipped stone roof which has centre 3-light mullion (3-panes to each light) flanked by 3-pane side lights on each side. To left is a C20 stone extension. W elevation has 2+2 casement on first floor and 1+1 pane window below.

Inner double- doors are Tudor arched and have plain panels at base and 3-panes above. Entrance lobby opens into passage: to left is dining room, and to right study and kitchen. C19 4-panel doors have chamfered panels with straight cut stops. Dining room was formerly partitioned into two separate rooms.