The Old Rectory

The building is rendered and painted throughout and has imitation slate roofs. Rectangular double depth plan with two 2 storey parallel ranges to W rear. The main elevation is of five bays with a central entrance. This has a panelled door with a blind recessed panel on the floor above. This panel has a cranked head and a dripmould over. The entrance is flanked by canted bay windows with small pane over large pane sashes in the Edwardian manner. The roofs of these windows are carried across the door as a porch, and this is supported on two slim wooden columns. One casement and one fixed pane window with cranked heads and dripmoulds on either side of the centre three. The upper floor has two small paned casements on either side, the windows are finished as before. Deep eaves with gable stacks to the front range, and gable stacks with two extra ridge stacks to the rear range. Plain bargeboarded gables. The rear elevation was not seen at resurvey.

The interior was not seen at resurvey.