Chaplain's house. Formerly 2 cottages. Early C19. Brick, rendered and colourwashed, with hipped and gabled slate roof. Deep eaves. 2 ridge stacks. Rendered splayed lintels. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Square plan with rear wing. Windows are glazing bar or Gothic casements. South front has central blocked opening flanked by single casements. To right, slated lean-to porch. Above, central blank opening flanked by single casements. East side has to right, a porch, and to right again, adjoining outbuilding. 4 unequally spaced casements. To their right, 2 doors. Above, 2 casements. West side has to left a door and to its right, 5 unequally spaced casements. Above, 2 casements. North side has central rear wing with 2 casements. To its left, 2 and to its right, single casements. This building is in the same style as those in the Estate Village at Budby laid out by Earl Manvers 1807-1812. (NCC/js)