Early 18th century house, altered and refronted c.1815. Built of lined stucco, and features a hipped Collyweston slate roof with lead dressings, deeply overhanging eaves, and an axial rendered ridge stack. Laid to a T-shaped plan with a rear service range, and of two storeys plus cellar. Features a five bay front with plinth, first floor band, and an advanced central bay. The central six-panel door has a lions head door knocker, panelled side panels, and traceried petaloid fanlight. The doorway sits within a fluted Doric portico with columns in antis, flanked by pairs of tall glazing bar sashes with contemporary louvred shutters. The house was built for the Gleed family, whose early 19th century monuments appear in the church. For the full description and the legal address of this listed building please refer to the appropriate entry in the National Heritage List for England. {1}{2}