The original house was built in 1795. It was built in three stages and was acquired by Fr. John Kearney to accommodate the parish priest and the curate. It was re-roofed in 1993 and presides over the elegant village green.
At the back of the house are substantial stables and other outbuildings, which in earlier times were used for parish animals. These were built in 1898 and in more recent times have been refurbished as meeting rooms for parish groups and community activity.
