The two-storey kitchen block, while almost identical in style to the main black, is 17th century in date. Tall chimneys and finials on gables and dormer windows increase the building's height, while stone mullioned windows and diapered brickwork add to the building's impressive appearance. It is thought that the family of the original builder went bankrupt about a century after its building and the buildings passed into the ownership of a charity connected with the church of St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich.
The two-story kitchen block shares a similar architectural style with the main black structure and dates from the 17th century. Tall chimneys, finials on gables and dormer windows, stone mullioned windows, and diapered brickwork enhance its appearance. It is believed that the original builder's family went bankrupt a century after construction, resulting in the buildings being owned by a charity associated with St Peter Parmentergate Church in Norwich.