The main set of two-storeyed lodgings are on the north-west and west sides of the quadrangle; these house the 25 inmates and are notable for the tall, regularly spaced chimneys and doorways, each leading to four sets of apartments. There used to be a corresponding range on the south side joined to the church, but this was demolished in 1789. The eastern or infirmary range is occupied by an ambulatory.
The primary cluster of two-storeyed dwellings are situated on the north-west and west sides of the quadrangle; these accommodate 25 inmates and are distinguished by their tall, evenly spaced chimneys and doorways, each leading to four sets of apartments. Previously, there was a corresponding range on the south side connected to the church, but it was demolished in 1789. The eastern or infirmary range is now occupied by an ambulatory.