The house has two stories and a basement, with a small projection on the northwest corner. The rectory's enclosed porch has arched window and a flat roof, which doubles as a balcony for one of the second-floor bedrooms. Dark woodwork is present throughout the eight-room interior of the building. A wooden Craftsman staircase leads to the upper story; the rectory also features a telephone nook, broad baseboards, French doors, and a built-in butler's pantry. A wooden one-car garage stands southeast of the rectory and is a contributing building on the listing. Parish hall The parish hall, constructed in 1905, is the oldest building on the listing, having originally been the parish church. It was construction is typical of wooden frame halls built during the early 1900s. It was moved onto the grounds of the new church in 1941. The one-story structure has a gabled roof and is covered in wooden siding. The main portion of the building houses a single large room which was former used as the sanctuary. The space retains its original pressed tin ceiling, cornice, and pews. The former choir loft has been boarded up with plywood. A ground-level door was added to the front of the building after the structure was moved to its new location in 1941 to provide access to the basement, which contains a kitchen and fellowship area. An addition on the back of the building contains restrooms. References Roman Catholic churches completed in 1905 Roman Catholic churches completed in 1929 20th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in the United States Churches on the National Register of Historic Places in Nebraska Gothic Revival church buildings in Nebraska Buildings and structures in Custer County, Nebraska Churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand Island National Register of Historic Places in Custer County, Nebraska Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Nebraska 1905 establishments in Nebraska