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Re: Peculiar
It certainly is a puzzler, since it only occurs on one corner of the entire building. It is on a part of the building that forms the late 18th century extension. To my mind there are two possibilities here and both involve avoiding something; (a) it is to avoid an existing grave. (b) it is to avoid something else already in situ.
The grave theory is a bit suspect since it would have been entirely reasonable to move the grave to make way for the foundations.
The second theory allows only one other possibility; the site of the Holy Well.
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