Norton Hall

Norton Hall is a former managers' centre that originally comprised five properties. The building has been rendered and uniformly painted, featuring a mix of three, three, six, and four windows across its facade. It stands at two, two and a half, and three storeys tall, topped with pantile roofs.

The leftmost section dates from the 18th century and is two storeys high, showcasing glazing bar sash windows and a six-panel door. To the right is a later 18th-century house that has been altered; it is three storeys tall and includes three gabled half dormers and a square two-storey bay. Next to this is another 18th-century house, also altered, featuring two storeys and an attic with three large dormers. This section boasts a large bracketed porch with a moulded stone surround, a six-panel door, and a rectangular light above with a projecting lamp.

The rightmost house is a tall two-storey building with plate glass sash windows. The ground floor has mullion and transom windows from the 19th century, complete with hoods above. The main facade of these properties faces south, while the rear is constructed of brick with various gables and includes a long modern block at the west end. The interior is sumptuously appointed.