Brindley Lea Hall

Brindley Lea Hall is a farmhouse built around 1860 as part of the Tollemache Estate. It is constructed of brown brick in Flemish bond with a tiled roof, featuring two storeys and an attic across three bays. The building has a stone plinth and a half-glazed door with a single muntin, a flush boarded lower section, and a rectangular transom light above. The entrance is enhanced by a brick porch with sidelights, an arched braced head, and a gable apex displaying the Tollemache St Andrew's-Cross-on-diamond motif in timber. The porch roof is gabled and designed in a dormer style. Most windows are three-light with hexagonal lozenge cast iron glazing, while those on the upper storey are set in gabled dormers topped with finials. The structure includes two closely linked rear wings of varying heights. The chimneys feature square divided flues that rise from stacks with stone weathered bands.