Woodsetts House

Woodsetts House is a house dating to circa 1870, situated on the south side of Dinnington Road in Woodsetts. The house is constructed of dark red brick in English bond, with blue brick bands, ashlar dressings, and a Welsh slate roof. It is built in the High Victorian style, extending over two storeys with attics, and comprises four bays.

Three bays on the left project forward. The right-hand bay of these features a double door with a pointed arch and hoodmould. A lowered, quoined two-light window sits on the left, with a dentil course above. A sash window is located above this, and another to the right, set within an angled end wall with a hipped roof. The left bay contains a canted single-storey bay window with transomed lights and a continuous dentil course beneath its hipped roof. Above this bay window are paired sashes with pouted brick arches and a shared hoodmould, with a dentil course beneath a half-hipped roof topped with an iron finial. A gabled bay is set back on the right and is less ornamented, with paired sashes on each floor, featuring stone mullions and chamfered lintels. A brick relieving arch is present above the attic window. Crested ridge tiles and a brick stack are visible on the front of the main transverse ridge. A 20th-century conservatory has been added to the left return, and 19th-century outbuildings, of no particular interest, are located on the right return.