Windley Hall

Windley Hall is an early 19th-century house located on Gunnhills Lane in the parish of Windley. It is constructed of red brick with a cement render finish and features hipped Welsh slate roofs. The building has rendered lateral stacks and one ridge stack, along with a cornice and a low parapet or blocking course.

The south elevation consists of three plus three bays, with the left part being symmetrical and slightly taller. A broad gabled central porch supported by fluted columns features a glazed pedimented gable. Inside the porch is a round-arched doorway with a deep concave surround and outer reeding, leading to a 20th-century glazed door with a fanlight. Each side of the door is flanked by large square bays that have cornices and flat roofs, with each bay containing a tripartite sash window under channelled wedge lintels and blind boxes. Above these bays are two similar windows on either side of a glazing bar sash, and three smaller similar windows above again.

The right-hand three bays project slightly and are two storeys high. The ground floor includes a recessed tripartite sash window and a large projecting 20th-century garage, with three glazing bar sashes above. Set back to the left is an additional single bay with a glazing bar sash on each floor and a plain band at the first floor. A conservatory is located beyond this bay.

Inside, there is a geometrical staircase made of Hoptonwood Stone, which is top-lit and features an iron balustrade and a wreathed handrail. There is also a hall farmhouse attached to the rear, which is not of listable quality.