Brothertoft Hall

Brothertoft Hall is a house built around 1780, with significant extensions and alterations made around 1850. It is constructed of yellow brick, which is partly colourwashed and rendered, and features a hipped slate roof with red brick wall stacks. The building has three stories and a five-bay front, with canted bays on the side elevations. At the rear, there are 19th-century rendered additions on the ground floor, which include central panelled doors with an overlight, flanked by single fixed lights set in a canted porch. On either side, there are large flat-roofed canted bay windows, each with glazing bar sashes. The two upper floors each contain five glazing bar sashes with segmental brick heads. The house is said to have been built using profits from cultivating woad.