Broughton House School

Broughton House School is a former small country house built in 1707 and remodeled in 1821. The building features coursed rubble and brick construction with a shallow pitched, hipped slate roof and eight 19th-century white brick stacks. It has quoins and decorated brick eaves. The structure is two stories tall and consists of a three-bay coursed rubble center with small single-bay brick projections that have pyramidal roofs, flanked by much larger single-bay coursed rubble wings. The center has glazed double doors, with a single glazing bar sash on the left and a half-glazed door on the right. In front, there is a three-bay Doric colonnade that supports a glazed roof. The advanced brick bays each have a single narrow glazing bar sash on both floors. The outer wings are finished with large two-story canted bay windows, each containing three glazing bar sashes. All windows feature flat rendered lintels, and various 18th-century fireplaces remain inside.