The Hall Farmhouse

The Hall Farmhouse is an early 17th-century farmhouse with later alterations, a mid-18th-century extension, and mid-20th-century restorations. The farmhouse is constructed of coursed rubble with red brick, ashlar dressings, and has concrete pantile and plain tile roofs.

The front elevation of the original 17th-century section is built of coursed rubble, with a single rubble stack to the left. A right corner has ashlar quoins, and a single sloping buttress is on the right. The two-storey, three-bay portion with gabled wings is slightly projected. A moulded ashlar lintel band runs along the ground floor. A Tudor-arched doorway has double wooden doors, a reveal, and a flush ashlar quoin surround. A single two-light casement and a single four-light casement are on the ground floor to the right. Above are a single three-light casement and a single four-light casement, all with mullions. A single light casement is in the garret. To the left and set back is an 18th-century red brick and plain tile two-storey, single-bay wing with a red brick gable stack and dentil eaves. There are single segmental arched casements on each floor of this wing.

The lane/east front is two storeys plus an attic, with five bays. It is of coursed rubble with some red brick patching. A single red brick stack is to the front, and the bay second from the right contains a large external coursed rubble stack with a red brick shaft. The right corner of this front has stepped clasping buttresses. There are remains of a moulded ashlar first-floor band. The left three bays feature a similar ground-floor lintel band. The ground floor has a single three-light ashlar mullion casement, a single single-light ashlar casement, a single two-light mullion casement, and a single single-light casement contained within the stack. The bay on the far right has no openings. Above is a single two-light casement. An attic dormer with a single four-light casement is hipped. Most casements have lead glazing bars.

Inside, a Tudor-arched doorway is partially blocked and contains a window, with panelled spandrels. A Tudor chamfered arched ashlar fireplace has a relieving arch. Numerous chamfered beams are present.