White Hall And Number 12

White Hall and Number 12 are an early 18th-century building with some Queen Anne characteristics. The building is constructed of red brick and stands three storeys high. It has five sash windows with channelled keyblocks and lintels. A stuccoed doorcase features fluted pilasters, triglyphs on the frieze, and a pediment. There are advanced single-storeyed bays on each side, plain pilasters, and a parapet. A moulded stone eaves cornice is present, along with a two-storeyed two-light wing on the right-hand side of White Hall now No 12. The original staircase remains. Pilastered walls and piers are positioned over the frontage. The building is located near the Church of All Saints and forms a group with Broseley Hall.