Park House to South of Henley Hall

Park House, located to the south of Henley Hall, is a garden house built in the late 18th century. It is constructed of brick and features a first-floor string course on the front. The roof is made of plain tiles, with a brick-coped gable at the front and a hipped design with moulded wood eaves on other sides. A central brick ridge chimney is present.

The building is a single storey with an attic and a cellar. On the north front, there is a plain boarded door with an attic window above, both of which have gauged brick lintels. Each side of the building has one window, and there are projecting east and west bays at the rear, each with one window. The rear features a central semi-dormer with a moulded wood verge, flanked by brick-blocked openings. There is a central cellar doorway with a segmental arch and 19th-century buttresses on either side. The windows have lattice glazing, and all windows and doors are currently boarded over. The interior has not been inspected.