Coton Hall

Coton Hall is a small country house dated to the 1790s, possibly with an earlier core. It features rendered brickwork and has a flat roof that is hidden behind a parapet, with rendered stacks. The building has a square plan.

On the entrance front, there is a layout of 1:3:1, with a band at the first-floor cill level and a slight central break. It has glazing bar sashes, with the outer bays featuring tripartite sashes that are corbelled to a thin cornice on the first floor. The ground floor has similar windows set in rectangular flat-roofed bays. The central entrance is highlighted by a pedimented Tuscan doorcase, a six-panel door, and an overlight.

The garden front consists of two large three-sided bay windows flanking a recessed center of two bays. At the rear, there is a steeply-pitched slate-roofed service wing. Inside, the entrance hall features a segmental arch that opens into the stair hall, which includes a stair with a curtail step. Coton Hall was built for the Adderley family.