Dunstall House

Dunstall House is a house dating from the 16th to 17th century, constructed with a timber frame and painted brick. It features a gable-ended plain tile roof with a prominent brick chimney on the east slope, which has paired arched panels. There is one gabled dormer on each side of the house. The building is two stories tall and has a main range that consists of four bays, with the northern end bay projecting on the west front and showing signs of having been raised to the height of the main range. The main range has four windows on the west side and three on the east, all of which are modern casements. On the east front, there is a large brick panel on the ground floor, which is the rear of a deep chimney breast. The north end bay has one window and a door, while the north gable reveals the original end truss within the current gable end. There is also a modern extension on the west front.