Bridge Hall, Bradwell

Bridge Hall in Bradwell is an early 19th-century gazebo. Its exterior features white brick and knapped flint, while the interior walls are made of red brick, which is now only partly plastered. The north front has a pantiled roof and a four-centred arched doorway flanked by two blank windows. Above, the upper storey displays a sequence of blank windows arranged small-large-small, with a small blind window centrally located under the gable. The south front is partly decayed but suggests a similar arrangement, with the central window on the upper floor being open. The east and west walls are designed as panels of white brick and flint, but they do not have any windows. The roof is simple and gabled, featuring bargeboards on the north and south sides and exposed rafters on the east and west. Inside, a small portion of a wooden partition and staircase remains.