Reeves Hall

Reeves Hall is an 18th-century building with a red brick front elevation. The building consists of three ranges arranged in a line, with the roof ridged and covered in peg tiles. The roofline is broken twice, creating gables, and there are two chimney stacks, one on the west side and another at the break in the ridge to the east. The front facade steps back on either side of the central block. The first storey has seven sash windows, each in an exposed box; the ground storey has five matching windows. A flat-hooded door is located at the junction of the west wings and extensions to the rear (north).