Terrace Hall

Terrace Hall is a 19th-century house constructed of gault brick. The west front features ranges of five windows across two storeys, with pairs of small-pane sash windows incorporating marginal glazing bars. These windows are set within recessed round-headed arches, each arch featuring a rosette at its centre. An Ionic porch has two fluted columns and two square pilasters, supported by a dentilled cornice and a flat entablature. The first storey mirrors this design, with prominent eaves and an arched dormer constructed of gault brick, topped with a finial and a single sash window. Six stone steps lead to the entrance. A Neo-Jacobean chimney with four shafts is made of gault brick.