Outbuildings At Norton Hall

The outbuildings at Norton Hall are late 19th-century farm buildings constructed from red brick with black brick dressings and topped with red pantile roofs. The structure consists of five parallel ranges that are gabled at the front, with a larger central gable. Each gable features a circular window. The outer ranges each have three doors with segmental arches and keystones. The central range has a wide, two-centred arch that is now boarded at the upper level, and it is recessed with a small door and large flanking doors. The inner west range includes two large, two-centred arches, while the east inner range now has a single large opening. The buildings also have black brick bands and are arranged in a square plan.