Clavering Hall

Clavering Hall is an early 19th century brick house with a low-pitched slate roof and wide eaves. The east garden front has three bays, with two small sash windows set beneath the eaves, and a blind window on the left-hand side. On the ground floor, there are two wooden semi-circular bay windows with sash glazing bars, and a central sash window with glazing bars. The south elevation also has three bays, featuring a ground-floor French window and a central doorway with a traceried semi-circular fanlight. The west elevation, facing the road, includes a lower wing and a lean-to addition.