Woodhall Farm Cottage South Of Farmhouse

Woodhall Farm Cottage, located south of the farmhouse, is a small 16th-century cottage built of red brick and stands two stories tall. It features a steep plain tile roof with coped gable ends. On the south side, there is a broad external chimney stack that terminates in two tall octagonal shafts. The cottage has one and two-light leaded casements on either side. The east gable end showcases a first-floor painted stone Tudor window with three arched lights and a brick dripmould. Below this window is a stone armorial plaque believed to belong to the Hutchinson family, who held the Manor of Woodhall for most of the 18th century. A similar window is also present on the north side of the first floor.