East Hall Farmhouse

East Hall Farmhouse is a 17th-century farmhouse with 18th-century windows. It is constructed of whitewashed clunch and carstone, with whitewashed brick dressings and red pantiled roofs. The building is two stories tall and consists of two or more sections. The western part features a parapet gable that stands out above the current roof line, along with two blocked brick-dressed attic windows. The south front shows evidence of two blocked long and low rectangular windows.

On the south front, there are five ground floor sashes and six first floor sashes. To the west, there is one ground floor and one first floor arched-headed wooden framed tripartite window, as well as one first floor straight-headed tripartite window with a 20th-century door inserted below it. The center has two ground floor arched-headed tripartite windows and two first floor straight-headed windows. To the east, there are two ground floor single light arched-headed windows and two first floor straight-headed windows. All windows are sashes with glazing bars. The roof is steeply pitched and features one axial stack, two axial stacks, and two end gable stacks.