Teddington Hall

Teddington Hall is a mid-19th century, two-storey house designed in the Tudor Gothic style. It features a symmetrical five-bay front with a later one-bay extension to the right. The building is constructed of red brick with stucco dressings and quoins, topped by a slate roof that is hidden behind a crenellated parapet adorned with corner pinnacles. Small stacks and ornamental terracotta pots are present on the roof. The parapet rises into an ogival gable over the central bay, which has a central doorway framed by a stuccoed, crenellated porch with corner pinnacles. This entrance is accessed by a flight of steps flanked by a pair of stucco eagles on the ends of the side dwarf walls. At the first-floor level, the central bay is highlighted by pilaster strips and features a stucco aedicule that houses a figure of a knight in armour. The windows throughout the building are mullioned and transomed, showcasing cusped heads and carved label stops. The outer bays on the ground floor include stuccoed canted bay windows that also have crenellated parapets.