1 and 2, Hadlow House, Old Hadlow House and The Old Dairy

Hadlow House, along with its associated buildings of Old Hadlow House and The Old Dairy, comprises a complex with a significant portion dating back to the 18th century, likely built upon an earlier structure. The central section presents an 18th-century facade with two storeys and an attic, displaying four windows and three gabled dormers. The brickwork of the ground floor is painted red, and the building is topped with a parapet and a tiled roof. A small, later one-window addition sits to the east. A substantial mid-19th century addition, constructed in red brick with stone quoins, is located to the west. This addition features a shaped gable that incorporates the bull's head crest associated with the Abergavenny family.