Hunters Hall

Hunter's Hall is a building dated 1828, designed in the Gothic style. It stands two storeys tall and is constructed of rubble with ashlar dressings, featuring a coved cornice and a crenellated parapet. The building has coped verges and end chimneys with diagonal stacks. The windows display Perpendicular style tracery, with two subdivided windows that have foiled overlights beneath arched heads; the first-floor windows have square labels, while the ground-floor windows are arched. The upper lights of the windows are adorned with painted shields and badges.

Prominently, there is a central tracery panel on the first floor that features a relief of a fox above a lozenge tablet inscribed with "Isaac Ship, Hunters Hall MDCCCXXVIII." Below this, there is a plain arched opening that was originally an entrance but is now a window with a moulded arched head. To the left, there is a one-bay extension that serves as a porch with a Tudor arch doorway. The return gable includes two pigeon-holes, while the right side has two windows in the gabled return, a cross loop, and two more pigeon-holes. Additionally, there is a lower two-storey extension with a 1+3 window arrangement, featuring 2-light mullion windows with dripmoulds, and the left-hand range has foiled heads along with several pigeon-holes. The gables at the rear of the house are topped with ball finials.