Hall Bank

Hall Bank is a house and outbuildings likely built in the late 18th century, forming a single range. The structure is made of rubble and consists of two storeys with two windows that have been enlarged and modernised. There is a central doorway set within a rustic gabled porch, and ridge chimneys are located at each end of the house. To the right are the outbuildings, which are of similar length and share the same shallow-pitched roof covered with old slates. A large vehicular doorway is found on the left, along with a recessed six-panel door that is grouped with a window similar to those of the house on the right. The openings of the outbuildings feature slate facings above them. This range is prominent along the road to Rydal Mount and is partly listed due to its proximity to this and other nearby listed buildings.