Park Hall

Park Hall is a house from the early 19th century that has seen extensions and alterations. It is constructed of stone and topped with a slate roof, featuring coped gable ends and stone chimneys with decorative antefixae. The building stands two storeys high and has two windows in the main block, with a long domestic wing extending to the east. The sash windows include glazing bars. The garden front showcases two first-floor windows framed by eared architraves, along with two square bays from the late 19th century below. The entrance is located on the west front, within a one-storey extension south of a full-height canted stone bay that has a hipped roof and stone-bracketed eaves. The windows in this area also feature eared architraves and bracketed cills.