Robyns Hall

Robyns Hall is a house, probably built in the late 17th century. It is constructed of rubble with a stone slate roof and has two storeys. The building features quoins and double chamfered stone mullion windows, with two three-light windows above and one four-light window below, which is damaged and has a hoodmould. The window is situated between a 19th-century doorway near the left gable and another doorway with a slightly arched lintel, which is next to a later 19th-century building that is not included in this listing but may have obscured part of Robyns Hall. The rear wall of the house is mostly plain but bulges out to accommodate a spiral staircase that may still exist. There is also said to be a segmental-arched fireplace with joggled voussoirs.