Kinnerton Hall

Kinnerton Hall is a three-storey Georgian farmhouse built of brown brick, featuring three bays and remodelling from the 19th century, including a single-storey extension on the right. The building is topped with a grey slate roof. The central bay on the front elevation is slightly recessed between two projecting outer bays. The gable ends have stone copings with ball finials and kneelers. The separate storeys are defined by a projecting brick band of three courses between the ground and first floors, and again between the first and second floors.

Each bay on the front elevation has two metal, small-pane, casement windows on both the ground and first floors, with one window in the attic storey. All windows are in a distinctive estate style, featuring pointed "Gothick" heads and large projecting Ruabon cills and heads. The windows flanking the front door are late Victorian leaded windows with two lights. The six-panel door is set beneath a large Ruabon terracotta moulded lintel inscribed with the date 1887. A date-stone on the gable of the central bay reads 1740 and includes the name Paynter. To the right is a single-storey former dairy from the late 19th century, which has four segmental-headed windows, one of which has been enlarged to serve as a door. The other three windows retain their original diamond lattice paned casement windows.

The rear elevation maintains the symmetry of the front but features a narrower, unlit central section. The left and right bays each have one multi-paned window per storey, with Ruabon terracotta cills and heads and late 19th-century diamond lattice glazing bars.

The main body of the house retains its original planform, while the former dairy has been completely refurbished. Inside, the entrance hall features an original wooden staircase that rises the full height of the house. The dining room has an encased bevelled and stopped floor joist, while the hall features an exposed joist. The attic rooms include some heavy two-panel doors and Victorian cast-iron fire-surrounds.