The Old Hall

A Georgian 2-storey 5-bay house of rendered walls painted white, and hipped slate roof with projecting boarded eaves. It comprises a main range with short rear wing on the L side, giving an L-shaped plan, and shallow projections behind the main range. A single brick stack is behind to the L. The front is symmetrical but the bays are unequal, the outer windows being set further apart. The windows are small-paned horned sashes, except on the R of the doorway in the lower storey, which has hornless sashes. The central entrance has an early C20 Tuscan portico, a fielded-panel door and added side panels. Against the L angle of the front is a rubble-stone garden wall. The 2-bay L side wall of the house has small-pane sash windows above an added conservatory. The rear wall has a large-pane sash window above a half-lit door. The L side wall of the rear wing is gabled and has a brick end stack above a large-pane sash window in the upper storey. To its L is a shallow 2-storey projection behind the main range with narrow and tall large-pane sash windows to the centre and lower L, and a boarded door lower R. Further L is a modern flat-roofed single-storey projection, above which are 2 large-pane sashes. In the R side wall of the house are also 2 large-pane sash windows in the lower storey.

Not inspected.