Nannerch Hall

Nannerch Hall is a late Georgian two-storey house constructed of rubble stone, featuring a slate roof and brick stacks. The entrance front, which faces east, consists of three bays under a hipped roof, with an advanced central bay and two additional bays to the right under a separate gabled roof. The lower storey has openings in arched recesses across all five bays, with the entrance featuring a half-lit door. The wooden cross windows retain their leaded lights and are set in original openings. The upper storey has similar two-light windows, although the window to the right is blocked, and there is a hooded small-pane sash window positioned above the doorway.

The three-bay south garden front includes an advanced gabled bay with inserted French doors, flanked by 16-pane sash windows with marginal glazing beneath hood moulds in the outer bays. In the upper storey, there is a central nine-pane sash window flanked by oriels that feature sash windows with a central round-headed light, all under coped gables on moulded kneelers. The single-bay west return has a similar margin-lit sash window to the garden front, with a large stack to its left, followed by a two-storey northwest service wing.