Ffrith Hall

Ffrith Hall is a late Georgian villa, likely dating to the late 18th century. It is constructed of stucco, with a slate roof featuring wide boarded eaves and stuccoed chimneys. The main facade faces the road and is symmetrical, with the elevation divided by four full-height pilasters – one at each end and two in front of the central windows, likely marking the original entrance position. Each floor has three sash windows evenly spaced; the top floor windows have six panes, while those on the lower floors have twelve. A centrally placed porch with a flat roof is balustraded and topped with a pedimented entrance. A full external inspection was not possible during a survey in 1997, and the interior remains inaccessible.