Green Hall

Green Hall is a three-storey building with a three-window main block and a crosswing to the left. It is constructed of red brick, featuring Flemish bond in the main block and English bond in the crosswing, with a slate roof and rectangular red brick chimneys. The entrance front faces roughly south.

The main block has three second-floor windows, which are nine-pane hornless sashes set at the eaves. On the first floor, there are three twelve-pane hornless sashes with deep voussoir lintels made of redder gauged brick. The ground floor features an entrance door to the left, accompanied by an open porch supported by wooden posts and topped with a flat roof and cornice. To the right of the porch, there are two windows that match those on the first floor.

The crosswing is gabled and has a single window on each floor, similar to the main block but with broader proportions and shallower voussoir lintels. The left wing has a section under a monopitch roof; it is two storeys high, with a square upper floor window that has small-pane glazing. The ground floor has modern glazing that respects the original opening, complete with a deep voussoir lintel. At the rear, there are gabled extensions made of brick and grey rubble.