Haughton Grange

Haughton Grange is a highly distinctive two-storey house built from rendered brick with a slate roof. It features a projecting end stack and a stack at the rear. The west end of the house projects under a large gable with brick coping. There are two deep projecting two-storey porches, each adorned with ornamental gables and brick coping, with the left-hand gable featuring two urns. A brick dentil band runs between the storeys, and there are short sections of similar decoration in the porch gables. The house has modern windows throughout. This building is notable for its unusual use of brick in a design that otherwise follows a vernacular style.