Heale Hall

House former chapel, green rubble stone with roof of small slates, outswept at eaves, and central cupola. One storey and attic to front. Cupola has swept square slated base to an octagonal lantern with unusual raking sides, shaped heads to openings, cornice and ogee octagonal leaded dome with long spike finial. One gabled dormer with bargeboards to left. Single casement and glazed sides. Facade slopes down to N with raised plinth. Three long arched windows with stone voussoirs, c1900 leaded glazing with two transoms, and stone sills. Door to left is square-headed with flat painted timber hood on raking fretted braces. Five-panel door with fielded panels and overlight of four arched panes. Door is patterned in nail-head studs. To left, straight joint to outbuilding addition with lower-pitched roof, first floor casement pair with brick sides and sill, brick quoins. Weather-board S gable end with C20 loft window over double garage doors. N end has raised plinth, two similar arched windows with higher sills and c1900 mock timber-framing in bargeboarded gable. Rear has tiny catslide dormers attractively placed at two levels on the big roof. Arched windows below to right, and modern conservatory. Rear wing to left with pretty oriel in half-timbered W gable.

Interior not inspected.