Warpool court Hotel

Warpool Court Hotel is a Grade II listed building featuring a large Romanesque style three-arched porch located to the left of center, with arches made of black brick. To the left of the porch, there are two similar ground floor windows. The entire structure above these elements is from the 20th century, including the east end gable. To the right of the porch, the main part of the house remains, constructed from squared rubble stone with painted stone mullion and transom windows, and a prominent gable to the right. However, the attic has very large 20th century dormer additions. The gable features a Jacobean style projecting porch that includes a carved coat of arms. The west end retains some original windows, while the south front is mostly obscured, except for the right end which has a curious single-storey projection in Romanesque style. This projection retains a black brick bellcote and a terracotta dragon over the gable. There is also a large neo-Romanesque arch made of red and black brick, with cement imposts and re-used drainpipes serving as column shafts; this opening has been blocked and rendered.