Bangeston Hall

Bangeston Hall is a three-storey building with three bays, featuring a slate hipped roof and a tall rendered chimney stack on the left side. The exterior is clad in pebbledash. On the second floor, there are smaller sash windows that are four panes wide. The first floor has sash windows that are four panes wide on the left and in the middle, while other windows do not have glazing bars. The central doorway is framed with an architrave and has an early 19th-century half-glazed panelled door, located at the rear of a porch that has a modern central door flanked by narrow windows on each side. Inside, the entrance hall includes a cornice, four doorways with architraves, panelled reveals, six-panelled doors, and a contemporary staircase featuring an open scroll string and straight balusters. The northwest rear wings are contemporary but no longer of special interest, while the northeast side and rear wings were added in the later 20th century.