Hayston Hall

House, unpainted lined stucco with slate hipped eaves roof and red brick end stacks. Plain three-storey, three-window front with plinth, quoins, flat eaves and late C19 plate-glass sash windows, the upper ones shorter, the ground floor ones tripartite and aligned to show that they are enlargements of original single-sash openings, both enlarged on inner side. Centre blank elliptical arched recess with keystone, replacing door. Openings have thin quarter-round mouldings stopped before angles. End walls have one window to each upper floor, set towards rear. Ground floor has hipped lean-to on ground floor right, left end has late C19 gabled porch aligned with windows above. Porch is enclosed with fishscale slating to roof, Gothic segmental-pointed entry and bargeboards. Half-glazed door within. Rear has rear wing attached to right, and stair windows to left of centre 12-pane sash over long 18-pane sash. Four pane sash to ground floor right. The long two-storey rear range is of rubble stone (unpainted render to rear) with brick window heads to plate glass sashes and small brick right end stack. Five bays irregularly spaced, the window and door of last bay apparently C20 replacing blocked windows just to left. Lean-to enclosed porch in second bay. Rear extreme right has a little Gothic window with late C19 stained glass (part of late C19 entrance hall), female figure 'Irene'.

Interior not inspected, said to have been remodelled in later C19 with large new stair hall with open-well stair, the left side open into the rear wing which formerly had the kitchens beyond.