Stewart Hall and No 68

Stewart Hall and No 68 is a one-and-a-half storey building with one-storey gabled wings, constructed from snecked rubble masonry featuring roughly dressed quoins and freestone tracery. The steep red-tiled roofs have oversailing eaves and a central pyramidal fleche, flanked by stone chimneys. The front has two windows with swept dormer heads, triple-cusped timber lights, and a heraldic datestone set in a trefoil recess. There is a lean-to tiled loggia with a five-bay timber arcade, three-light mullioned windows, and paired, boarded Gothic doors below. The outer gables display two-light stone mullioned and transomed windows with cusped heads, which are shouldered below the transom and grouped under pointed hoodmoulds. The side elevations are buttressed and feature three windows, with the downhill side having two storeys. Gablets adorn the outer roof slopes.

At the rear, there is an attached parallel range finished in roughcast, with exposed dressings around the windows and some banding and stringcourses. Most windows and doors were boarded over at the time of inspection. This two-storey range has a gable with a small-headed louvred window and a central bay that features a broad upper window and an arched doorway with a stepped shallow porch. There are broad windows on each floor flanking the central bay. This range connects to a former school via a two-storey wing that has three small windows on each floor.