The Old Hall

Two storeys, C19 Porch and 3-window N gable faced with stone in snecked courses; porch and gable set between recessed blocks of 3 and 4 windows with cement rendered cladding to ground floor, and first floor with pebbledash; slate roofs. To R of gable, block with Tudor doorway with window to R, then long wing with roof sweeping down over first floor. Of the C18 rear wing, there remains as a screen the ground floor of the SW elevation. Rusticated ashlar with later C20 tracery to window openings. Central projection with pedimented Ionic entrance with immediately flanking single round headed window openings to each side, flanked in turn again each side by a Venetian window opening. Two gables to former wings at each end. Long, renovated NW wing with vehicular gateway at NW end; beyond the gateway, a stone boundary wall, mostly retaining its plinth and coping, which returns to the SE end of Ye Olde Masons Arms.

C16/C17 stopped and chamfered fireplace on first floor.