Former Hall Range to S of Old Beaupre Castle

Elevations of coursed limestone rubble. The N elevation retains the early C14 window of two transomed lights with trefoiled heads and sunk spandrels beneath a relieving arch in dressed Sutton stone. Plain chamfers. Beneath this window is a doorway with a round timber head. The first floor of the E elevation appears to have been rebuilt and has three rooflights and two pent dormers. Three massive, battered buttresses, also in rubble, with later openings. The S elevation has two modified window openings, the lower one retaining E jamb and cill of dressed Sutton stone. To W end of S gable is a substantial, projecting rubble stack. To W elevation is a modern doorway at the S end and Single, square-headed light on N side. A projecting tall square stack to N end with pyramidal capping. To its N is an original opening with two-centred head formed by a relieving arch of voussoirs.

The ground floor retains two early fireplaces, at the S end, W corner is a projecting hood with plain jambs, whilst on the W wall retains an early timber lintol and herringbone stonework to the back wall. The first floor is a modern re-introduction set at a higher level than the original. The N window has splayed reveals with evidence of a window seat. The window retains evidence of shutters to each light. At the S end is a niche. No other features remain.