Hotel, formerly vicarage. 1863. By G. E. Street for the Rev. Winstanley Hall. Brick with half-hipped and gabled plain tile roofs. Ashlar dressings, string course. Plain eaves, single gable, 3 ridge and single side wall stacks. 3 storeys, 4 bays. L-plan. Windows are plain sashes and C20 casements, some mullioned and transomed. Main west front has half-hipped off-centre projecting bay. To left, beyond coped boundary wall, a plank door. To its right, tripartite sash and single sash. To right again, door with decorative hinges and flanking light. To right again, double sash. Above, to left, 2 double sashes with relieving arches, and to right, single plain sash and single and double casements. Above again, half-hipped cross-eaves dormer with 2 casements. South front has projecting gabled wing to left and to right, east wing with projecting half-hipped central bay. 2 large mullioned and transomed windows. Above, to left, single C20 and C19 casements with relieving arch to left, and to right, sash with flanking lights and relieving arch. East front has to left, projecting gabled wing, and to right, single storey outbuilding, 2 bays. To left, a tripartite sash and a plain sash, and to right, 2 C20 casements. Above, off-centre mullioned sash, flanked by single sashes. North gable has first floor band and pilaster strips above it. Single mullioned sashes on first two floors, and above again, C20 casement. Interior has dogleg staircase with winder and landing. Crenellated square newels, chamfered splat balusters and moulded handrail. 2 moulded ashlar Gothic fireplaces with chamfered corners and corbelled marble shalves, said to be by G. A. Stephenson of York. Outside, brick boundary wall to north, with shaped brick coping and gateway with stepped coping. (NCC/js)