Coalbrook House was a substantial seventeenth-century thatched roofed house with a particularly fine staircase. It was a rectangular, two-storeyed building, with a range of five windows. On the east side of the building was a projecting roof, high entrance porch, a square headed door under a shallow fanlight, a moulded wood doorcase, flat point head with carved spandrels and small rosettes above a plain ledge hood. The date 1670 embossed in a plaster panel on the parlour ceiling is believed to be the year the house was built. It was demolished around 1970.

RCAHMW, 2008.