Letton Hall

The house was Sir John Soane's first domestic commission, which he designed in 1783 and constructed during the following six years for Brampton Gurdon Dillingham. This replaced the Old Hall, which Dillingham had inherited in 1783, but had been convinced by Soane to demolish. Soane designed a three-storey main block on a square plan, with a lower service block to the west. It was built in white brick with Portland stone dressings and originally had a Doric porch, since replaced by a two-storey addition. Despite this and other alterations, Soane's interiors remain largely intact.

The hall is now mainly used for Christian conferences, youth camps and school trips. The hall includes its own purpose-built karting track.