Bagnall Hall is a Grade II listed building and is situated across the centre of the village, opposite the Stafford Arms and was the principal house serving the major land holding of the village. The first reference to the occupiers of the Hall was in 1598, when John Murrall (Moorhall) married Jane Colclough. He was a local Justice of the Peace and was knighted in 1631 during the reign of King Charles I. His initials "J.M." can be seen over the doorway of the Hall. The Hearth Tax of 1666 showed the Hall as boasting 4 hearths.

John Murall's descendants lived at the Hall until 1762, when a William Murhall died, leaving no male successor.

The hall is coursed and dressed stone of ashlar quality; stone end stacks. 2 storey, 5 window front: glazing bar sashes of unusual diagonal bar pattern, raised surround corbelled to the left. The Hall was remodelled in the 18th century into a fine double pile with hipped roof. In the 19th Century a canted bay was added to the south.