NHER 42677 (Building record) - The Manor House

May 1984. Listed, Grade II.
Name has no historical significance.
18th century core, mainly early 19th century. Red brick, black pantiles. L plan, 2 storeys. 5 bay entrance façade to west with early 20th c porch. Tuck pointing, vertical join between builds to north of porch. Sash windows with louvred shutters. Timber bracket eaves; to south, modillion eaves. North front of four bays, of centre door with pilasters and cornice. East wing of three bays.
Information from (S1).
(S2) in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 22 November 2005.

House, largely 19th century, 18th century core, red brick, black pantiles. L plan, 2 storeys. Entrance façade west of five windows with central 20th century glazed porch. Tuck pointing, vertical join between builds immediately north of porch. Sash windows with stone sills, flat arches and shutters. Timber bracket eaves; to south, timber modillion eaves. North façade 4 windows with offcentre door in pilastered case with architrave. Ground floor windows have transoms. East wing of three bays, sash windows face south. Information from (S1).
However (S2) states house dates from 1723.
To south east of house a row of arches stated by (S2) to be remains of a maltings. This is confirmed by (S3) which quite remarkably shows the block fitted into the angle of the house.
E. Rose (NLA), 9 December 2005.