Sudbrook House

Sudbrook House is a farmhouse dating from the mid-19th century. It is built of ashlar stone with a slate roof, featuring kneelers, stone coped gables, and two wall stacks with tall, moulded chimneys. The house is two storeys high with garrets, and its four-bay front has a left-hand pair of bays which project and are separately gabled. A first-floor string course runs along the front. The slightly off-centre front door is a four-panelled, half-glazed door recessed within a four-centred archway, topped with a hood mould and human head label stops. To the left of the door is a tall, three-light rectangular bay window with mullioned and transomed sash windows and a castellated top. To the right are two two-light mullioned and transomed casement windows. Above the door is a two-light mullioned casement with a hood mould and label stops, with a similar three-light window to its left. A narrow, chamfered garret light is set into the gable above. To the right is a pair of mullioned two-light windows separated by a corbelled external stack. The south front has a two-storey, three-light mullioned bay window in a Tudor style and a full-height external stack.