Corley Manor

Corley Manor is a rectory, now a house, built in 1823. It is constructed of brick with a rendered finish, sitting on a sandstone plinth. The building features a low-pitched slate roof with a deep overhang at the eaves and has internal stacks with entablatures. The layout is a double-pile plan and it stands two storeys high.

The entrance front presents a three-window range, with a single central recessed 12-pane hung sash flanked by two blind openings. There is a central Doric portico in antis that supports half-glazed double doors, with two additional blind window openings on either side. The garden front includes a two-storey central canted bay that has three 12-pane hung sashes, flanked by two similar hung sashes. On the ground floor, the two flanking windows are tripartite hung sashes.

Inside, the manor features an open-well and open string staircase with column-on-vase balusters and winder scroll tread ends. The interior also boasts a Neo-classical plastered ceiling moulding. The building is dated on a bell located in the rear wall.