Manor House, Manor House South and Fladbury Manor

Manor House, Manor House South, and Fladbury Manor is a building with origins in the early 18th century, featuring later additions that maintain a similar architectural style. Constructed of red brick and standing two stories tall, the main front includes a central projecting bay that houses a Roman Doric doorcase with an open pediment and a barred segmental fanlight. This porch wing is topped with a restored stepped gable, which contains a recessed sculptured armorial device. The façade has five windows set in painted reveals, each with flat arches made of rubbed brick, and the central window features a fluted keystone. A stringcourse runs along the building. A modern or restored wing is designed in a similar style. This property is part of a group that includes White House, Little Manor Cottage, Manor Cottage, Manor House Barn, Manor Cottage West, Garages at Manor House, Weston House, and The Old Barn.