Manor House

Manor House is an 18th-century stuccoed house with a newly tiled, hipped roof and moulded eaves. The north elevation has three windows, with the central section projecting slightly; the right-hand section is blind. The windows are sash windows with glazing bars. The central doorway has a moulded architrave and a rectangular, tracery fanlight with glazed doors.

An early 19th-century painted brick addition adjoins the south side, featuring a hipped slate roof, three storeys, and large sash windows with glazing bars. An early 19th-century red brick addition, facing Tunn Street to the east, is now divided into flats. It has a low-pitched hipped slated roof and three storeys. The north end of this elevation has one sash window with glazing bars to each floor, each with a flat, rubbed brick arch. The east elevation facing Tunn Street has five windows to each floor, all blind except for two on the ground floor; a modern glazed door is situated to the right.