Ludham House

Ludham House is an early 19th-century, two-storey brick building that has been limewashed. The north face, which faces the road, features four pilasters with random brickwork panels between them and dressed quoins. There is a wing to the west, also brick and limewashed, which has two sash windows on the first floor with glazing bars. The wide eaves are supported by coupled brackets, and the roof is covered with pantiles. The south front, which overlooks the garden, has sash windows with vertical glazing bars. Ludham House, along with its outbuilding and Westward House with its outbuildings, forms a group.