Manor Farm House

Manor Farm House is a farmhouse dating from around 1700, featuring a north wing and an 18th-century south wing that together form a 'T' plan. The building is constructed of red brick and covered with red pantiles. The north wing has a brick-coped Dutch gable at the north end, with a stack, and an east return that includes two ground floor and three first floor 19th-century casement cross windows. It has a ground floor plinth, a platband at the first floor, and eaves level. The entrance door is adorned with a switch tracery fanlight and the roof is steeply pitched. The lower two-storey service wing has three arched-headed ground floor windows, including one three-light casement and two two-light casements. There are three first floor windows, comprising one sash window with glazing bars and two two-light casements. The service wing features two doors with 19th-century boarded doors, while one door is blocked. A straight joint on the east side indicates the division between the two builds, and there is a central stack at the junction with the ridge of the higher north wing.