The Manor House (Wanstead Conservative Association) And Forecourt Piers

The Manor House, also known as the Wanstead Conservative Association, is an early 18th-century building located on High Street, E11. It is two storeys high and constructed of red brick, featuring seven cambered headed sash windows in cased frames, although the glazing bars have been removed. The entrance boasts double three-fielded panel doors topped with a Gothic fanlight and an elaborate shell hood supported by carved brackets. The building includes a plain band, cornice, and parapet, with an old tiled roof. There are five pedimented dormers, with the central one having a segmental pediment, and end stacks. Inside, the property features panelling and a notable well staircase with barley sugar wrought iron posts that support the newels. The forecourt is enhanced by an old cedar tree and a pair of brick piers that hold carved stone vases.