Manor Farmhouse

Manor Farmhouse dates to 1814. It is a two-story, five-window building. The house has a hipped tile roof with stepped brick eaves that merge into end pilasters. The symmetrical front elevation has three wide windows, with narrower first-floor windows positioned above the doorways in the second and fourth bays. The walls are red brick in a Flemish bond, featuring cambered rubbed arches and a plinth that merges with the end pilasters. It has three-light sash windows in the wider openings. The doorways have brick pilasters and segmental brick heads, with plain boarded doors set within solid frames; a modern half-glazed porch is located on the second bay. A stone panel above the main entrance is inscribed with an oval containing the lettering "ANNO PACIFICO, GPJ" and the date 1814. A single-story, wide porch is attached to the northeast side, connecting to a taller, single-story symmetrical block dating from the mid-19th century. This block has a half-hipped tile roof, brick walling with flint panels, and a central wide door flanked by two smaller windows.