Manor Farm Cottage Trelawney

Manor Farm Cottage in Trelawney is a Grade II listed building dating from 1817 and 1828. Originally constructed as two attached pairs forming a short terrace, it now consists of two separate units. The cottage is two storeys high and features ten upper windows. It has an old tile roof that is hipped at the ends and includes a catslide at the rear. The walls are made of red brick in a mixed bond of Monk and Flemish Garden Wall, with cambered openings on the ground floor. The old casement windows have leaded panes in metal frames on the upper level, while the lower level features cast metal windows. The doorway is topped with a rubbed cambered arch that has a stone keystone inscribed with GPJ 1817 (Trelawney) and GPJ 1828. Originally, there were recessed porches with two entrances on the left and right, but now there is a single four-glazed door at the front. This cottage is part of a similar group of Herriard Estate Cottages, associated with the ownership name of Jervoise.