Manor Farm

Manor Farm is an early 19th-century house located on the north side of Hamble High Street. It features a plain front but has complex and prominent side elevations. The building stands three storeys high with two windows on the front, coved eaves, a second-floor band that forms the cills, and bracketted cills on the first floor. The windows are sash style and set in reveals. The door on the west side is topped with a heavy, simple pediment supported by brackets and has a plain architrave. The side elevation includes two small arched windows on the second floor, flanking a large two-storey bay that contains three windows. There is also an elaborately formed chimney with steps and an arched opening above a square recess. Adjacent to the main house is a red brick outbuilding with a red tile roof and a large chimney on the front gable.