Combe Court Including the Cottage Wing

Combe Court, including "The Cottage" wing, is a country house built around 1850 in the Tudor Gothic style. It is constructed of brick with stone dressings, topped with plain tile roofs and features multiple chimneys. The building has two storeys with attics beneath small gable dormers. The front is asymmetrical, showcasing three large gables on the left and a buttressed gable front chapel on the right end. There is a free stone dressed polygonal turret at the rear left. The windows are stone dressed with mullions and transoms, featuring leaded lights under flat drip mouldings, except for the arched traceried window in the chapel. A central single-storey battlemented porch has a 19th-century plank door and curving wings on either side that connect to the main house. Above the porch is a stone armorial crest. The Cottage wing on the left projects approximately 100 feet to form a court and has two storeys, with brick and tile hanging above, a casement window, and a plank door at the rear.