Bridley Manor House

Bridley Manor House is a house dating to circa 1880, built in the style of a 17th-century vernacular design. The house has a timber frame with herringbone brick infill, and plain tiled roofs featuring star-shaped chimneys to the left and centre, and three diagonal chimneys to the right-hand return front. The main facade faces the rear, and it is asymmetrical, with two storeys and an attic lit by two hipped roof dormers. The front has three gabled bays, the central one being the largest; these bays have bargeboard carvings of foliage and fruit, and apple finials. Mullioned casement windows are present, with leaded glass in the outer bays. A first-floor window is located on brackets to the left, and ground-floor windows to the right have wooden cusped mullion heads, while the ground-floor centre bay has stone mullions. A plank door is set within a four-centred arched porch, which has foliage and portcullis carvings in the spandrels.