Langtry Manor Hotel

Langtry Manor Hotel, built in 1878-9 for the actress Lillie Langtry, is noted for its historical significance. The building features red brick and half-timbering, with tiled roofs and tall chimneys, showcasing the style of Norman Shaw. A standout feature is the north-west corner pavilion, which has a balconied bedroom beneath a high roof that is hipped on both sides, topped with an arched gablet at the apex. The phrase "STET FORTUNA DOMUS" is incised in the plasterwork of the half-timbering. The hotel also has a large triple chimneystack and a partly tile-hung gable to the north, along with a timber porch beneath a partly tile-hung gable to the west. The south front faces the garden and displays three half-timbered gables of varying sizes, with a timber verandah that extends the lean-to roof of an adjoining bay window. The interiors feature contemporary woodwork.