Remains Of Manor House

The remains of a manor house date back to the 17th century. The structure features dressed stone walls with ashlar quoins at the east end, while the west end has coursed and random rubblestone walls. The walls stand approximately 4.5 metres high at the east end and about one metre at the west end. The original south wall, which served as the entrance, has limited return walls and no roofs. The south front includes one window with three lights and a blocked window that has a label. There are remnants of window cills above the doorway. The doorways feature ovolo moulded or hollow chamfered jambs, with two doorways, one of which has been reset in a garden wall and features four-centred heads. The house was originally designed with three rooms and a through passage, and a change in floor levels suggests that the eastern part may have been reconstructed.