Manor House Hotel

The Manor House Hotel, originally a house, dates from the early 19th century and is now used as a hotel. It features rough render that is lined to resemble ashlar, a hipped slate roof, and brick chimneys. The building has a large square plan, stands three storeys tall, and is five windows wide on the front. It includes sash windows with splayed voussoirs and soffits that extend beyond the reveals. The windows to the right of the entrance are more widely spaced to accommodate a chimney, and the ground floor windows are slightly wider than those on the upper floors, extending to floor level.

The central first-floor window has a semi-circular head with a projecting keystone and intersecting glazing bars. The front door is six-panelled with narrow lights on either side, topped by a semi-circular fanlight featuring intersecting glazing bars. Doric pilasters flank the door, with fluted sections on the upper two-thirds and an impost block above that supports an open pediment with mutules. The reveals are panelled, and there is a wide eaves projection with timber consoles. A chimney is located to the right within the main envelope, while another on the left return projects slightly. Inside, original panelled doors can be found in the hall, complete with reeded architraves and an echinus head framing.