Marfleet House

Marfleet House is a detached house located on East Street. It appears to be a 19th-century extension of an 18th-century house. The building features ham stone ashlar and squared rubble on the eastern portion, with a hipped Welsh slate roof that has wide bracketed eaves on the main block, and a slate roof with a stepped coped east gable on the wing. There is a brick chimney stack. The 19th-century section is designed in a villa style and has two storeys with two bays. It includes a plinth and a band course, with 12-pane casements that have replaced the original sash windows. The lower bay two has a 19th-century door with a rectangular fanlight set in an architraved recess. The 18th-century portion to the east is set lower and also has two storeys and two bays, featuring hollow chamfer mullioned windows in slight recesses, with a two-light window above and a three-light window below. There are garage doors in the lower bay two. On the west elevation, there are replacement windows above that are of an inappropriate pattern, while below are pairs of margined French windows under margined fanlights. The interior has not been seen.