Number 2 The Manor House

Number 2 The Manor House, West Street, is a house dating from the 19th century. It originally served as a service wing to The Manor House (listed separately). The front elevation, facing the street, is constructed from local lias stone, squared and cut, with dressings made of Ham stone. It features a high plinth and mullioned windows with three lights, although a smaller 20th-century window has been added to the right. The rear elevation, which faces the yard behind The Manor House, is rendered and has two bays. The first bay contains three-light mullioned windows, while the upper bay has a matching two-light window. A part-glazed door is situated in the lower bay of the second bay, with small casement windows added between the bays. The interior has not been inspected.