Cider House and Waggon Sheds, About 25 Metres South East of Wigborough Manor House

The Cider House and Waggon Sheds, located about 25 metres south-east of Wigborough Manor House, are structures that include cider cellars with a loft and a waggon or implement shed, with parts dating back to the 18th century. They are built from ham stone rubble with ashlar dressings. The roofs of the western pair are covered with double Roman clay tiles, while the eastern pair features clay pantiles, all set between stepped coped gables. The ridges of the two pairs of roofs are arranged at right angles to each other. The eastern units run east to west and have queen-post roof trusses, while the western units run north to south and feature tie-beam trusses. Most doorways are from the 20th century, but there is a notable 4-light casement window of early design in the north gable of the western range. These buildings have group value with Wigborough Manor House and are part of an important farm complex.