Manor Farmhouse And Attached Barn

Manor Farmhouse and attached barn, dating from the early 17th century, with some interior work from the 18th century. The farmhouse is constructed of random rubble with a double Roman tile roof and a coped verge on the right side. It features three prominent 19th-century brick stacks and a further brick stack to the left return. The two-storey farmhouse has attics within three front-facing gables, each having copings and bases for finials. There are mullioned windows with ovolo moulding: a 3-light window to the attic, a 4-light window to the first floor, and a 5-light window to the ground floor, each with a stopped label. A door opening is situated between the bay sets, leading to a gabled rubble porch with a coping and a double Roman tile roof. The inner door is 9-panelled, with the top three panels glazed. A gabled rubble barn is attached at a right angle to the left of the front of the farmhouse, with a small hayloft opening to the first floor and a plank door.