Mansefield

Essentially late 18th century in appearance, but

incorporating earlier fabric; former manse, "repaired" 1722,

1736 & subsequently. 2-storey with attic. 3-bays; rear wing

added forming T-plan. Rubble-built, ashlar dressings, all

painted. South elevation: shallow central porch added

probably first half 19th century with piended and platform

roof, door in re-entrant angle, window cills lowered perhaps

also late 18th century and upper window left widened; 12-pane

sashes; 2 piended dormers; straight skews; corniced end

stacks; slate roof, swept over eaves. Lower 2-storey rear

wing not all 1 build (may encase circular stair turret); low

lean-to adjoining north gable extends east.

Interior: 6-panelled doors; simple plasterwork; re-used

Georgian chimneypiece in sitting room.

Garden enclosure to east, walled on 2 sides (walls adjoin

house).