Manor House

Main front is at right-angles to the street, symmetrical 2-storey 3-window range, with central entrance. Constructed of coursed squared limestone under a hipped slate roof set back behind parapets with flat stone copings; 4 stone stacks with brick caps. The windows are small-pane hornless sashes under slightly cambered wedge lintels, 12-pane above entrance, tripartite to sides. Entrance is reached through a gabled glazed wooden porch of c2000. Inside is a tripartite stone doorcase with moulded pilasters and a pedimented head containing a 6-panel door under a 3-pane overlight with small-pane sidelights. Wooden conservatory in front of R-hand window, in same style as porch, with hipped roof to end; the tripartite window is converted to a doorway. South end of main range, partly visible, has single-storey range adjoining at an angle, rendered under a slate roof with brick end stack, which is said to have earlier origins. Front to Well Street consists of No 10 to R and No 12 to L, the former with higher floor levels as the ground rises. No 10 is 3-storey 2-window, of random stone under a slate roof, with stone plinth and stone eaves cornice, the latter a continuation of parapets from W front. To L of ground and 1st floors, paired hornless 12-pane sashes under slightly cambered wedge lintels; small sash without glazing bars under similar lintel to 2nd floor. To R, blind openings with similar lintels: possible doorway to ground floor blocked with stone; 1st and 2nd floor windows infilled with lined render. Adjoining to L and with same eaves cornice is No 12. It is 2-storey 2-window, of larger blocks of random stone. Upper storey has 12-pane sashes under wedge lintels as elsewhere. Opening to lower R replaced by a cross-window with small-pane glazing. Rectangular doorway to L containing inset double panelled doors reached by 3 stone steps; a Victorian slated porch canopy is now missing.

Entrance hall has plastered ceiling cornice with Anthemion frieze. Panelled doors to L and R, to bar areas, and straight ahead; further panelled doors elsewhere.