Manor Farm

Manor Farm is a symmetrical two-storey, three-window house built in the 18th century. It features roughcast over brick and is topped with a slate roof. At the rear, there is a brick wing with a large brick ridge stack located behind the roof pitch of the main range. The front range has a central entrance that includes a panelled door set within a wooden doorcase topped by a triangular pediment. There are narrow small-pane side-lights also within the doorcase. The windows are hornless sashes with stone sills, consisting of 12-pane windows flanking the entrance and 9-pane windows on the upper storey. The gable ends have similarly placed sashes in the centre of each storey, although the northern end features a top-hung window on the upper storey.

The rear wing, which faces south, is also two-storey and has dentilled eaves and kneelers on the western gable end. The openings were altered in the late 20th century, with a renewed central wooden door flanked by large wooden casements that have concrete lintels. There is a blocked segmental-arched opening on the upper storey between similar large casements, as well as a skylight in the roof pitch. The rear also has late 20th-century wooden casements, though details were not seen. Attached to the western gable end of the rear wing is a single-storey unit with a stack. The interior has not been seen as of July 7, 2005.