Ivy Tower Mansion

C19 main range of two storeys and five windows, facing N. The return elevations are of three windows. Rendered and painted rubble masonry on an ashlar plinth. Low-pitch slated hipped roof behind a cornice and parapet. Twelve-pane windows with hornless sashes to the upper storey at front and throughout the older rear wing. French windows to the ground storey of the main part. At the centre is a large entrance porch with two pairs of Tuscan columns and pilasters at the rear. The original doors have been lost.

It is now the headquaters of Manor House Wildlife and Leisure Park. An offices and toilet wing has recently been added at the W side of the house.

Central hall with archway to the stairs at the rear. The stairs have a half-landing and a swept handrail, coiled at the foot. Round-headed sash window to the landing with interlaced glazing bars. At the left are the former dining room and gun room of the 1922 description, now made into one room; at the right are the former library and dining room, now also made into one room. The rear reception room at the right (former dining room) has a simple marble fireplace and an ornamental plaster ceiling surround.