Outbuildings to S of Manor House

The outbuilding located to the south of the Manor House is constructed of whitewashed rubble stone with some render and features a slate roof. It has a brick stack at the south end. The east front includes a door on the left side between two 20th-century metal windows, followed by another door, while the right half is windowless except for a small window at the extreme right. The north end has a small vent loop in the gable and a low door to the right that leads into a vaulted basement. The west side features a boarded door with a brick head leading to a vaulted room, followed by a set of 20th-century full-height garage doors, and then a stable door with a brick head and a window to the right in a former door, which is adorned with stone voussoirs.

The south end wall shows signs that the building once extended further south, with a stub of a wall on the left and a straight joint on the right. In the northwest corner, there is a small vaulted room that is sunk below the floor level of the rest of the outbuilding, with the rough top of the vault integrated into the main structure. This tunnel vault has one window on the west side and a blocked opening at the south end. The main building features ten collar trusses with pegged collars and added tie-beams, along with double purlins and whitewashed plastered walls. The south end includes a 20th-century fireplace and a blocked door.