Pheasant House at Nash Manor

Pheasant House at Nash Manor is a rectangular single-storey building constructed from rubble, featuring peeling whitewashed elevations. It has a slate roof and a stone chimney stack on the west gable end. The entrance is located on the south side, where there is a square-headed doorway next to a window, both with timber lintels. The east gable end, which faces the main house, has a cross-frame window that includes a re-used ornately carved timber frame, possibly from the 19th century, with dentilled jambs and ogee-headed lights. There is one window on the north side.

Inside, the building has a replaced three-bay collared roof. A chimney is located in the southwest corner, with a smoke-room above it that can be accessed by a staircase from the northwest corner. The ornate timber window in the east gable features modern coloured glass.