Manor Farmhouse

Manor Farmhouse is a two-storey farmhouse built of pebbledashed stone, featuring painted ashlar window and door surrounds along with distinctive late-medieval detailing. On the first floor, the window arrangement includes, on the left, a trefoil-headed arched light set in a square frame with a moulded hoodmould. In the centre, there is a window with two arched lights divided by a mullion, both within a square frame, and each light has an armature. On the right, there is a double square-headed light window with a vestigial diamond mullion, also within a square frame, featuring horizontal glazing bars; all windows have splayed reveals. The ground floor has, on the left, a single trefoil-headed light with a hoodmould similar to the one above, and in the centre, there is a chamfered pointed arched doorway with a later door. There are modern alterations on the right side. It is noted that all related interior fabric was said to have been demolished in the early 20th century.