NHER 12685 (Monument record) - Manor House

1707, with a hunting scene carved on the stairway and a dog gate. The original windows and some panelled walls survive.
Information from (S1).

May 1978. Visit.
Red brick, six bays, two storeys. Large central doorway with ornamented capitals and pediment. Shaped gables. Wooden cross windows and original door. Long and detailed description given in (S2). The six windows disguise the fact that there are only three cells. Keystones inscribed 1707 on first floor, GFTR on second, TRM on door keystone (form Thomas and Mary Robins, obit 1725-6). East extension dated 1732. Interior has panelling, firegrates, jewel stopped beam in rear wing. Good attached garden walls.
See (S2) for full details.
E. Rose (NAU), 9 July 1986.