NHER 12874 (Building record) - Manor House Farm

Present front, south facade, of five bays, two storeys; flint with 19th century brick windows, and traces of 17th century windows around them. Blocked doorway at west end. North facade is in much better flint, with stone edgings to doors and windows: therefore originally main facade. Both gable walls have blocked windows. Stone quoins - where is stone from? Probable 16th century. Garden wall of clunch to east.
Later barn along road, clunch and brick on flint base: could also be 16th century, but roof modern.
E. Rose (NAU) 5 October 1977.

Owner confirms that barn formerly had a date plaque 1610, and that north wall of house is supposed to be of same date; small detached barn has an interior wall (formerly exterior) also of stone.
Listing Grade II 1984 notes that house has east gable window in rusticated brick which it states has frame of around 1600 reset from elsewhere.
Rear wing has north wall refaced in English bond red brick dating to around 1800.
E. Rose (NAU) 28 October 1985.

July 2003. Building Survey
Evaluatory of barns suggests that the date is more likely to have been 1690: the 1610 and refers to south end alone, converted to stable in around 1900. North end of barn is 18th century, with reused limestone as stated above.
Other buildings 19th century.
See report (S1) for further details.
E. Rose (NLA) 14 August 2003.