NHER 21479 (Building record) - Manor House, The Street (Burgh)

Early 19th century fronting of older house. Red brick with hipped slate roof, pantiles on rear wings. Two storeys; east façade of three bays divided by pilasters. Central Doric doorway. Wooden eaves cornice. 20th century canted bay to south. Two symmetrical chimneystacks. Two-and-a-half storey hipped west wing with north stepped parapet. In west range fine staircase dating to around 1600 with turned balusters and massive turned newels, probably reset.
Associated with the Manor House are a range of outbuildings dating to 1856. These are made from red brick with hipped slate roofs and brick 'saw-tooth' eaves. They have circular window openings with gault brick surrounds. To the northeast is a red brick boundary wall with roll-moulded coping. It has a recessed gateway with curved pierced brick flank walls. The gate piers are square with moulded caps and finials.
Information from Listing (Grade II) 1983 (S1).
Press cutting (S2) in file.
E. Rose (NAU) 21 June 1985.

April 2008.
Proposal to convert half of the existing garage into accomodation, and to create a linking element between them.
See (S3) for further information
H White (NLA) 24 November 2008