NHER 44000 (Building record) - Manor House, a post medieval manor house

Manor House.
West wall shows development of the building: central portion has a base of large stone blocks with a reset corbel; above wall is flint with quoins of tile. Added to south is flint façade, probably 17th century, and to north 19th century brick extension. South façade has been altered in 18th century, now four bays, two storeys, but one blocked window on ground floor remains, and small blocked window each side of door, with other traces of alterations on upper floor. East wall is mixture of brick and flint with some reset stonework. In field south of moat owner has discovered foundations in past.
Excellent condition.
E. Rose (NAU), 28 July 1979.

The medieval moat surrouding the post medieval manor house is recorded as NHER 1797.
M. Dennis (NLA), 14 March 2006.

Documentary research has recorded a dwelling on or near the location of the present Manor House from the 15th century onwards, although the earliest physical evidence dates to the 16th century. Four phases of construction have been identified within the present Manor House. The earliest of these is represented by a 16th century pointed arch revealed during restoration work in 2003.
See (S2) for further details.
H. Hamilton (NLA), 07 May 2008.