NHER 15513 (Building record) - Dickleburgh House and Manor Farm Barns

(S1) says 18th century brick and tiles, hipped roof with modillion cornice, two storeys and attic, five bays each window with flat arches. Later central porch. Three pedimented dormers. Two stacks with cornices. Grade II. Attached, but not listed, is a fine 19th century timber framed barn with attached roundhouse for an animal engine, restored in 1975. This is now (2000) called Manor Barns and the roundhouse has glazed walls.
See (S2) and (S3) in file.
E. Rose (NAU) 20 July 1987

Note. This is not the same as Thelveton Manor, site NHER 11021, it was formerly marked by Ordnance Survey as Manor House Farm but is not the same as Manor Farm, sometimes called Manorhouse Farm, to north (site NHER 35089) though the barns are now separately owned from the Manor House and are known as Manor Farm Barns.
E. Rose (NLA), 10 February 2000.