HER 8653 - ASH MANOR AND OLD MANOR COTTAGE

House, now divided. Early 16th century with part dated 1657 in rubbed brick accompanied by the initials S.N. Timber framed, exposed to left in gabled bay with red brick infill, some in herringbone pattern. Red brick cladding with blue brick headers to centre and right. Plain tiled roofs, lower to centre and right with end stack to right on galleted stone base; rebuilt quadruple stacks under oversailing tops to left. Two storeys and attic in gable with one 5-light leaded attic casement window. One 4-light window below on first floor, two 2-light ground floor windows under cambered heads. Rendered plinth to ground floor centre and right, plat band over ground floor. Four leaded casement windows across first floor, five below. Half-glazed door to left in panelled brick gabled porch, ribbed door to right. Pentice roofed extension to right end. Catslide roof to rear. Interior: Substantial framing exposed, chamfered ceiling beams, deep brick fireplace and brick floor. The house stands on a moated site with the moat surviving on three sides. Listing NGR: SU9011850418

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