Farmhouse. now 3 houses, and attached coach house. C17, 1758 converted for Sir Charles Sedley of Nuthall Temple by Thomas Wright, C20 alterations. Coursed rubble, partly rendered with ashlar dressings. Slate roofs with ashlar coped gables and kneelers. 5 brick chimney stacks. Raised quoins and moulded ashlar eaves cornice. South front. 2 storey, 11 bays. To the left, the former farmhouse, 3 bays with a central doorway in a round headed ashlar surround with raised keystones, a C20 door and fanlight. Either side are single C20 casements. Above a central Diocletian window in ashlar surround with raised keystones, also flanked by single C20 casements. To the right a 2 bay house with 2, C20 glazed doors and a single 3 light C20 casement, with above 2 3 light C20 casements. To the right another 2 bay house with a C20 glazed door and a 3 light C20 casement, above 2 3 light C20 casements. Beyond to the right a single round headed doorway with ashlar surround and raised keystones, then a shuttered opening, also with ashlar surround and raised keystones. Beyond again 2 large segment headed carriage arches, with ashlar surrounds and raised keystones. Above a large circular clock in ashlar surround, and a Diocletian opening with ashlar surround and raised keystones. The elevation has various C20 windows and a single C17 chamfered 2 light mullion window. This building is reputed to be on the site of the former medieval manor house, but no architectural evidence for this was visible at inspection. (NCC/js)