Estate farmhouse. Early C19. Brick, rendered and colourwashed, with hipped slate roof. Deep rebated eaves. 2 ridge stacks. 2 storeys, 3 bays, plus single bay service wing to right. L-plan. Windows are mostly Gothic casements. South front has central hipped porch with 3 round headed openings. Flanked by single casements. Above, 3 casements. Setback service wing, to right, has 3 sashes of different sizes. Above, a cross eaves gabled dormer with a cross casement. Return angle to east has a casement on each floor. West side has to left, large C20 plastic glazed porch. To its right, a casement. Above, to right, a casement. Rear elevation has to left, covered way under pentice roof and gabled porch with turned posts. To right, 3 Gothic casements. Above, to left, round opening and mullioned casement. To right, 3 Gothic casements. Outside, adjoining curved ashlar dwarf wall carrying iron railing. 2 pairs of fluted iron gatepiers with ball finials. Scroll-top iron gates. Adjoining farm building to east, late C19, brick with pantile roof and single ridge stack, has to south a round opening. Adjoining stable range, to north, late C19, single storey, 15 bays, has to east, to left, a casement. To its right, gabled carriage entry with elliptical head, billeted transom and bargeboards. West side has stable doors and casements, mostly with segmental heads. This building is in the same style as those in the Estate Village of Budby laid out by Earl Manvers in 1807-1812. (NCC/js)