The manor house stood just across the way from the churchyard gate. The more recent portion of it was occupied as a dwelling until c 1874, when it went to decay; the adjoining land to the north, where the foundation lines of extensive buildings may be traced, is still known as "the hall close". The outbuildings at the rear of the village post office and the cottages to the east of it are the only surviving remnants; the brickwork and oak timbering are mellowed with age and there is a very large stone trough and a bake oven of the "chaffer" type. (1)
See M3378 for remains of barn.

<1> Thoroton Society, 1918, TTS, p 22 (Published document). SNT343.

Other Refs: ill