Early-mid C18. The east end was originally a stable: pintles and catches for a double stable door survive in a blocked opening in the south wall. The fabric has undergone considerable alteration including the insertion of fenestration and the refurbishment of the interior to make a hall and stage. The roof structure survives intact with the addition of a few struts. (2)

<1> Newark & Sherwood DC, 2006, Epperstone Conservation Area Appraisal (Unknown). SNT2505.

<2> Colin Briden, 2001, The Manor House, Epperstone: An appraisal of the Historic Buildings and Inventory of Historic features (Unpublished document). SNT4865.