Grade II* listed building. Main construction periods 1582 to 1999. Sibton Park (17th - 19th c). A country house, now converted into holiday apartments, erected in 1602, with a late 18th century facade and alterations, and work of circa 1898. It has a timber framed core with a facade of buff brick in Flemish bond and plain tiled roofs. The main range is of five timber framed bays whilst the rear return to the left is of three timber framed bays and a stack bay. A 19th century addition to the right gable end is of two window bays in series with the main range. The gap between the two rear wings was infilled in stages. In recent years Sibton Park served as a girls boarding school before closing in 1996. It has now been converted into thirteen holiday apartments by the Holiday Property Bond group.