Grade I listed building. Main construction periods 1630 to 1954. Country house, created from an earlier building in 1630-55. It was extended in 1680 and considerably altered and enlarged in 1723. Further work was carried out during the Victorian period, though the majority of these additions were removed in 1954. Two storeyed and stone-built, with slate roofs. The west front dates from 1680, with the porte cochere added in 1872. The associated gardens and parkland are impressive and include a grove of yew trees planted in 1684.