Farmhouse. Mid 15th century with various 16th-early 18th century improvements, some 19th century modernisation. Timber-framed although most of the front wall has been rebuilt or faced up with 18th or 19th century brick; Flemish bond red brick with the earliest brickwork including a higher proportion of burnt headers; rear and end walls still partly timber-framed, either weatherboarded or hung with peg-tile; brick stacks and chimneyshafts; peg-tile roof. Essentially an L-plan building. The main block faces onto the garden to the west. It has a 4-room plan and these are the principal rooms.