1. Early-C19 3-storey farmhouse, thought to have been built by 1824; attached service wings.

2. Replaced Ricleston Manor (Nprn30151) and said to have been built largely out of its materials.
(source Os495card; SM82NW1)
Associated structures:
Home farm buildings - Nprn22627
Carriage house - Nprn22625
Three-seater privy - Nprn22626
Garden - Nprn265297
Hen house - Nprn54139
J.Wiles 15.05.02

3. Early 19th century mansion built of randomly coursed rubble (some of which may have been reused from the lost medieval manor nprn: 30151). It is 3-storeys high with a 4 window front and slate roofs with cresting to the front. 12-pane sash window to both the ground floor and 1st floor, and 6-pane sashes to the 2nd floor: all floors with voussoirs, keystones and stone sills. The entrance is offset to the left and has a 6-panel door with traceried overlight.
PE/Domestic/SM82NW from Cadw
CHN 06/09/2004