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A two-storey brick house with a hipped roof and two chimneys, surrounded by trees with piles of earth near the front door.

The Old Manor House, Harlton, Jan 1975, (MoC125/75)

The Old Manor House, Harlton

History of the Old Manor House

1885 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing the layout of Manor Farm in Harlton with numbered plots and building footprints.

Harlton OS 1885

Listed Building

House. Late C17 and early C19. Red brick with slate roof, wood eaves cornice and two c.1840 symmetrical white brick internal stacks with linked capping.

A large timber barn with a gabled roof stands beside a person and a bicycle, with a small pile of bricks and a sign in front.

Manor barn, January 1975 ()MoC126/75)

Barn. C18. Timber-framed, weatherboarded. Mansard roof. Aisled and six bays.

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