Manor House Hotel, Woodhouse Road, Quorn (Locally Listed)

Hotel. Built 1899 as a Railway Hotel. Confusion of styles. Now a Public House & Restaurant. Severe red brick with stone & blue brick string courses. Clay tile pitched roof, with ?half hipped? gables. Oversailing eaves. Decorative terra cotta ridge. Pitched and ?half hipped? roofed dormers. 4 tall stacks with terra cotta pots. 3 storeys including attic. Elaborate Baroque Revival relief brick dressing to attic window on main gable. Rectangular and canted flat roofed bays to GF. Generally, principal window openings with brick hood moulds and stone lintols. Half round brick arch head to front entance. Stone mullions and transomes to 1st and GF window openings within adjoining gable. Originally, decorative acid etched glazing to windows serving public rooms, some panes remain. Generally, part casement part vertical sliding sash fenestration. Adjoining single storey outbuildings perhaps built as stables to serve Quorn Hunt visitors.