South Manor Farmhouse, Syston Road, South Croxton (Grade II)

House, with exterior largely early C19 but with substantially earlier core. Flemish bond brickwork with Welsh slate roof, on plinth, which is now rendered over but probably of rubble. 2 storeyed, main range of 2 bays, with cross wing. Doorway in inner face of wing contained in elaborately turned timber work porch. The main range has 2 renewed casement windows to ground floor, one of which cuts through an earlier opening with cambered brick head. There is another block segmentally arched opening between them. Three upper 3 light casement windows. One 3 light window to each floor in gable with cambered brick heads. Prominent bargeboards to gable. Gable and axial stacks. C19 parallel range to rear, a tall two storeys with chamfered surround to windows, many of which have heavily latticed panes. Massive spine beams etc., within.