RCHME survey of the Gate House and house adjoining. The house is 'two storeys with attics, timber framed and plastered; the roofs are tiled. The main block was built late in the 16th century or early in the 17th century, but in the second half of the latter century the S front was rebuilt and an L-shaped addition made on the N side. The upper storey projects on the whole of the S front and has a moulded bressumer and large shaped and moulded brackets; a wall-post at the East end has a panel with the initials and date WBS 1680 (probably for William Boys and Sarah his wife). The four gables also project and have a moulded bressumer and barge boards with carved pendants. The wall faces below the gables are treated with rusticated plasterwork. There are four projecting bay-windows on the first floor, and in the middle is an oval window with a moulded frame. There are also three projecting bays on the ground floor, the space under the fourth above being occupied by a cart way. Inside the building there is some late 17th century panelling and a door of the same date. Condition - Good'.<1>