Edworth Manor

The manor house displays timber-framed construction with rough cast render, clay tile roofs, and a later brick extension forming an L-shaped layout.

The original structure dates from the 17th century, with substantial extensions added during the early 19th century and modifications in the 20th century.

The manor represents traditional English country house architecture through its combination of timber framing, sash windows, and distinctive red brick ridge stack.

Located at coordinates 52.052°N and -0.2182°W in Central Bedfordshire, the manor received its Grade II heritage designation on January 2, 1985.

The building features a three-room plan across two stories with diagonal shaft chimneys and a bracketed pediment over its western six-panel door.

Location: Edworth

GPS coordinates: 52.05200,-0.21820

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:29