Listed Building record MDR826 - Manor House, Ashbourne Road, Mapleton

Manor House, Ashbourne Road, Mapleton, an early 18th century building. 'The interior is, now at any rate, rather common place with no outstanding features.' (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 14 NE PARISH OF MAPLETON ASHBOURNE ROAD 7/38 (West Side) 13.9.67 Manor House II* House. Early C18. Brick with ashlar dressings, plain tile hipped roof and two brick ridge stacks. Two storeys. Moulded stone eaves cornice. West elevation - five bays. The three centre bays advanced and set beneath a pediment. Central doorway with rusticated surround with projecting imposts and keystone. C20 door and fanlight. Flanked on each side by glazing bar sashes with projecting keystones. Similar windows to the outer bays, The stone framing around the doorway is carried up as a feature around the first floor glazing bar sash window to a flat cornice on brackets. Beneath the window a balustrade and lugged architrave around it. In the pediment, a Dioclecian window with stone surround. East elevation - three bays. Central doorway with rusticated stone surround, keystones around the arch and a pediment. Panelled door with glazed upper lights. Flanked on each side by glazing bar sashes with keystones. Two similar windows above and a central window with lugged stone architrave and triple keystone. Stone surrounds of doorway and upper window are linked to form one feature. Two dormer windows in the roof. Plain 2-bay north and south elevation, glazing bar sashes with keystones and dormer windows. On the north side, the lower windows have been made into doorways with square lights above. Listing NGR: SK1633047428.' (3)