Listed building

The building was listed in 1952 with listing particulars as follows.

SP 84 NW HANSLOPE THE GREEN 4/77 Old Manor House Farm (formerly listed as Rectory Farmhouse) 3.3.52 - II House. C16-C17, altered C18 and later. 2 storeys and attic, part stone, part chequer brick. Old tile roof. North East front of chequer brick has small flush stone quoins, 1st floor string, toothed eaves, chimney to right hand of centre with cornice head, and 3 bays of sash windows, altered C19 with stone lintels and key blocks and central door. South East front has 2 large stone spreading chimney stacks with brick shafts, a small dormer window between, and 5 irregular casements, 3 C16 and C17, two C18/C19. South West front has wide stone gable with 3-light stone mullioned window, large 8-light stone mullioned window, large 8-light stone mullioned and transomed window on 1st floor and 4 light stone mullioned window on ground floor, all with cornice heads. Interor Early C18 staircase with turned balusters, square newels and moulded handrail. RCHM II 137 MON 5

The south-west elevation, probably from the 1930s

The stone gable end is believed to date from around 1620.

From a sales catalogue of 1932: the north-east elevation

It is believed that this replaced a stone gable end when the house was extensively remodelled around 1720.

This photograph provide a good view of the gardens to the south of the house.  Note the extent of the kitchen garden in what is now (2010) part of the field.

Old Manor Farm,previosly Rectory Farm,with the hous in the background.

The south-west elevation in May 2006

This reflects renovation done around 2000

The north-east elevation.

The sash windows were installed during the renovation around 2000. They are modelled on windows of the early 18th century when sash windows were introduced. They were much coarser then than they became in the late Georgian period