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Attached seven-bay single-storey orangery, built c. 1830. Pitched corrugated-iron roof with moulded limestone copings to gables. Limestone ashlar walls, having limestone ashlar buttresses with pinnacles to south elevation. Pointed arch window openings to south elevation, having limestone surrounds, blocked with red brick in facer bond. No fenestration to north (stable yard) side. Lancet loop window near verge to west gable. Open sided to east gable, having limestone square-profile pilasters and recent double-leaf corrugated-iron gates. Cast-iron roof supports internally, having decorate multifoil openings with trefoil openings over. Abutted by lean-to roofed single storey outbuilding to west gable, with rubble limestone walls and flat corrugated-iron roof.
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