| The House is a three storey, seven bay, red brick
house with a hipped roof and dormer windows. It was thought to have been
redesigned in the 1720's. The house looks over a three lakes and is in
line with the church of St. Margaret's which is situated on the hill to
the west.
The church was built in 1773 and has a temple-like
appearance with four Tuscan columns carrying large eaves. Inside it is
unusual to find the altar at the the west end of the building. There is
a three tier pulpit, box pews and a gallery. The stucco work ceiling is
thought to be 18th. Century.
Langton Church
is built in a similar style
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