Bretons Manor House is an 18th Century house built by a gentleman farmer on the ruins of a Tudor house. Grade II listed. Restored in 1975. The house is three storeys of red brick with single storey wings with tiled roofs projecting to the right and the left. The interior has black and white paved entrance hall. There are wrought iron double carriage gates and extensive grounds. The house is owned by Havering Counil and is used as a leisure facility.