Leigh House, a Grade II* listed building, is a Jacobean manor house probably finished being built in 1617. By the time the Henley family sold the house in the early 20th century it had acquired Victorian and Edwardian extensions which carefully copied the original mullion-windowed, ham stone building. 

• A summary of its general history.
  Authorship unknown, but believed to be by Mr Christopher Holt - a one-time part owner
  
• A history of the building
  A report by Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England
  
  
• The Civil War-Father against son-a tragic tale
  A fascinating and tragic event passed on by Col.& Mrs W. Knapp
  
• The  story of Betty Hoight
  Written by Rev.E.W.L.May