15/06/2026
Check out this lovely photo of from over 100 years ago.
Little Manor is a Tudor building on Roman Road in Frithsden, with distinct decorative white plaster panels (pargeting) that dates to 1513.
Historically, the house (pictured here in 1921) has a unique bit of trivia: before county boundary adjustments in the 20th century, the building sat across the border of Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire, meaning its front door was in one county and its back door in another.
The building underwent a significant restoration in 1879 under the patronage of Lady Marion Alford, who was involved in the management of the nearby Ashridge Estate.
The neighbouring Alford Arms was named in fealty to the Viscount Alford courtesy title held by the lords of the manor and owners of the Ashridge Estate—on whose land the pub sits.