From the National Trust guidebook:
"The main charge of the Ferrers arms (seven mascles, or lozenges)
is laid out on the lawn and is planted in its gold and red heraldic colours.
Straight ahead is the service wing designed and built by Edward Dering in 1890
against the inside of the west wing. It blends remarkably well with the rest of the house,
despite the fact that it is constructed out of concrete blocks and sham timber framing."