Worksop Manor is a 16th-century English country house located in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England. The manor house features a mix of architectural styles, including Tudor, Jacobean, and Georgian elements. It has a symmetrical façade with a central entrance, flanked by two projecting wings. The building is constructed from local limestone and features ornate stone carvings, including a decorative doorway and ornate chimneys. The interior boasts grand state rooms, including a great hall, a long gallery, and a chapel. The manor is surrounded by 20 acres of parkland, featuring a lake, woodland, and a walled garden.