Malfoy Manor is located in Holt, Trowbridge, Wiltshire. Malfoy Manor is a historically significant Elizabethan manor house constructed in the 16th century. It was built by Robert West, who also built Llandaff Cathedral. The west wing of the manor house was built in 1580, while the east wing was added ten years later. The two-story building has large attics that are accessed through gables. There are paned windows on the first floor and dormers on the second floor. The roof is hipped with copings at the front and back. After Robert West's death in 1615, the manor passed to his son Henry, who had married Jane Malford, one of the daughters and heiresses of William Malford. They had three children: Susan, John, and Henry. Susan was the first to die without issue. She left her husband, John, who was then only nine years old, half of her estate. At the age of 21, he died without any children, so it passed down to his sister, Henry's, daughter Mary, who was then only eight years old. She too died without issue so the manor went back to Henry.