The Maze House stands on a hill that gives it commanding views of the area. It is border on two sides by woodland, and on the other two by fields.

Within the grounds there are out buildings - Victorian in origin - and a medieval wall believed to belong to an Abbey that once stood on the site. The garden also possesses a large pond that may once have been a fishpond for the same Abbey.

The front of the house - the complete three floors with the central staircase - are the earliest part of the house. The rooms themselves are Georgian but contain earlier structural elements.

The remainder of the house is mostly Victorian with a few Modern cosmetic changes.