A House was certainly extant by the 1290s when a weir, (La Niwere, New wier) is recorded as forming the boundary of Cogan Moor, and a fishery is recorded as belonging to "The Lordship of Cogan" by 1492 at a place called Neke (The Neck/Nook).
This passage suggests that there was a house in the area by the 1290s, with evidence of a weir and a fishery belonging to "The Lordship of Cogan" by 1492. The location is referred to as Neke (The Neck/Nook).