Eastwell House

Farmyard complex, having east and west ranges built c.1800, and north range built c.1860. North range comprises three-bay two-storey outbuilding with single pitching door to first floor and vehicular arches to ground floor, then three-bay single-storey flat-roof unit to middle of range, and three-bay two-storey house to east end of range. Two-storey west range has multiple-bay south end with two vehicular arches to ground floor, then a throughway, then two one-over-two bay units, with disused three-bay two-storey house to north end. East range has disused three-bay two-storey house at north end, then one-over-two bay unit, integral carriage arch, and then two one-over-two bay units. Outbuildings have pitched slate roofs, with corrugated-iron to south end of west range, stone eaves course, and rubble limestone walls, rendered in parts. Square-headed window openings, some with latticed frames, some with brick reveals and voussoirs visible, all with cut-stone sills. Square-headed door openings with cut-stone block and start surrounds with keystones, and elliptical carriage arches, having brick voussoirs to throughway of west range with brick vaulting to throughway itself, and cut-stone block and start surrounds to north and east ranges, with corrugated-iron door to archway of east range, and timber battened double-leaf doors elsewhere. House in north range has hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystack, and rendered walls with flat-roof porch and square-headed replacement windows. Houses to east and west ranges have half-dormer first floor windows and flat-roof porches with timber doors, replacement windows to house in east range and two-over-two pane timber sliding sash windows to west range. Later rendered boundary walls and dry-stone walls to centre of yard. Remains of walled garden to east.