Upper Tundridge House

Upper Tundridge House is an early 19th-century rebuilding of an earlier house, situated on its original site. The construction is primarily painted brick with some sandstone rubble walling, with the attic storey rendered in roughcast. The house has tiled roofs and three brick chimney stacks with grouped, diagonal shafts and oversailing cap courses. It is built in a cottage ornée style.

The house is two storeys high with an attic and a cellar, and it has an H-shaped plan. The roofline is multi-gabled, with pierced bargeboards and finials to each gable. Windows are multi-paned cross casements, and there are attic lights. The entrance elevation is to the side of the south wing. It features two gabled attic dormers, and three bays with a projecting central gabled porch. The first floor of the porch is roughcast and slightly jettied on a moulded bressummer with a casement window. Beneath the window is an arched doorway with a half-glazed timber door.