61, Eton Avenue

This detached house was built around 1889 by Harry Measures, with construction carried out by William Willett & Son. It is built of red brick, with continuous sill and lintel bands, and features tile hanging and rendered gable sections. The roof is tiled, with hipped and gabled portions, dormers, tall brick chimney stacks with stepped friezes, overhanging eaves, and a coved cornice. The design is asymmetrical.

The house is three storeys high, with an attic and a semi-basement. The fenestration is irregular, with three windows visible from the front. The main windows include stained and patterned glass top lights, and the upper floors feature glazing bars. The right-hand entrance bay has a central gabled timber porch with bobbin and reel shaped columns on a brick base, supporting a tiled and bargeboarded gable with a bobbin and reel baluster lintel. The porch holds a part-glazed panelled door with sidelights. The first floor has two windows flanking a central chimney stack which rises through a small gable. A small second-floor balustrade is to the right. A narrow left-hand bay contains tile hanging on the second floor, and a four-light canted bay window. Ground floor windows feature continuous bracketed sills and round-arched heads filled with terracotta enrichment, which rise from the semi-basement through the first floor to support a modillion cornice that runs across the facade and balustrade to a tripartite second-floor sash window. The gable above has bargeboards and two small windows.

The interior was not inspected during the listing process.