E House adjoining Big School to south west, Bradfield College

E House, located to the south-west of the Big School at Bradfield College, is a building constructed in 1868, likely designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in a neo-Gothic style. The structure is made of flint with red brick dressings and lacing courses, featuring Bath stone window dressings and alternating brick and tile segmental relieving arches above the windows. The roof is covered with old tiles and has four stacks on the north-west side, along with five tile-hung gabled eaves dormers that contain twin sash windows.

The building has a gabled cross wing that projects to the left, which includes three attic sash windows. There is a central projection between the second and third dormers from the left, adorned with a rose window in the gable end, and one tile-hung gabled eaves dormer with twin sash windows on both the left and right-hand return fronts. The building is one and a half storeys high.

On the south-east front, all windows are sash. The first floor features three two-light mullioned windows in the central gabled projection. The central ground floor has a mullioned window with three Caernarvon arched lights, flanked by one-light Caernarvon arched windows. Each floor of the left and right-hand return fronts has one two-light mullioned window, with the ground floor windows having Caernarvon arched heads. To the right of the central projection, there are five first floor windows, two ground floor mullioned windows with two Caernarvon arched lights, and one Caernarvon arched window to the left. The central first-floor two-light mullioned window is flanked by one-light windows to the left of the central projection, and there are two ground floor mullioned windows to the right with two Caernarvon arched lights. The cross wing to the left has three first floor windows, a ground floor mullioned window to the right with three Caernarvon arched lights, and a segmental arched boarded door to the left with a projecting brick surround.