Cliffdene Keswick House

Cliffdene and Keswick House are two houses built in 1896, located on Shooter's Hill in Pangbourne. They are constructed of red brick, featuring some gauged window heads, planted timbers, and shaped tile hanging, with a tile roof. The buildings have an irregular plan and rise to two storeys with an attic.

The design includes a large gabled dormer off-centre to the right, which has an arched window and decorated barge boards. To the left, there is another dormer with a central gable and a semi-dormer featuring a 6-light casement window topped with a swan necked pediment. A prominent feature is the projecting gabled wing off-centre to the left, which has mullioned and transomed windows on both floors.

The central entrance is a timber porch with French casements behind and a balcony above. To the right, there is a projecting gabled porch that includes a 4-light window on the first floor, with an arch over the centre two lights, and a door with a circular glazed panel set back beneath it. An octagonal corner turret to the right has mullioned and transomed windows on each floor and a separate pyramidal roof with a finial.

To the left, a wing is set back and features a ground floor circular window with a hoodmould and a door with a circular glazed panel. This house is part of a group known as 'The Seven Deadly Sins' and is included for its group value.