Fishers Hill House

Fishers Hill House is a house, built between 1900 and 1901 by the architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, and now divided into separate dwellings. The house is constructed of red brick with hipped roofs covered in plain tiles, and tall chimneys, some positioned diagonally. It has an asymmetrical L-shaped plan with a courtyard formed in the re-entrant angle. The house is two and three storeys high and includes attics within dormers under the hipped roof. The windows are wood-mullioned casements with leaded glass, arranged in an irregular pattern. Distinctive features include projecting bay windows on the left-hand range, and a gabled, two-storey projecting entrance bay with tiled eaves to the right. A round-arched porch leads to a pair of eight-panel doors. The south side of the house steps down one storey, and the garden front features two recessed bays and a three-storey angle bay on the left end, incorporating a pergola and steps down to the garden.