Eaglehurst House East And Eaglehurst House West

Eaglehurst House East and Eaglehurst House West is a small country house, now divided into two dwellings. It dates from the late 18th century and has been altered in the 19th and 20th centuries. The building is constructed of yellow brick, mostly covered in stucco and paint, with a slate and lead roof. It is situated across a garden from Luttrells Tower, with the original part aligned with the tower.

The original section features a central single-storey block that is three bays deep and three bays wide, with a half bay on each end. On the garden side, there are flanking quadrant links leading to two-storey hexagonal towers. Behind one of the towers, there is a parallel but offset two-storey block that measures five by three bays, connected to the central range by single-storey links around a courtyard leading to the stable block. The west section includes the stable block and one tower, while the rest of the original part is to the east.

The garden front of the central block has a full-height canted bay with French doors and cross-windows. Above this is a cornice with a pedimented parapet. On either side, there are lower rectangular bays with crenellated parapets and French windows with sidelights. The rear of these bays features a parapet shaped like a pediment. The flanking quadrant links have raised flat cornices and parapets also in the form of pediments. The right-hand tower has cornices on the first and second floors and a crenellated parapet. The left-hand tower has a slightly altered front with a projecting crenellated bay featuring a four-part French window and a tripartite window above. To the left of the tower is a two-storey block made of yellow brick. The other side of the original central part is plain, with Tuscan columns flanking the center.

Inside the single-storey block, there are three main rooms and a hall. The three rooms feature plaster barrel-vaulted ceilings with coved edges in two tiers, and each has a high-quality plaster plaque above the fireplace depicting classical scenes. The central room contains an Ionic fireplace, while the hall features a Gothick fireplace, and another room has an imported 17th-century fireplace with a four-centred arch and strapwork.