Haddon House with attached wall and archway

Haddon House is a house, largely rebuilt in the 19th century, with an 18th-century core. It is located on Haddon Road in Bakewell, and includes an attached wall and archway. The building is constructed of deeply-coursed sandstone with ashlar dressings, some earlier work in limestone and roughcast, and has graduated slate and stone slate roofs. It is built in a Tudor Revival style.

The house is two storeys high with partial attics, and has an asymmetrical front facade with a six-window range. It has a plinth and chamfered window surrounds with hoodmoulds. The windows are wooden casements with horizontal glazing bars and Tudor-arched lights. A stone step leads to the entrance, which has a panelled double door in a Tudor-arched surround, under a hoodmould with shield stops; the original stone porch has been removed. A canted bay window is to the left, with three two-light casements under a crenellated parapet. Bays one and two have three-light and two-light windows. Bays five and six are set back and have three-light windows, to the left of a later 19th-century two-storey canted bay window. The parapet and bay three gable have triangular copings in two courses with roll cresting.

The end gable to the left has roll-moulded copings and a corniced stack; a corniced stack is also located to the left of bay three. The ridge over bays 4-6 is set back and has an end gable with a stack; a hipped roof to the bay window has rolled-lead ridges and a late 19th-century iron finial.

The right return has two gables, the one on the right set back, and retains some windows with original geometrical glazing bars (as does the right return of the front entrance bay). An adjoining freestanding wall has a doorway and roll-moulded copings which step up to a gable with a blank shield. This wall connects to side gatepiers belonging to the enclosed yard of Haddon House Farmhouse.

The left return includes a roughcast wing of 18th-century date with 6/6 and 8/8 sash windows, an eaves band to a lead-lined gutter, and two ashlar ridge stacks. A late 19th-century wing is located on the left side of the courtyard, and a further archway is attached to the gable.

The interior has not been inspected.