Missenden House, Trout Hollow And East Wing

Missenden House, located in Little Missenden village, is a grey brick house dated 1729, as indicated by the rainwater head. It has red brick dressings, a hipped old tile roof with two dormers, a parapet, and a dentil cornice. The house is two storeys high, with a band marking the first floor. It features two canted bays with a 3:1:3 arrangement of double-hung sashes, each with flat arches, sills, and flush-moulded frames. A bracketed moulded doorhood shelters the modern front door. The property is set within small grounds.

A west wing, known as Trout Hollow, was constructed in the 18th century and is a one-and-a-half-storey structure with two dormers and a brick facade with an old tile roof. An east wing was added later in the 19th century, also with an old tile roof.