Eythrope Yard Cottages

Eythrope Yard Cottages is a former stable block built around 1880 to 1890 by George Devey for Alice de Rothschild. The structure features rubble stone and half-timbering, with patterned brick and roughcast infill, and some ornamental tile-hanging in the gables. It has tiled roofs and brick chimneys with 'V' pilasters, arranged in a courtyard plan. The southwest front consists of six bays that are irregularly gabled and includes flanking round towers topped with conical roofs. There is a gateway located to the left of center. The outer bays, the bay to the right of center, and the towers feature stone mullion and transom windows, while other windows have barred wooden casements. The first-floor windows are oriels with small tiled gables and display the Rothschild mottoes on terracotta plaques below. The courtyard elevations include garage doors, open storage bays, and flats with barred wooden casements, with attic windows set in gabled dormers.