Eydon Hall, Orangery And Service Block Approximately 40 Metres East Of House

Eydon Hall's orangery, built in the late 18th century, is located approximately 40 meters east of the main house. In the 1930s, Sir Herbert Baker added a heightened and balustraded parapet. The structure is made of ironstone ashlar and features five bays with long tripartite sash windows. The interior was remodeled around 1930 into a ballroom, complete with a fireplace and fittings from that period. There is a service block attached at the rear, which was originally built in the late 18th century but was refronted in 1984-1985 on the side facing the house. The orangery has a hipped slate roof and two stories, with seven bays of sash windows at the rear. It also includes three elliptical stone arches facing the house and a wooden clock turret with a cupola, featuring a clock attributed to Ainsworth Thwaites.