Sunnybrae House, Eaglesfield

Late 18th century, 2-storey, 3-bay piend-roofed house, built

against bank, recessed early 19th century single storey wing

to NW at upper level of bank and built to main eaves level.

Rubble-built with ashlar dressings, house with painted

margins; slate roofs.

HOUSE: central panelled door to S with blind window above

(margins unpainted); sash windows in flanking bays with

4-pane glazing pattern. Square 1st floor windows. Corniced

end stacks on raised and ramped plinths; door on E flank with

trelliced porch.

ADDITION: clasps NW angle, 2-bay S elevation with canted

window left at head of slope, basement door right; roof

piended at E; end and axial stacks, paired massive diamond

flues. N elevation had some timber architraves, and wallhead

gable.

Plain square gatepiers; decorated wrought-iron gates.