Eaton House

Eaton House is a three-storey house built with unpainted render and a slate close-eaved roof, featuring rendered brick-corniced end stacks. The front has five windows with plate-glass sashes, two sill bands, and a plinth. In the fourth bay, there is a large half-glazed timber porch that has a cornice above three large front windows with top-lights, column shafts between the windows, and a six-panel door to the south with a top-light and side-lights to the right. The north end has a similar two-window arrangement. Inside, there is a half-glazed door with side-lights and top-lights featuring leaded glazing. The rendered south end wall has one upper window. The rear of the house includes a two-storey lean-to on the right and a large roughcast two-storey northwest wing facing south over the rear courtyard. There are two similar chimneys, and each floor has three horned twelve-pane sashes, with a two-window range to the left and a door with an overlight and a one-window range to the right. The sills are made of slate.

The interior, dating from the late 19th century, features large six-panel doors and an open-well staircase in the centre with elaborate newels and twisted balusters. The north room on the ground floor has a panelled ceiling with diagonal boarding, while the south room has dado panelling and a timber columned fireplace.