East Hook

House, rubble stone and some render, renewed 2003. Slate roofs. Two storeys, two ranges. The taller main range to right has an added wing projecting from left side of front making an L-plan and has a rear hipped stair tower. There is no formal facade because of the added wing, (presumably originally a five-bay facade) and the slightly lower service wing beyond has an irregular front. Nearly all windows are renewed narrow 8-pane sashes with slate sills. Main range has roughcast end stacks, larger to left and painted rendered W facade to right of added wing. This facade has 3-window range of renewed 8-pane sashes, the door in innermost bay, in angle to wing. The wing is rubble stone with W end stack. Two-storey, 2-window range of renewed 8-pane horned sashes with stone voussoirs to S return, windowless W end and one first floor left 8-pane sash to N side, which has remnants of whitewash. The range to left has slightly lower roof and remains of whitewash. Lean-to porch in angle to right with cambered-headed entry with stone voussoirs to right and small loop in left end wall. Within, but not in line with entry, is door with stone voussoirs. One 2-pane sash window to first floor centre with slab lintel, tiny square window to ground floor left with stone voussoirs (? a fire-place window, but no chimney on N end gable). Main range S end is rendered, rear is rubble stone and has large roughly stepped buttress at left corner, 8-pane sash to ground floor left with concrete lintel, hipped stair tower to centre with 2 rows of dove-holes in S side wall, E end large 8-pane stair light with stone voussoirs, over narrow ground floor window, windowless N side with lean-to on ground floor. Main house to right has remnant of whitewash, 8-pane sash with timber lintel to first floor left, bigger 8-pane sash to ground floor slightly further right. Range to right has continuous stonework, partly whitewashed, three first floor 8-pane sashes with slab lintels the centre one inserted and ground floor openings not aligned: bigger 8-pane sash left of centre, small square window with slab lintel and inserted door with concrete lintel to right. A single-storey outbuilding continues the line to N, much modernised. E side has square window, door with stone voussoirs and another square window set low, all renewed. Big 2003 window in N gable end. W rear has three new windows.

Interior not fully inspected: the cross-passage leading to the stair lined with C18 panelling mentioned in 1992 has lost the left side, opened into main room. Panelling survives on right wall to S end room, with small square fielded panels. Wide dog-leg stairs with shaped splat balusters in rear stair tower, panelled doors and panelled reveals, close-spaced beams. In the wing ground floor room has fielded panelling restored in 2003 with central cupboard recess. Some simple 2-panel doors. Wide fireplace to N kitchen.