Terrace east of Easton Lodge (EHER 37967)

Late 19th century terrace of six houses built for servants to the mid 19th century house.

Terrace of six cottages. Built in 1896, by Frances, Countess of Warwick, as servants' quarters for the mid 19th century house. They are timber-framed and plastered brick, with a red plain tile roof. The houses are two storeys. The centre two units have one gable to front. Remaining units have small feature gables. All with pierced bargeboards. There is a six window range of casements with diagonal glazing bars. The centre section has two oriels at first floor, on wood brackets. A veranda spans the full length of front, on timber posts, with brackets and pierced spandrels. There are segmental arches to centre front. <1>