Listed Building: EASTWOOD HALL AND EASTWOOD HALL COTTAGE (1241183)

Manor house, now ruin with attached house. Elizabethan with earlier remains; slighted in Civil War. Attached house appears to be a late C18 conversion of part of the building. Sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings. Ruin roofless, with tile roof to house. The main building is ivy-clad with large areas of collapsed masonry, but with part of a tower wall surviving to a height of 4 or 5 storeys. At the base of this wall a wide chamfered fireplace survives. A 2-storey east gable wall contains a 3-light mullioned and transomed window on the 1st floor and an altered 3-light mullioned window below. A north wall includes a 3-light mullioned and transomed window. Projecting at right angles from the west wall of the ruin is one wing of a 2-storey house. Its west gable wall is of one bay and has flat-faced mullioned windows, of 4 lights on the ground floor (the 2 outer lights blocked) and 2 lights above. To the left (north) the remainder of the house forms a lean-to against the north wall of the ruin. A glazed conservatory covers the ground-floor window and door, and above there is a window with stone surround. House incorporated in ruins of Eastwood Old Hall was listed 31-1-67. Listing NGR: SK3583062810