Eathorpe Hall
A view of Eathorpe Hall
Warwickshire County Council
Eathorpe Hall, Eathorpe
Warwickshire County Council
Drawing Room, Eathorpe Park.
Image courtesy of Sylvia Dibbs, from a family album. 1890-1902
Billiard Room, Eathorpe Park.
Image courtesy of Sylvia Dibbs, from a family album. 1890-1902
Description of this historic site
Eathorpe Hall, a house which was built during the Imperial period. It is situated south of Eathorpe.
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Notes about this historic site
1 At the south end of the village on the site of an older building (the seat of the Vyner family until 1858) lies Eathorpe Hall – a late 18th century house of two storeys, with attic. The house is red brick built with three bays; 9 windows in painted reveals with plain keyblocks and lintels. Square headed brick porch (perhaps slightly later) with rusticated stone inner piers and crowning entablature. The inner doorway has rusticated stone jambs. Brick modillion eaves, old tiles, three dormers .
3 Now the house is substantially the same, unaltered and in good condition; with only minor modern additions at the rear.
- For the sources of these notes, see the
- Timetrail record
- produced by the Historic Environment Record.
Comments
I have identified the entire furniture and contents auction for Eathorpe Hall after the demise of Mr Rowbotham in 1858. I just wondered how this ties in with the Vyner family?
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