Eaton Row is a cul-de-sac running south off Hobart Place. It is a wide half-cobbled mews with a magnificent tree at the end.
No. 10. on the west side has an unusual appearance, with a carved head emerging from the stuccoed façade.
The designer of Highview House on the east side added variety to its frontage by employing windows of varying shapes and styles.
Eaton Row takes its name from Eaton Hall in Cheshire, the family estate of the Grosvenors.
No. 10. on the west side has an unusual appearance, with a carved head emerging from the stuccoed façade.
The designer of Highview House on the east side added variety to its frontage by employing windows of varying shapes and styles.
Eaton Row takes its name from Eaton Hall in Cheshire, the family estate of the Grosvenors.
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