Eastwick Park House

An early 1900's  map showing Eastwick Park and the some of the grounds. 

The island/moat  (A) is now on Eastwick Park Avenue and the Stable Block (B) is now  part of Eastwick Infant School. As with all Grand Houses the 'Service Entrance' to the house was via the back driveway  (C) where they also located the building housing the generator for the electrical supply to the house.  This is now the main entrance to the school. The original Front Drive to the house met Lower Road at what we now know as No 182. The driveway gates, complete with pedestrian access side gates, are still in position there. 

 Like all large houses of that time they had a Kitchen Garden (B) and a Home Farm (E) to provide them with fresh produce 365 days a year. 

This is an aerial photo of Eastwick Park, Great Bookham, from the north, 1921 - Britain from Above



Below is an aerial photo of Eastwick Junior School from the Google Earth program. 
We have superimposed the 'footprint' of the house to give you some idea of where the house was located.