East Terrace Walls And Pergola At Inglewood

The east terrace walls and pergola at Inglewood were built around 1915, possibly by T H Mawson for FH Fox. They are constructed from red sandstone ashlar. The east and north walls are low and feature flat copings, with openings that include square piers topped with large ball finials. The east wall is accessed by four curving steps and has curving wing walls. The south wall is taller and has a semi-circular headed entrance at the junction with the house, which features a raised key block and a shaped pediment above that contains a wrought iron gate. There is a moulded circular panel with a key block at the other end of this wall. Behind the south wall is a pergola that includes a raised York stone terrace and circular steps. The long side of the pergola is supported by plain columns that carry a wooden trellis, while the short return has piers.