Rose Garden Terrace walls and arbour including attached railings

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SE3044 13/82

HAREWOOD HAREWOOD PARK LS17 Rose Garden Terrace walls and arbour including attached railings

GV II

Raised walls in front of arbour with lean-to building to rear with attached railings. Mid-late C18 for Edwin Lascelles, first Lord Harewood. Ashlar, stone slate roof, cast- and wrought-iron railings. Two rectangular terraces with low walls with coping; and to lower terrace at corners, and flanking central-entrance, carved stone flower baskets. Raised flagged pavements, separate rose beds, steps to upper terrace which has three miniature Tuscan columns either side supporting climbing roses. Central arbour has Tuscan porch (clothed in foliage) distyle in antis and finely-sculptured circular bas-relief of man in Greek dress holding helmet in one hand and knotted club in the other. Ashlar wall, with flanking brick walls carried higher.

Rear: lean-to: two storeys, five first floor windows; quoins; second bay has doorway with tie-stone jambs; windows with lintels and sills, remains of Yorkshire sashes. Coped gables with kneelers to lean-to roof. Railings attached to east run between lean-to and lake, have central gate with decorative central splat and cresting, spear-head rods with arrow-head dogbars set between.

Listing NGR: SE3093644272