Boundary Wall, Passage And Ha-Ha South East Of Wollaton Hall is a Grade II listed building in the Nottingham local planning authority area, England. First listed on 30 November 1995. Boundary wall, passage, ha-ha.

Boundary Wall, Passage And Ha-Ha South East Of Wollaton Hall

WRENN ID
dim-pewter-umber
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Nottingham
Country
England
Date first listed
30 November 1995
Type
Boundary wall, passage, ha-ha
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SK53NW 646-1/6/739

NOTTINGHAM WOLLATON PARK Boundary wall, passage and ha-ha south and east of Wollaton Hall

GV II

Boundary wall, passage and ha-ha. Early C19. Brick, partly rendered, with flat ashlar coping. Boundary wall, rendered, approx 2m high, runs south from the corner of Wollaton Hall (qv) for approx 100m, in a series of curves. At the south end, a segment-arched board door under a flat gable. The door leads to a segment-arched brick lined passage, approx 3m long, with 3 round-arched recesses. The passage continues eastwards approx 25m, unroofed and flanked by brick retaining walls. It emerges near the Camellia house. The ha-ha runs from the south end of the boundary wall to form an oval enclosing the Wollaton Hall gardens, ending near the north corner of the Hall. Approx 600m long.

Listing NGR: SK5317639165

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