Front Garden Walls To Driftwood Front Garden Walls To Green Gap Front Garden Walls To Number 11 (Merrow) Front Garden Walls To Number 13 (Lynwood) Front Garden Walls To Number 7 (Trewarren) Front Garden Walls To Number 9 (High Trees) Front Garden Walls To Numbers 15 And 17 (Wood Lodge) Front Garden Walls To Numbers 3 And 5 (Craig House) Front Garden Walls To Wychwood Garden Wall In Front Of Numbers 2 To 16 (Even) And Rear Garden Wall To Number 18 North West Garden Wall To Devonshire House South Garden Wall To Wychwood Wall On North Side Of Warren Avenue is a Grade II listed building in the Sutton local planning authority area, England. First listed on 1 March 1974. Garden wall.
Front Garden Walls To Driftwood Front Garden Walls To Green Gap Front Garden Walls To Number 11 (Merrow) Front Garden Walls To Number 13 (Lynwood) Front Garden Walls To Number 7 (Trewarren) Front Garden Walls To Number 9 (High Trees) Front Garden Walls To Numbers 15 And 17 (Wood Lodge) Front Garden Walls To Numbers 3 And 5 (Craig House) Front Garden Walls To Wychwood Garden Wall In Front Of Numbers 2 To 16 (Even) And Rear Garden Wall To Number 18 North West Garden Wall To Devonshire House South Garden Wall To Wychwood Wall On North Side Of Warren Avenue
- WRENN ID
- tattered-pinnacle-sorrel
- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- Sutton
- Country
- England
- Date first listed
- 1 March 1974
- Type
- Garden wall
- Source
- Historic England listing
Description
ONSLOW AVENUE 1. 4430 CHEAM Front Garden Walls to Nos 3 and 5 (Craig House), No 7 (Trewarren), No 9 (High Trees), No 11 (Merrow), No 13 (Lynwood), Nos 15 and 17 (Wood Lodge), Green Gap, Driftwood, Wychwood, South Garden Wall to Wychwood. TQ 2462 36/129 TQ 2461 39/129 II 2. Former Hare Warren Wall. Part of same item as garden walls in Wilbury and Warren Avenues. Walls relating to one of 3 known hare warrens on the North Downs [the other 2 at Epsom and at Newlands Corner]. Late C17; thought to have been erected after hunting rights left royal hands at about this time. Originally comprised a brick-walled enclosure with egress holes fitted with little trap doors at intervals along the west side; warrener's house at north-east corner [demolished 1930]. The walls have been broken down in places to allow space for entrances to C20 houses but on the east, west and south sides the walls remain with this exception substantially intact. Wall of red bricks laid in Flemish bond; plinths; course of flints near base; battered coping; pilasters at intervals. One egress hole in walls before Nos 5, 9 and Driftwood and 2 before No 15. Wall interrrupted by 1 entrance each to Nos 3, 5 and 7, by 2 entrances each to Nos 9, 11 and 13, by 1 entrance each to Nos 15 and 17, by 2 to Green Gap, by 1 to Driftwood and by 2 to Wychwood. South of Wychwood, the wall returns eastwards as the south garden wall to Wychwood continuing eastwards into the garden of No 18 Wilbury Avenue [see Wilbury Avenue; see also Warren Avenue].
See also items under WARREN and WILBURY AVENUES, CHEAM.
Listing NGR: TQ2467262046
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