Mausoleum 20 Metres South West Of All Saints Church

The mausoleum, located 20 meters southwest of All Saints Church, was built in the late 18th century for the Heathcote family. It features a combination of blue brick in a header band, red brick, and Portland stone dressings, topped with a domed lead roof. The structure is single storey with a square plan, supported by red brick clasping buttresses and a plinth. The entrance includes a six-panel door framed by a stone Gibbs surround, with a stone surround above a brick panel lunette. On the opposite side, there is a tablet from 1797 dedicated to Samuel Heathcote, set within a red brick surround that has stone key blocks and a sill. Inside, there is a moulded plaster cornice, and the domed lead roof is complemented by a glazed dome.