Retaining Wall And Steps To Terrace With Orangery At East End, At Rear Of Batheaston House is a Grade II listed building in the Bath and North East Somerset local planning authority area, England. First listed on 19 October 1983. Garden building.

Retaining Wall And Steps To Terrace With Orangery At East End, At Rear Of Batheaston House

WRENN ID: carved-chamber-jackdaw
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Bath and North East Somerset
Country: England
Date first listed: 19 October 1983
Type: Garden building
Source: Historic England listing

Description

ST 7767 BATHEASTON C.P. HIGH STREET (South-east side) 7/60 Retaining wall and steps G.V. to terrace with orangery at east end, at rear of No. 290 (Batheaston House)

Orangery, now garden building. Mid C18th. Ashlar. Single storey. 4 Tuscan ½-columns with glazing bar sashes and glazed door between. Plain entablature and cornice. Orangery stands at east end of terrace immediately in front of garden elevation of Batheaston House (q.v.). Coursed, squared rubble retaining wall to paved terrace; cornice and ball finials. 8 ashlar steps.

Listing NGR: ST7785067448

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