Gazebo, Adjoining Walls, Raised Walk And Granite Fence Posts In Rear Garden Of Vicarage Meadow is a Grade II listed building in the Cornwall local planning authority area, England. First listed on 12 April 1988. Gazebo.

Gazebo, Adjoining Walls, Raised Walk And Granite Fence Posts In Rear Garden Of Vicarage Meadow

WRENN ID
waiting-barrel-yew
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cornwall
Country
England
Date first listed
12 April 1988
Type
Gazebo
Source
Historic England listing

Description

ZENNOR ZENNOR SW 43 NE 4/324 Gazebo, adjoining walls, raised walk and granite fence posts in 12.04.88 rear garden of Vicarage Meadow GV II Gazebo, adjoining walls raised walk and fence posts. Circa late C19. Probably built for Admiral John Borlase or William Borlase, former vicar of the parish. Granite rubble with granite dressings. Pyramidal scantle slate roof with parapets on the sides facing the garden. Plan: square gazebo in corner of garden with high walls of garden adjoining the rear and left hand walls of the gazebo. The wall in front of the left-hand side has a raised walk on the garden side, parallel to this and the other garden wall within the garden are fencing posts to divide the meadow from the garden area in front of the gazebo. Exterior: Single storey gazebo with miniature symmetrical 2 window front with central doorway. Leaded lights. At the left hand end is a 2 light mullioned window. Interior: has a small fireplace and ceiling beams to support a false floor.

Listing NGR: SW4539038642

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