Enclosing Walls To North And West Of Hazelbury Manor And Terrace In West Garden is a Grade II listed building in the Wiltshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 24 July 1985. Garden feature.

Enclosing Walls To North And West Of Hazelbury Manor And Terrace In West Garden

WRENN ID
deep-lantern-ivy
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Wiltshire
Country
England
Date first listed
24 July 1985
Type
Garden feature
Source
Historic England listing

Description

ST 86 NW 2/147

BOX HAZELBURY Enclosing walls to north and west of Hazelbury Manor and terrace in west garden

GV II

Walls and terrace, C17 restored, rubble stone and ashlar. High rubble stone north wall with ashlar ridged coping and battlemented curved towers at north-west and north-east angles. North-west tower has inner steps up to stone seat on curved balcony on carved brackets, acting as canopy to curved seat below. Corbelled stone seat on north wall outer face. Centre of north wall has moulded Tudor-arched gateway with strapwork cresting and carved Speke arms. On east side wall returns to rear of the Dower House. On west side wall steps down at terrace and has 2 external buttresses at south end. Terrace attached in west garden, rubble stone base with 8 stone steps up in centre and length of ashlar balustrading each side, turned balusters, panelled piers, moulded rail and some stone urns. Eight sections to left, 7 to right with small return at east end. Terrace is of c1925-26 by Sir H. Brakspear when the rest of the walls were restored.

Listing NGR: ST8345668357

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