Gazebo On North Side Of Fremington Manor Gardens is a Grade II* listed building in the North Devon local planning authority area, England. First listed on 29 May 1986. A Georgian Gazebo.

Gazebo On North Side Of Fremington Manor Gardens

WRENN ID
half-zinc-dock
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
North Devon
Country
England
Date first listed
29 May 1986
Type
Gazebo
Period
Georgian
Source
Historic England listing

Description

FREMINGTON FREMINGTON SS 53 SW 2/34 Gazebo on north side of Fremington Manor Gardens GV II* Gazebo. 1747. Brick, Flemish bond. Tent-shaped slate roof with spike finial, lead rolls and wooden modillion cornice. Brick stack to north-west side. Square on plan with internally octagonal single first floor room reached by external flight of steps, over a storage room on ground storey. 2 storeys, with external stone steps with flanking brick walls on south side giving access to principal room on first floor. Original 18-paned sashes with thick glazing bars and original glass to north-west and east faces, doorway to south side, 12-paned door with panelled base and 6-paned overlight. 6 panelled door to ground floor storage room in east side. Interior: C18 fittings completely intact including panelling to each wall, moulded cornice, corner cupboard to north-east side with 18-paned door, and ducks nest grate to north-west corner chimneypiece. A remarkably complete survival flanked by the north wall of the former pleasure garden to Fremington Manor House.

Listing NGR: SS5115832682

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