Garden Lodge North Boundary Wall And Pier To Thirlestaine House

Garden lodge, boundary wall, and end pier to Thirlestaine House, built in the 1830s. The structure is made of brick with stone coping, featuring a concealed roof and panelled corner piers. The wall is approximately 2 meters high and 50 meters long, with a straight-headed archway located to the right of the center. It includes two historiated roundels, one of which depicts Thorwaldsen's 'Night'. The garden lodge is situated at the north-east corner and is a single-story, angled building adorned with fragments of ancient reliefs, decorations, and architectural features. It has central glazed doors, side windows, and angle windows set in reveals. This structure forms a group with Thirlestaine House on Bath Road and the south boundary wall of Thirlestaine House, which includes a garden feature at Kew Place.