Turret, Loggia, Steps And Parapet To Terrace Immediately South South East Of Ilam Hall

The turret, loggia, steps, and parapet located immediately southeast of Ilam Hall were built around 1830, likely by James Trubshawe. Constructed from ashlar, the structure has a roughly square plan with a D-shaped projection at the northeast corner that connects to the steps and a turret at the southeast corner. The stair turret on the left features a lancet window and a crenellated parapet. The central loggia consists of seven bays with a four-centred arch and a corbelled, moulded cornice leading to an openwork parapet that curves around the top of the right-hand projection. To the right, a flight of steps leads to an opening in the parapet, which is flanked by square-section piers with moulded caps. The parapet at the rear of the terrace includes iron trellis work.