Wall Surrounding Malling House East, South, West And Part Of North Sides, Including Gazebo Attached At South West Corner And Gateways To East And West is a Grade II listed building in the South Downs National Park local planning authority area, England. First listed on 25 February 1952. Wall.

Wall Surrounding Malling House East, South, West And Part Of North Sides, Including Gazebo Attached At South West Corner And Gateways To East And West

WRENN ID
proud-parapet-raven
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
South Downs National Park
Country
England
Date first listed
25 February 1952
Type
Wall
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TQ 41 SW LEWES CHURCH LANE 3/507 (north side) Malling 25.2.52 Wall surrounding Malling House east, south, west and part of north sides, including gazebo attached at south-west corner and gateways to east and west

GV II

Walls with gateways and gazebo. Probably C18. Brick with some stone dressings, particularly in gazebo. Two gateways on east side; low rusticated piers surmounted by half globes, with volute bracktes on walls flanking, except on northernmost gatepier. Larger volute bracket at western end of wall on north side, linking C18 wall to C20 wall, of no special interest. Low wall to north and east, four feet high. Buttressed south wall runs round to south-west for circa 100 yards, buttressing the garden to the south of Malling House. Gazebo at western end of this wall. C18. Red brick with stone dressings. Red brick parapet to plain tiled roof. One storey. Central portico in antis with two central Tuscan columns and two outer. Pediment over, set into parapet. One window on left side. Interior: panelled to rear, matching portico intercolumniation. Gauged red brick niche to right. Wall continues to north of gazebo for circa 100 yards at about 12 feet high. Red and blue brick with two red brick gatepiers with cornices and half-globe capping towards north end, now partially filled-in.

Listing NGR: TQ4162411053

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