Walls And Garden Room Fronting Lane At Number 16 (Cobwebs)

This is a 19th-century boundary wall and garden building located fronting Rosemary Lane in Haddenham. The boundary wall is constructed of witchert (a type of wattle and daub) set on a rubble stone plinth, finished with pantile and cement ridge coping. The wall runs along Rosemary Lane and continues north-west beyond the garden building, featuring a rubblestone raking buttress roughly halfway along its north-west section. The garden building itself is of rubblestone with a pyramidal tiled roof. The south-west elevation includes a blocked arched door opening and a blocked window with a segmental brick arch to the left. A weather vane with a fox crest is positioned at the roof apex.