Front Garden Wall And Ha-Ha At South Kilburn Park is a Grade II listed building in the North Yorkshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 20 December 1988. Garden wall and ha-ha.

Front Garden Wall And Ha-Ha At South Kilburn Park

WRENN ID
western-solder-gold
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
North Yorkshire
Country
England
Date first listed
20 December 1988
Type
Garden wall and ha-ha
Source
Historic England listing

Description

KILBURN HIGH AND LOW - SE 57 NW 5/10 Front garden wall and ha-ha at South Kilburn Park GV II

Garden wall and ha-ha. Late C18, probably 1798 as house (qv). Coursed squared stone and coursed rubble. Rubble-walled ha-ha in front of house, approximately 0.75 metres high with flat coping, curves in a bow and is ramped up either side of bow to form wall approximately 1½ metres high on right and 3 metres high on left. On the right, the return of the wall is broken by a gateway having square-section piers with plinths and chamfered capstones; the wall then returns to house, ramping up over doorway beside the outbuilding wing. On the left, the return wall has buttresses and where it turns to return to the house there is, to its rear, a derelict privy building containing a 3-seater privy in the front section and a door from there into a rear section, formerly containing a single-seater privy (now removed).

Listing NGR: SE5008878234

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