Walls to Former Kitchen Garden at Pool Park including Former Gardeners' Bothy Adjoining to S is a Grade II listed building in the Denbighshire local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 25 January 1999. Garden wall, bothy.

Walls to Former Kitchen Garden at Pool Park including Former Gardeners' Bothy Adjoining to S

WRENN ID
pale-sandstone-ivory
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Denbighshire
Country
Wales
Date first listed
25 January 1999
Type
Garden wall, bothy
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Extensive kitchen garden walls enclosing a horse-shoe-shaped produce garden; laid out on a sloping site, open at the lower end. The walls are constructed of red brick in rat-trap bond, unusual for the context. They reach a maximum height of 4m and have a coping course of brown brick. Placed off-centre of the curved upper section (NW) and again further down on the NE side are deeply-recessed round-arched entrances retaining their original 6-panel pine doors. In each case the entrance section is advanced and is coursed normally; limestone ashlar imposts and surmounting square brick finials. Lower down on both of the long sides are opposing entrances, each formerly with coped, brick piers; these have been lost or replaced in C20 brick. The SW (L) side curves around to return westwards just below its central point; here, on its return, is an entrance with round arch, as before. The main wall continues its course and steps down at this point to a height of approximately 1.2m, in the centre of which is the western of the two opposing entrances. This entrance opens onto a smaller rectangular enclosure with walls of approximately 1.8m. This enclosure formerly contained glasshouses, a modern one of which remains.

At its southern-most corner, and sited at right-angles adjoining the main wall, is a former gardeners' bothy. This is a single-storey building of roughcast brick with slated roof, hipped to the L. A central brick chimney divides the block into two 2-bay reflected units, each with outer entrances with boarded doors; 6-pane early C20 windows, with a further, similar window to the L gable end, overlooking the main kitchen garden. The left-hand unit has a basement with stepped access at far L and a boarded door. Adjoining to the R, and continuously-roofed with the main block, is a 3-bay potting shed, open to the front, the roof supported on plain posts. This is currently ruinous.

The interior of the bothy was not inspected at the time of survey.

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