Description

SX 46 NE
3/51
21.3.67

BUCKLAND MONACHORUM
BUCKLAND MONACHORUM
Wall with gateway arch approximately 60 metres north-west of The Garden House

GV
II

Gateway arch in garden wall may originally have given access to courtyard or formed
part of a gatehouse. Circa early C16. Granite. Wall is of small pieces of slate
and granite rubble. Debased 4-centred arch which is actually 5-centred with roll
moulding. Date stone of 1847 set into wall above which is raised like a truncated
gable. To either side the wall curves out considerably before continuing in a
straight line - it is possible that it may incorporate some of the original
curtilage wall.

Listing NGR: SX4960768323

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26399406

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