Description

SK 46 NW
2/39
31.1.67

PARISH OF SUTTON CUM DUCKMANTON
SUTTON LANE
(West Side)
Garden Walls and Gate Piers at Sutton Scarsdale Country Club
(formerly listed as Garden Walls of walled gardens and kennels at Sutton Scarsdale Hall)

II

Walls and gate piers. 1745. Brick with sandstone dressings. Octagonal plan with
the main entrance side breaking forward with curved side walls. Stone gate piers
to main entrance with ball finials and stone gate piers at opposite side of
enclosure. Walls have brick buttresses and stone copings. Brickwork laid in
Flemish bond; where the ground slopes the courses are laid parallel to the slope.
On the outer side, on the second pier to the left of the entrance, are three bricks
inscribed Godfrey Clark Esq 1745 Charles Smith, Bricklayer (?) 1745 Joshua (?)
Golnack (?) Bricklayer (?) 1745. The walls were built to enclose the kitchen gardens
of Sutton Scarsdale Hail. In 1884 kennels were built within the enclosure.

Listing NGR: SK4391668804

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26402663

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