Description

SP 71 SE
3/160
25.10.51

DINTON-WITH-FORD AND UPTON
UPTON ROAD (south side)
Garden Room and Boundary Walls to North and West of Dinton Hall

GV
II

Garden room and walling. C18 and early C19. Rubblestone walls eight
feet high form east and north sides of north forecourt to Dinton Hall.
Pitched coping to outer side. Continues at this height to Garden Room
north west of the house. Then reduces to six feet until past dovecote,
before returning south for about fifteen feet. Previously continued
south to form west boundary of grounds. Garden room on high rubblestone
plinth. Upper storey C18 brick with pyramidal old tiled roof. Blocked
opening on west side. Moulded brick eaves and central opening to east at
head of steps, flanked by trellised openings. Half way along north wall is
arched opening with crenellations to outer side and late C16 door of
oak battens.
RCHM I. 126. MON. 5 (PART).

Listing NGR: SP7658411032

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26411735

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