Description

HAYLE TRELISSICK ROAD (west side), Hayle
SW 5436-5536
12/183 Summerhouse at approximately 20
- metres north east of The Downs

GV II*
Summerhouse in planned garden. Circa 1880. Built for Mr Rawlings and designed by E.
and J.D. Sedding. Granite rubble with granite dressings. Half-hipped dry Delabole
slate roof with projecting eaves rafters. Crested clay ridge tiles.
Plan: Single-cell plan with oriel window projecting from the left-hand (north) side.
Tudor Gothic style details.
Exterior: Single storey. Symmetrical 2 window west front with central doorway
approached by wide flight of 7 stone steps with plain stone balustrades. Original
doors and windows. 4-centred arched doorway with double doors with lozenges to
bottom panels and glazed top panels. 3-light windows with transoms to the narrower
sidelights and cusped and traceried heads. A 5-light timber framed gabled window
with round-headed lights projects from the left-hand (north) wall. The oriel is
carried on the rear stone wall of the summerhouse on one side and a stanchion at the
other corner. All the windows have their original leaded glazing.
Interior: not inspected.
Sources: Notes provided by Hayle Town Council.

Listing NGR: SW5557736760

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17531160

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