Description

SW 72 NE CONSTANTINE

9/120 Retaining wall including larder
26/08/87 and dog-kennel immediately north of
Treworval Farmhouse

GV II

Retaining wall with an integral larder and dog-kennel. Circa early to mid C18.
Granite rubble retaining wall to small yard behind Treworval Farmhouse qv. At the
right hand end an unchamfered round granite arch doorway to a small square chamber
under the ground with niches in the internal walls and a small arched window in the
front. This was presumably a cold store for food or larder. At the left end of the
retaining wall an opening at ground level to a small chamber that must have been a
dog-kennel. The row of small square niches above to the left may have been hen
roosts because they are too small to be bee-boles.

Listing NGR: SW7601229289

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26452956

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