Description

APPLETON-LE-STREET WITH CONEYSTHORPE TO MALTON
SE 77 SX EASTHORPE ROAD

(south side)
4/13 Gate piers and screen
Walls
(Formerly listed as
25.1.54 Easthorpe Hall including
gate piers )
- II
4 gate piers and screen walls. c1770. Probably by John Carr. Piers of
sandstone ashlar; walls of hammer-dressed sandstone, with tooled plinth and
coping. Piers approximately 2.25 metres high, of alternately long and short
quoins forming rusticated bands; stepped pyramidal caps, the inner ones with
ball finials. Quadrant walls approximately 2 metres high, with flat coping.
The outer left pier is overgrown with creeper. Entrance to the former
Easthorpe Hall, c1770, probably by John Carr, now demolished.

Listing NGR: SE7371171544

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26467585

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