Description

WARWICK

SP2764 LINEN STREET
811-0/8/10009 Hill Close Gardens:
Pavilion at NGR
42780-26480

GV II
Detached town garden pavilion. 1846-1866. Red brick. Hipped plain tile roof. Small
single-cell hexagonal plan building with doorway on west side with plank door and large
6-pane windows on flanking sides. INTERIOR: Wall and ceiling plaster mostly removed.
Small fireplace in rear wall. Hill Close Gardens were established in about 1846 as pleasure garden allotments and by 1877 there were 37 garden plots. They were laid out as detached gardens for town houses without gardens. SOURCES: Lambert, David. Study of Detached Town Gardens commissioned by English Heritage, 1994. Warwickshire Gardens Trust, Hill Close Gardens, Preliminary Report.

Listing NGR: SP2779964804

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26542249

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