Description

SX 37 NE MILTON ABBOT ENDSLEIGH

9/226 Walls of the walled gardens at
- Endsleigh

GV II

Walls of the kitchen gardens to Endsleigh Cottage (now Endsleigh House) qv in use as
a garden nursery. Early C19 for the 6th Duke of Bedford and associated with an
outstanding site with Picturesque buildings and a planned landscape by Humphry
Repton. Flemish bond brick walls to 2 large adjoining rectangular gardens. The
walls have segmental shaped brick capping and some doorways in the walls survive.
Humphry Repton's suggestions for the site of the kitchen garden at Endsleigh and his
list of suggested fruit trees to be planted exist in the Bedford Estate Papers, Devon
Letters, D.R.O., L 1258/82.

Listing NGR: SX3983678111

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26603646

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