Description

WESTCOTE CHURCH WESTCOTE SP 22 SW 2/260 Stone balustrading, wall, gate and granary clOm south of Westcote Manor GV II Balustrading, wall, wrought iron gate and granary clOm north-east of Westcote Manor. Stone balustrading C18. Gate C18 Italian. Granary late C18. Wall mid C20. Wall and granary coursed squared and dressed limestone, the latter with a stone slate roof. The balustrading runs parallel to the garden front of the C18 range to join a 3-sided walled garden with the granary at the west corner. Balustrading with low pedestals ornamented by lead urns. Wall c2m high interrupted by two gates, one with finely executed floral wrought ironwork within a round-headed archway. The other gate comprises plain scrollwork. Granary; 1½ storeys (partially rebuilt C20) with wide plank door and a fixed 9-pane casement in the side facing away from the house. Access to loft via a plank door in one gable end. Blocked pitching window in the opposite gable end (facing the garden) with pigeon holes inserted in the blocking. Balustrading brought from Bowood, Wiltshire, C20. Gates originally sited in Compton's Brow, Horsham (house now demolished).

Listing NGR: SP2185120752

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