Description

WHIMPLE THE GREEN, (north side), Whimple
SY 0497-0597
10/221 Boundary wall approximately 4
metres south-west of the White
House and adjoining the north-east
end of Little Orchard
GV II

Boundary walls. Dated 1868. Flemish bond and rat-trap bond red brick. Tall
boundary walls alongside the lane between the front and back gardens belonging to
the White House (q.v) returning round to enclose the original property. The section
nearest the front of the house is lower with a crest of cast iron railings. Central
square section gate posts with low pyramid caps and containing original cast iron
gates in the same style as the railings. This wall contains the date 1868 in diaper
work of white bricks. Either side of this section the wall is taller. It is
divided into bays by square section posts with Pyramid caps. These walls are built
of larger than normal-sized bricks and they are laid on their edges. The wall
returns round the original garden property of the house, now divided into the White
House and Little Orchard.

Listing NGR: SY0417497559

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26390290

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