Description

EXMOUTH ST ANDREW'S STREET
SX 9980
(South Side)
3/171
Lychgate and walls to
St Andrew's Church
- II
Lychgate and boundary walls. Probably 1896 (date of Church). Limestone, plain
tile roof to lychgate. A continuous low wall, up to 1 m high, stepped to slope,
to north, east and south of the church; squared stone with weathered coping with
piers rising to c 1.7 m height at about 3 m centres throughout, each pier capped
with weathered stone similar to that on main walling, several openings, now without
gates. On north side, opposite path to north porch of church, two larger piers
rise to c 2.25 m to stone cappings with rounded lower edge, carrying simple timber
structure to hipped tiled roof. Pair of wrought iron gates, probably of more recent
date than remainder of ensemble.

Listing NGR: SX9973080676

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26397827

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