Description

PROBUS
SW 94 NW
5/82 Pavilions and implement shed with
- garden walls adjoining Trewithen
- Home Farmhouse
II

Pavilions and implement shed and kitchen garden walls. C18. Brick laid to Flemish
bond with scantle slate roofs. Long range with polygonal wing to west. 2 storey
east pavilion, single storey implement shed and west pavilion. South elevation has
farmhouse and coachhouse to left, then left (west) pavilion with central door and
brick pediment gable with chimney over. Linking wall is back of implement shed and
right pavilion is identical to left one but chimney is false. North elevation
reveals the difference with square ended hipped east pavilion and canted end to
west pavilion. Implement shedis supported on brick piers and is 8 bays but most
are blocked. East end of implement shed houses old timber eider press. East
pavilion has original floor, corner stair and jowelled, pegged king post roof
structure. West pavilion has high room with corner fireplace and flat ceiling.

Listing NGR: SW9152847699

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26433849

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  ENGLAND GUIDE TO POST WAR LISTED: A Guide to Post-war Listed Buildings
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