Description

EPSOM WILMER HATCH LANE
1.
5385
(east side, off)
TQ 2058
Kitchen Garden Wall and
SP/805 Cottage
II

2.
Kitchen garden wall and gardener's cottage. Late C18, with later alterations. Red
brick in Flemish bond with blue brick headers, slate roof. The 2-storey, 3-bay
cottage is towards the east end of the northern wall of the rectangular garden
wall. The wall is approx 3 metres high with brick butresses and stone coping.
The cottage has a plinth and blocked central doorway in round-arched niche linked
by impost band to flanking niches containing 12-pane windows with stone cills.
Smaller 6-pane windows above, central one blocked, all openings with flat brick
arches. Pediment with deep board at base supported on consoles blocked oculus in
typanum and oversailing eaves. Lateral stacks. The house which the kitchen
garden served is Woodcote Park House (RAC, qv.) which was built in 1753 by Isaac Ware.

Listing NGR: TQ2102061000

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26525819

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