Description

TR 04 SE & TR 03 NE MERSHAM THE STREET
(east side)

4&7/158 Garden walls to
west and north-
west of Newhouse

GV II

Wall. Early C18, mid C18 and C19. Red brick in English bond on
ragstone base, extended with ragstone and with Flemish bond red brick.
North west section about 8 feet high, with projecting ragstone plinth
and coping, running some 30 metres along road, returned 30 metres, to
east and again to south. Extended to south along roadside by Flemish
bond brick wall to coach house gates, this section adjoined to
Newhouse by 2 C19 ragstone walls some 3 feet high, and forming a garden
terrace. Gate piers, about 10 feet high, and short quadrant walls,
at southern end of roadside length.

Listing NGR: TR0542540019

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26527451

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