Description

TR 1643-1743 ELHAM VICARAGE LANE
(south side)

9/91 Gate Piers and
wall about 33
metres north of
The Old Vicarage

GV II

Gatepiers and garden wall. C18. Gateway adapted in early C20. Two
pairs of brick gatepiers. Curved wall in header bond with plain-
tile coping, between inner and outer pier of each pair. Round-headed
doorway with painted voussoirs and boarded door to each curved wall.
Outer piers have pyramidal plain-tile caps with coved plastered
soffits. Inner piers support broad semi-circular arch, above which
is a device with hipped plain-tile roof and coved plastered soffit
pierced at base to resemble dovecote. This is flanked by inverted
plaster scrolls terminating on top of,piers. Pair of shaped wooden
gates. Garden wall, red and grey brick in a mixed bond, running east
from gateway for about 36 metres, about 3 metres high, with battered
top. Flint footings towards east end.

Listing NGR: TR1771443746

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26534525

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