Description

CALNE

SU0072 MILL STREET 755-1/6/102 (North side) 20/02/75 Coach house, gazebo, gate piers and garden walls to The Vicarage (Formerly Listed as: MILL STREET (North side) Gazebo in Vicarage garden)

GV II

Coach house, gazebo and walls surrounding the garden to The Vicarage. C18 and early C19. Limestone rubble walls. The gazebo stands at the north-east corner of the garden. The gazebo is of coursed rubble with a pyramidal stone slate roof and ball finial. 2 storeys; one-window range to each elevation. The first-floor windows have been restored with 4 rows of 4 small panes and the cills raised to their former height, the small lower windows are missing. The wall to right of the gazebo is approx 4m high and 45m long with various blocked openings. The wall to left, in The Glebe, is approx 3m high and 70m long with various blocked openings, 2 later brick buttresses to the right and a semicircular rubblestone wellhead, probably later, against the left end. The coach-house entrance, at the south-east corner with The Glebe and Mill Street, has tall ashlar gate piers; to the left of it the wall, approx 3m high, sweeps down along Mill Street for approx 75m and in the centre is a semi-elliptical stone archway over a C20 gate. C20 brick piers and gates to the south-west corner are attached to the west part of the wall which is of rubblestone, ashlar and concrete repairs, approx 1.5m high and approx 45m long and which runs alongside a brook. The coach house is a 2-storey early C19 building of coursed limestone rubble with a hipped Welsh slate roof; semicircular arched doorways and lunette windows to 6-window front. INTERIOR not inspected.

Listing NGR: SU0005770978

External Links

• Wikidata Q26539644

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