Description

TR 04 SE HASTINGLEIGH TAMLEY LANE
(East Side)

4/85
Wall about 25-50
GV metres south west
of South Hill

II

Wall. Mid C18. Red brick on ragstone base. About 7 feet high, on stone
plinth, with coping. about 20 metres in length, and canted, and terminated
by piers, about 8 feet high, with ball finnals. The pier at southern
end retains the bonding marks for an eastward projecting wall presumably
never built. The gate and piers to south are mid C20 by Arthur Cotton
of Hythe, with C18 urns placed on top of the piers, excellently detailed.

Listing NGR: TR0951744609

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26566227

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