Description

HAYLE FOUNDRY LANE, Hayle
SW 5437-5537
10/170 Walls and Foundry remains at
- SW 557370

GV II
Walls and structures associated with former iron foundry. Circa early C19. Built for Harvey and Co,. Grouted rubble with granite and brick dressings.
Plan: Cranked-on-plan courtyard with retaining walls on 3 sides. On the left
(south) the walls are pierced by one small doorway leading to steps up to a
garden. The high wall at the end of the courtyard fronts a large vaulted
rectangular-on-plan chamber ; the right-hand (north) wall fronts 3 similar
chambers ; all are built into an earth bank.
Exterior: End wall is surmounted by a parapet with string and coping. There is a
wide elliptically-arched doorway with projecting granite keystone. Above to the
left is a pointed-arched opening with its granite-keyed brick arch rising from the parapet string. The right hand wall has 3 elliptically-arched doorways all with brick arches. The inner 2 doorways have rounded corners to the jambs and arches ; the other doorway has square corners.

Listing NGR: SW5571337048

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26597232

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