Description

SJ 7481 TATTON C.P. TATTON PARK

3/101 Orangery

G.V. II

Orangery. 1818. By Lewis Wyatt. Red sandstone with glass roof.
Cross plan. South-east front: 7 bays with angled bays at either end
running in ½ 2.3.2. ½ rhythm. Central 3 bays project by the dimension
of one bay. Stone plinth. Monolithic pilasters with unmoulded base
blocks and cyma reversa capitals. Full entablature above with sunken
panels above pilasters. Windows of 4 lights each with double doorways
to centre of each. Originally these plate glass windows were of
smaller panes as are the upper halves of the windows, each light
containing 2 x 4 panes. Rear facade is without windows. Original
glazed roof probably replaced in late C19 and now supported internally
by slender iron pillars with C20 tubular arched supports.

Listing NGR: SJ7515580812

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26614924

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