Description

In the following item:-

CHEVENING CHEVENING

TG 45 NE 41/95 Garden wall to east of
Chevening grounds

(i) The address shall be amended to read:

TQ 45 NE 41/45 CHEVENING CHEVENING

Garden wall to east of
Chevening, extending
from House through
village

(ii) The description shall be amended to read:

Boundary wall to great house. c1775. Northernmost part near house comprises a
red brick wall in English bond about 12 feet in height with coping of curved
and wedge-shaped tiles and one set of brick piers with stone coping and
cambered pedestrian arch with 6 panelled door. Curved projection near main
entrance and 3 brick piers. To the south-east of the main entrance there are
some grey brick headers, a round-headed pedestrian gate with tooled keystone
and impost blocks and 8 panelled door. Carriage entry with 2 large piers
with wooden gates, stone cornice and blocking course. The wall continues
behind the houses in Chevening village, in Flemish bond on a Kentish ragstone
base with ragstone galleting and no coping. Some pilasters with stone coping.
Lettering "I.H 35 feet." Past the village houses the wall changes again to
English bond. 3 square brick piers with stone coping to south of southernmost
house, then towards the south end, 6 brick pilasters with tooled pyramidal
caps, a cambered arched pedestrian gate and carriage entrances with 2 large
square brick piers with moulded stone cornice and blocking course holding
wooden double doors.

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1.
5280 CHEVENING CHEVENING
Garden wall to east
of Chevening grounds.
TQ 45 NE 41/95

II

2.
Late C18 or early C19 high brick wall with square piers at intervals, 1 round
headed door of 8 fielded panels at south end. In middle piers with stone cornice
and blocking course hold wood double doors.

Listing NGR: TQ4871757714

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26620934

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