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Latitude: 51.8522 / 51°51'7"N
Longitude: -0.0436 / 0°2'37"W
OS Eastings: 534842
OS Northings: 218875
OS Grid: TL348188
Mapcode National: GBR KB0.V2X
Mapcode Global: VHGP9.6P9Z
Plus Code: 9C3XVX24+VH
Entry Name: The Garden Cottage and Garden Walls at Coldharbour Wood
Listing Date: 11 June 1986
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1341435
English Heritage Legacy ID: 356109
ID on this website: 101341435
Location: East Hertfordshire, SG12
County: Hertfordshire
District: East Hertfordshire
Civil Parish: Bengeo Rural
Traditional County: Hertfordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Hertfordshire
Church of England Parish: Bengeo Holy Trinity and St Leonard with Christ Church
Church of England Diocese: St.Albans
Tagged with: Cottage
BENGEO RURAL MARSHALL'S LANE TL 31 NW (Southwest side) Sacombe Green 4/4 The Garden Cottage - and Garden Walls at Coldharbour Wood - II
Former kitchen garden wall. c.1785 for T. Caswall of Coldharbour (not listed). Red brick with some stone dressings. About 140m x 75m, roughly rectangular on plan with a section cut out to SW. About 3m to 4m high. Corner piers, some with stone caps. Pilaster buttresses. Wall rounded inwards at head to brick coping. Principal opening to SE retains one stone blocked pier. Plank door to SW with projecting brick surround with gauged brick flat arched head, stone impost blocks. Plank door to NW with inner blocked round arched head. A section of original wall extends into garden from NE side. Stock brick spur wall to SW. In SW inset of wall is early C19 gardener's cottage. Ground floor white brick with a red brick band to first floor stock brick. Slate roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows. Central entrance in later gabled porch. Flanking blocked round headed openings, first floor openings empty. Extruded end stacks. 2 sash windows to rear. 1 storey outbuildings to left, 2 bays of stock brick with a door and a 9 pane sash with round heads. 3 bays of C18 red brick with round headed openings, some round headed openings to rear. Interior not inspected. Coldharbour House and this wall were built following demolition of the early Sacombe House and its embattled garden wall which was part of C. Bridgeman's laying out of the grounds c.1715. The house was subsequently demolished following building of the present Sacombe House (q.v., Sacombe Civil Parish) in 1802. (P. Willis, Charles Bridgeman, 1977: RCHM Typescript).
Listing NGR: TL3484218875
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