Description

TG 11 NW ALDERFORD HALL ROAD
SP/49 (North)

Kitchen garden wall with
gazeboes, 150m north east
of Great Witchingham Hall.

GV II

Kitchen garden wall with 2 gazeboes attached. C1812. Red brick, Flemish bond, moulded
brick copings. Rectangular purpose built garden enclosure to north west of Great
Witchingham Hall. South range has angle piers, east and west ranges have central
arched pedestrian wicket entrances. Interior north-east and north-west angles
2 gazeboes: red brick Flemish bond, hipped slate roofs. Single south side casement
2 light windows with octagonal pattern glazing bars with single mullion and transom.
Plastered brick rusticated surrounds and pediment above. Single arched boarded
doors. Hipped roofs with flat, deep eaves cornices. External north-east and north-
west angles have single clasping pilasters. Details and Jacobethan style of gazeboes
identify with the 1812 wing at Great Whitchingham Hall by Timothy Tompson, architect.

Listing NGR: TG1134818601

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26626751

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