Description

ROTHBURY CRAGSIDE LODGE NU 0602 23/275 Rose arbour and terrace wall to east of Cragside 22.12.81 Park House (formerly listed as Rose House at Knocklaw) GV II

Rose arbour and terrace wall. Third quarter of C19. Rose arbour cast iron, wall snecked tooled stone with ashlar coping. Rose arbour 7 bays by 2 bays deep, the rear half formed by central embayment in the terrace wall; round columns with moulded caps and bases carrying segmental arches, that in centre wider; pierced spandrels, small quatrefoil above arch centre, and moulded cornice broken forward around pilasters above columns. To rear, arches rest directly on flat coping of wall. Wooden trellis infill remains in east end arch and at rear. Timbers remain of hipped roof, formerly glazed.

Terrace wall has dogleg flight of steps at each end.

Listing NGR: NU0695402080

External Links

• Wikidata Q26637580

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