Description

SJ 51 SW ATCHAM C.P. LONGNER 3/66 Kitchen garden walls and - adjoining former kennels approximately 50 metres to north-west of Longner Hall

GV II

Kitchen garden walls and former kennels, now goose-pen. Circa 1803. Red brick (monk bond) with stone coping. Walls enclose rectangular space approximately 70 metres x 40 metres; approximately 4 metres high. Plinth, buttresses, and top 3 courses set back with stone coping. Boarded doorway in wall to south. Chamfered south-west corner and south-east corner angled out to join with the stable range (q.v.). Short section of the north wall continues to the east and returns south to join with the farmbuildings (q.v.). Former kennels adjoining to west: red sandstone rubble pen walls with ashlar dressings; red brick lean-to against garden wall with plain tile roof and brick stack. Chamfered coping to pen walls; chamfered 4-centred archway in wall to west with boarded door. Lower walls around pen to south.

Listing NGR: SJ5278211179

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