Description

Early 19th century. Square-plan, classical pedimented pavilion to former Raith Walled Garden (see Notes). Droved ashlar with mutuled eaves cornice and stone slab roof.

SE ELEVATION: splayed, round-headed deeply chamfered arch with moulded stone in pediment above; deep-set, 2-leaf panelled timber door and flanking boundary walls.

BOUNDARY WALLS: render coped rubble boundary walls of former walled garden, breached in places. Large curved and battered buttresses to E; segmental-headed ashlar cart entrance to N.

Statement of Interest

The walled garden belonged originally to the estate of Abbotshall, the former lodge house and gates are listed separately but Abbots Hall no longer exists.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17806534

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