Description

ST 77 NE TORMARTON C.P. DODINGTON ASH

6/279 Wall, railings and gate piers
about 10 metres east of Bath Lodge
G.V.
II

Wall, railings and gate piers. Early C19 probably by James Wyatt. Limestone
ashlar, cast iron railings. Low semi-circular wall in 2 sections, each about
45 metres long, with spear-topped railings and square railing piers at regular
intervals of decorative cast iron panels with knob finials; small square pier at
each outer end on plinth, with banded rustication to sides, recessed rectangular
panel to centre front, frieze, cornice, shallow stepped parapet with central
recessed panel. Central pair of large rectangular piers on plinths, banded
rustication with round-headed niche to front with pendant keystone, similar niche
to rear and rectangular recess to each side, cornice, stepped parapet, rectangular
recess with moulded surround front and rear; central gates with similar railings
and diagonal struts, circular member centrally placed with shield of arms of
Codrington family. (Sources: Verey, D. : Buildings of England Gloucestershire :
The Cotswolds. 1970).

Listing NGR: ST7585978529

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26577096

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