Description

In the entry for
ETTON MAIN STREET
SE 94 SE
(south side, off)

4/45 outbuilding, garden
wall and former gate
piers adjoining Low
Hall to east

The address and description shall be amended to read

4/45 ETTON MAIN STREET
(south side)

Gatepiers, screen walls
and pavilions at Low Hall

GV II
Gatepiers, screen walls and pavilions. Late C17 or early C18 with later alterations.
Limestone ashlar and red brick. Screen walls approximately 10 feet high with central
gatepiers and later blocking between the piers, flanked by single storey, single bay
pavilions. Gatepiers of ashlar with moulded plinths, panelled sides, moulded capitals
and stem bases to missing ball finials (now on driveway). To either side semi-
circular ashlar niches with moulded sills. Brick walls have chamfered stone copings.
Left pavilion has timber cross window in quoined stone surround, rebuilt brickwork to
right corner and full height ashlar pilaster to left corner. Eaves band and plain
parapet. Right pavilion has C19 window, similar ashlar pilaster as that to left
and embattled parapet.

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ETTON MAIN STREET
SE 94 SE
(south side, off)
4/45 Outbuilding, garden wall
and former gate piers
adjoining Low Hall to
east
GV II
Outbuilding, and attached former garden wall and gate piers. Early C18.
Red brick, limestone to gate piers, quoins and copings. Outbuilding: single
storey. 2-light mullioned window: right quoin consists of a limestone
pilaster with tall sunk panel under moulded capital and damaged finial.
Crenellated parapet with moulded copings. Garden wall: also with moulded
coping. Gate piers square on plan. High bases on moulded plinth: tall sunk
panels to all faces under moulded cornice and damaged finials. Each is
flanked by a plain round-headed niche on a moulded plinth set into the
garden wall. The space between the gate piers is now blocked: moulded
limestone coping to blocking. Similar corner pilasters to left end.

Listing NGR: SE9824043439

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26630473

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