Introduction
The key feature of this site is a circular garden enclosed by a stone and cob wall. This is associated with a small regency country house and grounds.
The site has a small regency country house and grounds with lakes. The notable feature of the site is an unusual circular garden, believed to be unique. It is enclosed by a stone and cob wall with access through a gated doorway. The wall's thatched coping was replaced in the early 1990s following storm damage.
The circle is approximately 18 metres in diameter, with the surrounding walls about 2.25 metres high. A stream or leat flows south-westwards through the enclosure. The interior was formerly cultivated but is now mainly laid to grass.
- Contact
- Features
Plant Environment
- Environment
- Walled Garden
- Garden Wall
- Description: There is a stone and cob wall with thatched coping. This is in a circular form, about 18 metres in diameter, and is 2.25 metres high.
- Gate
- Description: The circular garden is accessed through a gated doorway.
- Stream
- Description: A stream or leat flows south-westwards through the enclosure.
- Authorities
Civil Parish
- Loddiswell
- Designations
- The National Heritage List for England: Listed Building
- Reference: House, round garden and butterwell 25m E
- Grade: II
- References
References
- Pugsley, Steven {Devon gardens : an historical survey} (Stroud: Sutton, 1994) 175Devon gardens : an historical survey
- Le Lievre, Audrey {Garden without a History} (1991)Garden without a History
- NCCPG (Devon) {Alleron - A Garden from the Past}Alleron - A Garden from the Past