Monument Number 1129465 |
| Hob Uid: 1129465 | |
Location :
Lincolnshire
East Lindsey
Well
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| Grid Ref : TF4438073360 |
| Summary : Landscape park and formal gardens to Well Hall, an early 17th century country house, covering an area of 280 hectares. The park and formal gardens were first laid out during the early 18th century and traces of the formal gardens are visible on the east lawn. The park may have been laid out after 1729 and involved the moving of Well village to its present site. The park had been extended by 1839 and tree planting was carried out during the 1860s. |
More information : Landscape park and formal gardens to Well Hall, an early 17th century country house. The park was landscaped during the early 18th century and involved the damming of Well Beck to form two lakes and the construction of garden terraces. It is thought that Charles Bridgeman may have been involved with this landscaping. It is documented that the formal gardens were planted in 1727 and that they were of a similar design to the present gardens. (1)
Landscape park and gardens covering an area of 280 hectares. The park and formal gardens were first laid out during the early 18th century. Traces of the formal gardens are visible on the east lawn. The park may have been laid out after 1729 and involved the moving of Well village to its present site. The park had been extended by 1839 and tree planting was carried out during the 1860s. (2)
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