For primary sources, see under the type of
building the dovecote
belonged to.
Dovecote in a fair state
of preservation, interior is circular with nesting boxes all round and reaching to roof height.
Cross the stile and bear diagonally left across the field - keeping to the right of the excavated
medieval dovecote.
Dovecote tower, restored in recent years.
Part of the Grade 2* listed building is an 18th
century dovecote.
The mill house stands close by along with several outbuildings
including a large dovecote.
The mill house stands close by along with several outbuildings including a
large dovecote.
Dovecote cottage
A delightfully different semi-detached stone built cottage, in a rural position, on the outskirts of Coldstream.
The
brick dovecote, coach house, and barn to the north are also of 18 th Century origin.
The Bishop of Hereford
had a dovecote
on his manor in Ross which brought him 5 s a year in rent.
The Coach House: A converted old barn, stands next to the quaint
old stone dovecote.
The Coach House: A converted old barn, stands next to the quaint old
stone dovecote.
You'll
see the 15th century dovecote
and Victorian Summerhouse.
Circular dovecotes
remained the norm, but brick dovecotes were built in all shapes and sizes and many polygonal dovecotes survive.
The Walled Garden has been restored and features a series of potager gardens, a
working dovecote
and the National Collection of Colchicums.
Brick was in some cases used to disguise
earlier dovecotes
built of local material.
Alongside the old White Lion stands a 17th century
octagonal dovecote.
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