Eaton and Eccleston, United Kingdom
Southern retaining wall to Upper Terrace
Eaton and Eccleston, United Kingdom
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This Grade II listed retaining wall and balustrade, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, forms part of the grounds of Eaton Hall near Eaton and Eccleston in Cheshire. The structure serves the dual purpose of a functional retaining wall while providing a decorative balustrade that bounds the Upper Terrace, exemplifying Lutyens's characteristic integration of practical engineering with refined architectural detailing in early twentieth-century country house design.
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- Type
- balustrade, retaining wall
- Heritage
- Grade II listed building
- Place
- Eaton and Eccleston, United Kingdom
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