Monument record 19/4/3 - Ince Manor - stone enclosing wall

For details of Ince Manor Grange and the Grade I Listed Hall and Monastic Cottages, see individual records:-
Ince Manor Monastic Grange - 19/4/0
Hall - 19/4/1
Monastic Cottages - 19/4/2

<1> Davey P & Williams R, 1975, Ince Manor, Cheshire Archaeological Bulletin, Vol 3, p.24-26 (Article in Journal). SCH7546.

Lengths of the lower courses of a stone wall with a moulded plinth visible to the south and south-east of the Manor, which are probably the remains of the estate wall of the grange.

<2> Thompson, P, 1983, Ince Manor: Medieval Monastic Buildings on the Mersey Marshes, p.3 (Monograph). SCH1474.

Part of a stone-based wall survives along the south-west boundary of the courtyard. Along the south-east boundary of the plot there is a low stone wall with stone coping….Other boundary wall with stone coping and plinths survive along Kinsey's Lane, Marsh Lane and facing the square.

<3> Department of the Environment, 1971-2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, Vol 8, 38 & Vol 9, 38 (Report). SCH1934.

<4> Historic England, 2011, The National Heritage List for England, 1318905, 1130346 (Web Site). SCH6528.

Grade II Listed, portion of Boundary Wall between The Square and entrance to The Manor House.
List description: Portions of boundary wall of former Manor or Grange of St Werburgh's Abbey, Chester, broken by modern entrance gateways. Squared coursed rubble walling with plain weathered plinth. Local sandstone. Stonework probably medieval.

Grade II Listed, portion of Boundary Wall between Junction of Kinsey's Lane with Pool Lane and Park Cottages.
List description: Portion of boundary wall of former Monastic Grange (of St Werburgh's Abbey, Chester). (Stonework probably Medieval). Squared coursed rubble of local red sandstone with plain weathered plinth.