ALONG THE BROAD RIDE:
1. Hexagon (A covered seat, c. 1736, Listed grade II*)
2. Two stone piers (Late c18/early c19, Listed grade II; Early/mid c18, Listed grade II)
3. Pope's Seat (A small stone pavilion, early c18, Listed grade II*)
4. Horse Guards (A pair of pavilions, late c18/early 19, Listed grade II; Listed grade II)
TO THE NORTH OF BROAD RIDE, BETWEEN SEVEN RIDES & TEN RIDES
5. Round Tower (Early/mid c18, with early c19 additions, Listed grade II)
6. Square Tower (Early/mid c18 with c20 alterations. Listed grade II)
7. Ivy Lodge (Early/mid c18 house, offices, and barn with an attached granary and cartshed embellished as a Gothick-style landscape feature, Listed grade II*)
8. Alfred's Hall, to the north-east of Ten Rides, probably the earliest gothick sham ruin in England (Designed by Alexander Pope and Lord Bathurst 1721, enlarged 1732, listed grade II*)
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