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What is recorded here

Freestanding subterranean ice house, built c. 1740, now disused. Six rubble stone steps to square-headed entrance, droved ashlar lintel with red brick jambs, rubble stone walled chamber. Located to south-east of Beaulieu House, within the gardens.

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