Malin Hall

Rubble stone sundial associated with Malin Hall (see 40801015) on square-plan, erected c. 1850. Now out of use and largely obscured by vegetation. Constructed of rubble stone masonry with flat smooth rendered surface; slight recess to south elevation. Located in overgrown grounds to the rear (north) of the main house, and to the north-east of Malin.

Although now overgrown and largely obscured by vegetation, this sundial creates an interesting and curious feature within the grounds to the rear of Malin Hall (see 40801015). Sundials are a feature that were frequently erected in county estates during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries but are now increasingly rare survivals. This feature is not named on the Ordnance Survey first edition six-inch map of c. 1837 but it appears to be at the junction of woodland pathways at this time. It is depicted on the Ordnance Survey twenty-five inch map of 1903. Although in poor condition the survival of this feature adds to the interest of the Malin Hall demesne.