The following text is from the original listed building designation:
RAMSGATE KING GEORGE VI TR 36 NE MEMORIAL PARK 1/231 15.2.73 Conservatory and wall to which it is attached GV II* Conservatory and wall. Late C18,wall early C19 greenhouse re-erected here for Sir Moses Montefiore. Cast iron structure with copper glazing bars all painted, with scalloped glass panes. Brick wall. The wall, about 15 feet high and crenellated and about 30 yards long, is the outside wall, extended and heightened, of the courtyard (item 1/232 ). Joined to the Lodge Cottages by a brick arch. The conservatory is built as a lean-to, with segmental plan. Panelled base wall with long principal supports on internal cast iron columns. Central double margin-light half-glazed doors with side lights under pediment, with scrolled tracery. The interior preserves not only the original structure, but also the benches, supports and heating system. It is the finest feature of a complex of buildings which represent the gates, lodges, staff cottages and stable/ service courtyard to the demolished East Cliff Lodge, built between 1794 and 1799 for Mr. Benjamen Bond Hopkins to the designs of a Mr. Boncey of Margate. First rented by Sir Moses and Lady Judith Montefiore in 1822, they purchased the house and grounds 1831 for £5500, and was Sir Moses's permanent residence 1826 to 1885 (he died 100 years old). The main house was demolished 1954. (See Busson, Ramsgate 107- 108; see also G. Wyatt, Sir Moses Montefiore and Ramsgate, p.3).
Listing NGR: TR3708065180

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.