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Walled garden, built in the early 19th century. It is a roughly oval walled garden, orientated north-south, and is in a poor condition. The walls are ashlar coped random rubble and are brick-lined, with a dovecot dated 1694 set into the south wall (NJ64NW0008). There is a two-storey, lean-to hothouse and potting shed to the north that is five-bay at the ground with two doors and a doorway at the first floor to the east gable, possible with a forestair that is now missing. It has four small flue ventilators to the walled garden, ashlar stacks and ventilators to the wallhead.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)