Garden Walls And Outbuilding To South Of Hutton Hall Farmhouse

The garden walls and outbuilding located to the south of Hutton Hall farmhouse date from the early 18th century. They are constructed of roughly-coursed rubble with cut dressings, and the outbuilding features a roof made of stone slates. The low front wall has rough gabled coping that ramps up at each end, with the left end wall extending beyond the garden to create a ramp down of coping. The return walls are similar, with coping that ramps up again before connecting to the outer corners of the Hall wings. The right return includes a boarded door set in a panelled surround, complete with a panelled keystone and mid-blocks on the jambs, and to the left, there is a double three-step mounting block. The left return features a boarded door beneath a timber lintel. Behind the short west extension of the front wall, there is a small pent outbuilding.