Wall Attached To No. 15 With Coach-House Attached

This structure is a garden wall attached to No. 15, with a coach-house connected to it, dating from the late 18th century. The wall and coach-house are built from coursed squared sandstone, featuring ashlar coping and dressings, while the roof of the coach-house is covered with Welsh slate. The wall stands approximately 2.5 metres high and has a flat stone coping. It extends eastward from No. 15 and then turns north along the lane to the coach-house at the northern end. The southern section of the wall curves to change direction about 4 metres from the front, and in this section, there is a boarded door set under a flat stone lintel. The attached coach-house is two storeys high and has one bay with boarded double doors beneath a segmental arch with voussoirs, along with a flat stone lintel above a boarded loft door.