Walls Enclosing Carpark, C30M South-West Of Coulby Manor

The walls enclosing the car park, located approximately 30 meters south-west of Coulby Manor, date from around 1825 and were originally part of a kitchen garden. Constructed of brick in English garden wall bond, they feature flat sandstone copings. The south side of the south wall has battered upper courses. There is an elliptical-headed gateway with a late 20th-century scrolled steel screen, as well as a late 20th-century opening at the north end of the east wall. The west end of the north wall is missing copings and has raked buttresses on the north side. These walls are included for their group value. An outbuilding attached to the west face of the west wall has been altered too much to be of special interest, and a mid-20th-century outshut on the north face of the north wall is also not of special interest.