Garden Walls To South East Of Brainshaugh With Attached Privy

The garden walls to the south-east of Brainshaugh, dating from the early 18th century, are constructed of squared stone and feature a pantile roof on the attached privy. These walls enclose a square garden located south of the kitchen wing of Brainshaugh and stand approximately 2.5 metres high, topped with flat coping. There are boarded doors situated near the north end of both the east and west walls, as well as near the west end of the south wall. The pent privy, located at the rear of the short north wall, includes a boarded door and a small window. Additionally, there are three small rectangular lockers on the internal face of the west wall.