Garden Walls With Outbuildings At The Old Vicarage

The garden walls with outbuildings at The Old Vicarage date from the early 19th century and incorporate re-set medieval features. They are constructed of coursed rubble with dressings and feature pantiled roofs, with one of the outbuildings being renewed. To the west, there is a ruined outbuilding that has a chamfered round-headed arch on the north side and a pointed arch of two orders on the south side, with the inner arch being chamfered and the outer square. There is also a 2-light mullioned window to the west of the southern arch. The tall wall on the north side of the garden has sloped coping and a rounded corner, which ramps down to the entrance gate. The section to the east features gabled coping and ramps down again before turning to run south towards two outbuildings.