Western Walled Garden At Arley Hall

The western walled garden at Arley Hall is an 18th-century structure built of red English garden wall bond brick with stone copings. It is rectangular in shape, with walls approximately 12 to 13 feet high. The south wall features 19th-century central gatepiers that have rubbed brick quoins and stone caps topped with ball and spike finials. The east wall includes buttressing and one pointed archway, while the west wall has one pointed arch and an entrance with a flat stone lintel. Both the east and west walls were extended in the 19th century, and a new north wall was constructed. The beginning of this addition is marked by two piers, one on each of the east and west walls. The east wall also serves as the western boundary of the Eastern Walled Garden.