South And East Garden Wall (Up To Footpath Gateway) Of Christleton House

The south and east garden wall up to the footpath gateway of Christleton House dates from around 1830, with some 19th-century alterations. It is constructed of orange brick in Flemish bond, featuring stone dressings. The south wall is lower on the left side and supports iron railings on a stone coping. On the right side, the wall retains its original height and has flat coping, rising above a stone gateway that includes a lintel with an ogee-sloped soffit and a 20th-century board gate. The wall turns to the east, where the original section ends in a bold ramp. The remainder of the east wall and the heavily restored gazebo are not included in this listing, which is noted for its group value only.