Wall around ground south of mill pond, along Main Street east of Malt Shovel and along west side of Corn Hill Lane

The wall surrounding the ground south of the mill pond, located along Main Street east of the Malt Shovel and along the west side of Corn Hill Lane, is a low wall that likely dates from the early 19th century. At the west end, next to the Malt Shovel, there is a short castellated section about 6 feet tall, featuring a blind ogee arch, an arrow slit, and mounting steps, which may all be contemporary with the Malt Shovel. The remaining stretch along Main Street is low and has semi-circular coping. The section along Corn Mill Lane, extending to the wall of the viaduct, is also low but features peaked coping. This wall is part of a group that includes Burley Lodge, No 2 (Highway Cottage), Chevin House (Nos 4 to 16 even, Nos 24 to 30 even, and 30A), 2 Post Office Yard, St Mary's Church, and the Malt Shovel Hotel.