Walled Garden With Ha-Ha Approximately 20 Metres North East Of The Old Vicarage

The walled garden with ha-ha, located approximately 20 metres northeast of The Old Vicarage, dates from the early 19th century and is constructed from magnesian limestone and brick. It measures about 75 metres square, with the southeast side open to the drive but protected by a ha-ha. The ha-ha is faced with dry rubble made of magnesian limestone and features rounded coping that ramps up at the corners to meet the descending ramps of the side walls. The other sides are enclosed by walls approximately 3 metres high, built of coursed magnesian limestone rubble with red brick lining on the inner sides and flat stone coping. Each wall has a round-headed gateway; the one adjacent to the house includes an iron gate with a wrought-iron fleur-de-lys fanlight, while the others are closed by doors that have fanlights with V-glazing bars. The northwest wall shows evidence of a former continuous greenhouse.