Gateway And Garden Wall At Manor House

The gateway and garden wall at Manor House, dating from the late 18th century to the 19th century, are constructed of red brick. The south garden wall features a large blind archway on the right and four narrower blind archways to the left, with another blind archway beyond. There is a large arched gateway to the left that has double plank doors, along with a small arched doorway with a plank door beyond it. Above these, there are two triangular-headed openings to the left that contain a bell. The archways are separated by pilaster buttresses. The north garden wall is overgrown and includes a small doorway with a plank door leading to the churchyard, as well as a plinth, pilaster buttresses, and several slanting 19th-century buttresses.