Garden Terrace to Ranby Hall

The Garden Terrace to Ranby Hall is a late 18th-century structure featuring two walled terraces. It consists of walls, gate piers, urns, orbs, and gates. The terrace is constructed from red brick, ashlar, render, coursed rubble, and wood. On either side of the south front of the house, there are single brick and rendered walls topped with ashlar coping. Each wall has a pair of rendered brick piers with ashlar coping, single ashlar orbs, and a wooden door. The walls continue and turn at right angles, where they are adorned with ashlar urns decorated with festoons. These walls drop down and end in square ashlar coped piers that flank a flight of seven stone steps. The piers are topped with large decorated flower containers. Approximately 14 meters to the south, there is another coursed rubble wall with ashlar coping. At both ends of this wall, low rendered brick walls with ashlar coping project northwards, connecting with the walls extending from the house. The east side of the terrace bows out in the center and features an opening. This structure is included for its group value only.